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My cow is white and big.

This sentence shows how you can describe an animal's appearance using adjectives like 'blanco' or 'grande' in Spanish. 'Mi' implies ownership of the cow.

The cow is an animal.

This sentence is a simple subject-verb-object statement in Spanish that asserts that a cow is a type of animal. 'La' is the definite feminine article equivalent to the English 'the', 'vaca' means cow, and 'es' is the third-person singular of 'ser', which signifies 'to be' in English.

Have you seen my cow?

This sentence is using the present perfect tense to ask if the listener has seen the speaker's cow. Note how the pronoun 'mi' is used to denote possession of the cow.

The cow is in the field.

This sentence is using the verb 'está' to describe the location of the cow. In this case, 'el campo' translates directly to 'the field'.

He likes cow's milk.

This sentence is expressing liking for something using 'le gusta'. Here, 'leche de vaca' is used to denote cow's milk.

The cow has a calf.

This sentence is showcasing the use of 'tiene' to express possession for animals. 'Un becerro' means a calf in Spanish.

The color of the cow is brown.

This sentence is structured to assert the color of an object. 'El color de la vaca' translates to 'the color of the cow'. 'Marrón' is the Spanish term for brown.

We are going to eat beef.

'Vamos a' is used to talk about future actions, conveying 'we are going to'. 'Carne de vaca' is a way to say beef in Spanish, referring to cow meat.

I want a cow as a pet.

This sentence uses 'quiero' to express desire or wish. 'Como mascota' directly translates to 'as pet', which forms the context of wanting a cow as a pet.

The boy is drawing a cow.

This sentence uses 'dibuja' the third person singular of the verb 'dibujar' which means 'draw'. 'El niño' refers to 'the boy' in Spanish.

The cow gives milk.

In this sentence, we are stating a fact about cows which is — 'they provide milk'. Here, 'da' is the third-person singular of 'dar', meaning to give.

The cow has spots.

In this sentence, we are talking about a physical characteristic of a cow specifically that it has spots. 'Tiene' is the third-person form of 'tener', meaning to have.

I like the cow.

In this sentence, 'Me gusta' translates directly to 'It pleases me'. However, it is more commonly understood as 'I like'. So, 'Me gusta la vaca' means 'I like the cow'.

The cow is big.

This sentence describes the size of the cow, with 'grande' translating to 'big' in English. So, 'La vaca es grande' translates to 'The cow is big'.

The cow eats grass.

This is another simple sentence that states one of the habits of the cow - eating grass. 'Come' is the third-person singular of 'comer', which means 'to eat'.

The cow lives on the farm.

Here, 'vive' translates to 'lives', 'en' to 'on' and 'la granja' to 'the farm'. So, the whole phrase means 'The cow lives on the farm'.

The cow is white and black.

This sentence describes the color of the cow. The conjunction 'y' is used to implement 'and' in English.

The cow gives meat and leather.

In this sentence, we talk about some of the products we get from a cow — meat and leather. The conjunction 'y' is used for 'and' in English.

The woman is wearing a shirt with a cow print.

This is a more complex sentence that describes what a woman is wearing. Here, 'viste' means 'is wearing', 'una camisa' means 'a shirt', and 'con un estampado de vaca' means 'with a cow print'.