train
A train is a succession of vehicles that travel along rail tracks to transport cargo or passengers from one location to another. It's a popular form of public transportation in many parts of the world.
I'm going to take the train.
This sentence uses a future tense, 'Voy a' means 'I'm going to', 'coger' is the verb 'to take' and 'el tren' is 'the train'.
I bought a train ticket.
'Compré' is past tense for 'I bought', 'un billete de tren' means 'a train ticket'. This sentence uses the past tense verb 'compré'.
The train is at the station.
In this sentence, 'El tren' refers to 'the train', 'está' is the verb 'is' and 'en la estación' means 'at the station'. This is a straightforward sentence structure in Spanish.
I went to work by train.
This sentence uses transit in the context a daily activity. 'Fui' is 'I went', 'al trabajo' means 'to work', and 'en tren' translates to 'by train'.
The train is fast.
This is a simple sentence in Spanish which describes the speed of the train. Here 'es' is 'is' and 'rápido' means 'fast'.
The train leaves at eight.
Here, 'El tren' is 'the train', 'sale' is a verb that means 'leaves' and 'a las ocho' means 'at eight'.
I wait for the train on the platform.
In this phrase, 'Espero' is 'I wait', 'el tren' is 'the train', 'en' is 'on' and 'el andén' is 'the platform'.
The train is very crowded.
This sentence describes the condition of the train: 'El tren' is 'the train', 'tiene' is 'has', and 'mucha gente' means 'a lot of people' or 'crowded'.
I missed the train.
This sentence states an action performed in the past. 'Perdí' means 'I missed' and 'el tren' means 'the train'.