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ir a nadar

to go swimming

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phrase Uncommon #10,920
to go swimming Literally, “to go to swim.”
SP: Vamos a ir a nadar después de comer.
EN: We're going to go swimming after lunch.

Cuando yo era un niño, solía ir a nadar en aquel estanque.

When I was a child, I used to go swimming in that pond.

Mi padre me permitió ir a nadar.

My father allowed me to go swimming.

¿Con quién sueles ir a nadar?

Who do you usually go swimming with?

Tom quería ir a nadar con Mary, pero no lo hizo.

Tom wanted to go swimming with Mary, but he didn't.

¿Tienes ganas de ir a nadar?

Do you feel like going for a swim?

A Tom le gusta ir a nadar en el verano.

Tom likes to go swimming in the summer.

¿Quieren ir a nadar?

Do you want to go swimming?

Prefiero ir a nadar.

I prefer to go swimming.

¿Sientes ganas de ir a nadar?

Do you feel like going swimming?

¿Tiene usted deseos de ir a nadar?

Would you like to go swimming?

Mamá, ¿podemos ir a nadar?

Mom, can we go swimming?

— El gran diluvio (2025)

Si hace buen tiempo, voy a ir a nadar al río.

If the weather is nice, I’m going to go swimming in the river.

Podemos ir a nadar juntos un día de estos.

We can go swimming together one of these days.

— Hoy Quiero Volver Solito (2014)

Me gustaría ir a nadar en el mar.

I would like to go swimming in the sea.

En verano, solíamos ir a nadar al río.

In summer, we used to go swimming in the river.

Si no le importa me gustaría ir a nadar.

If you don't mind, I'd like to go swimming.

— Fresas salvajes (1957)

Podemos ir a nadar.

We can go swimming.

— Summertime (1955)

¿Quieres ir a nadar?

Do you want to go swimming?

¿Puedo ir a nadar después del mediodía?

Can I go swimming after noon?

Me gustaría ir a nadar.

I’d like to go swimming.