Bailar in Spanish: dancing to music

Say where and with whom you like to dance to music.

The idea

Bailar means to dance. Its present forms are bailo, bailas, baila, bailamos, bailáis and bailan.

Bailo en la cocina por la mañana.I dance in the kitchen in the morning.
¿Bailas con tu hermana en las fiestas?Do you dance with your sister at parties?
Mi abuelo baila al ritmo de la música.My grandfather dances to the rhythm of the music.
Bailamos juntos en el parque.We dance together in the park.
Vosotras bailáis muy bien.You dance very well.
Los niños bailan después de clase.The children dance after class.

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Do not confuse baila with bailan: the latter agrees with a plural subject.

Choose the correct form: Yo ___ en mi habitación. (bailo / bailan)
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bailo
Bailo matches the speaker, yo.
Choose the correct form: Ella ___ con su padre. (baila / bailamos)
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baila
Baila matches the singular subject ella.
Choose the correct form: Nosotros ___ en la plaza. (bailamos / bailas)
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bailamos
Bailamos matches nosotros, the group including the speaker.
Choose the correct form: Ellos ___ los sábados. (bailan / bailáis)
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bailan
Bailan matches the plural subject ellos.

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