toca
/ˈtoka/, [ˈt̪o.ka]go to, touches
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La chica que toca el piano es mi hermana.
The girl who's playing the piano is my sister.
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Tom toca en un club de jazz tres noches a la semana.
Tom performs in a jazz club three nights a week.
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Acabo de lavar los platos y ahora me toca sacar la basura.
I just washed the dishes and now I have to take out the trash.
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Él toca el violonchelo excepcionalmente bien.
He plays cello exceptionally well.
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Mi hermana toca el piano cada día.
My sister plays piano every day.
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¡Toca la alarma!
Sound the alarm!
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Tom toca verdaderamente bien el clavicordio.
Tom certainly plays the harpsichord well.
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¿Ya me toca?
Is it my turn?
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Tom toca guitarra mejor que cualquier otro que yo conozco.
Tom plays the guitar better than anyone else I know.
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Él toca muy bien la guitarra.
He plays the guitar very well.
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¿A quién le toca ahora?
Whose turn is it next?
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Te equivocas: él toca el contrabajo, no el trombón.
You're mistaken. He plays double bass, not trombone.
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Os toca a vosotros.
Now, it's your turn.
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Toca el violín, por favor.
Please play the violin.
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¿Toca él el piano?
Does he play the piano?
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Ella canta, él toca la guitarra y nosotras bailamos.
She sings, he plays the guitar and we dance.
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Le toca a Mary lavar los trastes.
It's Mary's turn to wash the dishes.
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Ella toca el piano de oído.
She plays the piano by ear.
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Ella toca la flauta.
She plays the flute.
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Tom toca en una banda y es muy buen mozo.
Tom plays in a band, and is very good looking.
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