silla

This is my chair.

This sentence is conveying ownership of the chair to the person speaking, also the possession is shown by using the Spanish possessive pronoun 'mi','my' in.= English.

I am sitting on my chair.

This sentence describes person's current state or action - denotes that the person is sitting on their chair at the certain moment.

She has a new chair.

The sentence conveys that she has received, bought or in some way acquired a new chair. The gender specific pronoun of 'Ella', 'she' in English is used indicating the chair belongs to a female.

He will move the chair.

Talks about the future action of moving the chair. The word 'moverá' is a future tense Spanish verb based on the verb 'mover', means to move.

Talk to me placing the chair here.

Shows a compound action by placing a chair at a certain place and then engage in conversation. 'Háblame' is an example of a command in Spanish where the listener is being asked to do something.

I bought the chair yesterday.

Determines a purchase of a chair made yesterday using past verb 'Compré' which way to 'bought' in English.

Mom's chair is blue.

Sign retailer,Basic phrase demonstrating possession and describes the chair as belonging to the mother in the family, also describes chair color which is ' blue'.

The chair is empty.

Denotes that no one is perfectly installed. The English word empty stands for the absence of anyone or anything. Spanish equivalent 'vacia'n Examples is how to Greek/spanaging emotion-Javadoc and their reference REF610 Tranlate menneskeresses a one ana>

I'll paint the chair

The phrase gives an insight into speaker's forthcoming action of painting a chair. The usage 'voy a' illustrates upcoming/immediate future activities.

I need a new chair.

A simple sentence expressing the need/demand of a new chair using 'Necesito' (I need), where singular first person is expressing the need.

Where is the chair?

This phrase is used when you are looking for a chair. '¿Dónde está' means 'where is' in Spanish.

The chair is red.

This is a simple phrase talking about the color of a chair. 'La' is the feminine form of 'the' in Spanish, 'silla' means chair, and 'es' is the third person singular of the verb 'ser' which means 'is'.

The chair is very comfortable.

This phrase is expressing an opinion about the comfort level of a chair. 'Muy' means 'very', and 'cómoda' means 'comfortable' in Spanish.

The chair is broken.

This phrase indicates that a chair is broken. 'Está' is a form of the verb 'estar' which signifies a temporary state.

I want to buy the chair.

The word 'quiero' translates to 'I want' and 'comprar' means 'to buy'. This phrase implies the speaker's intention to purchase a chair.

I'm going to clean the chair.

Here, 'Voy a' is a phrase that expresses a future plan or intention, and 'limpiar' means 'to clean'.

You can move the chair.

The phrase 'Puedes mover' translates to 'You can move'. This implies giving permission or suggesting moving the chair.

This is my favorite chair.

'Esta es mi' translates to 'This is my' and 'favorita' means 'favorite'. It indicates the speaker's preference for a particular chair.

Leave the chair here.

'Deja' means 'leave' and 'aquí' translates to 'here'. This is a command telling someone to leave a chair in a particular location.

The chair is for my grandmother.

'Para' is a preposition which means 'for' and 'mi abuela' translates to 'my grandmother'. This sentence suggests that the chair is meant for the speaker's grandmother.