trumpet
A trumpet is a brass musical instrument that you play by blowing into it. 'Trompeta' is the Spanish noun for this type of instrument.
The trumpet is a musical instrument.
This simple statement is a good introduction to the noun 'trompeta'. In this sentence it is used in the context of identifying what a trumpet is in Spanish.
Miguel plays the trumpet in the band.
This sentence gives an example of 'trompeta' being used to describe what instrument someone plays. Note how the verb 'tocar' is used for 'to play' an instrument.
The sound of the trumpet is joyful.
This sentence uses 'trompeta' to discuss the sound the instrument makes. It also introduces the adjective 'alegre', which translates to 'joyful' in English.
The trumpet is louder than the piccolo.
In this sentence, 'trompeta' is used in a comparison to show that the trumpet is louder than the piccolo, which introduces the comparative phrase 'más ... que' (more... than).
I want to learn to play the trumpet.
This is an example of a common phrase that beginner language learners might use to express a desire to learn something new, in this case, to play the trumpet.
Jorge is tuning his trumpet.
In this sentence, 'trompeta' is used to specify which instrument Jorge is tuning. This also introduces the reflexive verb 'afinar' which means 'to tune'.
The trumpet is made of metal.
The sentence provides information about the material 'metal' which trumpets are typically made from.
She is practicing the trumpet for the concert.
In this sentence, 'trompeta' appears as the object of her practicing. This sentence can be used to discuss preparing for an event.
My trumpet needs to be cleaned.
This sentence uses 'trompeta' to talk about maintenance activities related to the care and upkeep of an instrument.
I can hear the trumpet from my house.
This sentence allows the student to practice using the verb 'poder' to express ability, as well as 'escuchar' which means 'to hear'.