Spanish Sentences using sonar  

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Suena fantástico. ¿Lo puedo manejar?
Sounds great. Can I drive it?
El teléfono está sonando.
The telephone is ringing.
Tú debes estar en clase cuando suene la campana.
You must be in the classroom when the bell rings.
Mi despertador suena a las seis y cuarto todos los días.
My alarm clock goes off at 6:15 every day.
Caundo sonó el timbre se acabó la clase.
When the bell rang the class was over.
¡Si el río suena...piedras trae!
If the river makes noise...it is because it brings rocks.
Suena el timbre. Hay alguien a la puerta.
The bell is ringing. There is someone at the door.
A lo que den las 3 / A las 3 en punto / Al sonar las 3
on the stroke of 3
sonarse (la naríz)
to blow / to clean one's nose
El motor de este coche suena mucho.
The motor of this car makes a lot of noise.
Apenas estaba comprendiendo cálculos, cuando el timbre sonó.
I was just understanding calculus when the bell rang.
¿Está sonando la alarma?
Is the alarm ringing?
¿Lo que estaba cantando sonaba fatal?
What he sang sounded horrible?
¿Siempre usas pañuelos de tela para sonarte?
Do you always use fabric napkins to blow your nose?
Ellos se cepillaban los dientes cuando el teléfono sonó.
They were brushing their teeth when the telephone rang.
En realidad no suena tan mal.
In reality, it doesn't sound so bad.
Estaba cortándome el bigote cuando sonó la alarma.
I was trimming my mustache when the alarm went off.
Está sonando la alarma de incendios.
The fire alarm is ringing.
La alarma no sonó.
The alarm clock didn't ring.
Me estaba atendiendo cuando el teléfono sonó.
She was waiting on me when the phone rang.
Necesito sonarme la nariz, ¿tienes un pañuelo?
I need to blow my nose, do you have a napkin?

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