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No. 5,351 in Catalan

canto

"Canto" in Catalan means "corner" or "edge."

In a sentence

  • La setmana passada vaig aprendre un nou canto de la ciutat.

    Last week I learned a new corner of the city.

    Here, 'canto' is used to refer to a 'corner' or 'part' of a place, highlighting the use of 'canto' in a descriptive spatial context.

  • A la classe de música, cada dia canto una cançó diferent.

    In music class, I sing a different song every day.

    In this sentence, 'canto' is used as the first person conjugation of the verb 'cantar,' meaning 'to sing,' indicating an action performed by the speaker.

  • Estic treballant en un projecte sobre el canto a l'edat mitjana.

    I am working on a project about singing in the Middle Ages.

    Here, 'canto' refers to the act or art of singing ('el canto'), illustrating its use as a noun describing a concept or theme.

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