'libro' means 'book'.
"Es un libro" translates to "It is a book" in English.
a book
It means "a book but (subject) is not reading it". If this was a full sentence like "Él tiene un libro pero no lo está leyendo.", then it would mean "He has a book but he isn't reading it".
Voy a usar un libro texto para estudiar español. I am going to use a textbook to study Spanish.
un = a un libro = a book un moto = a motorcycle un = a una = a OR one uno = ONE (not "A") ^trueee (:
"A great book" and "one great book" are English equivalents of the Italian phrase un grande libro. The pronunciation of the masculine singular phrase will be "oon GRAN-dey LEE-bro" in Italian.
El libro de mi amigo is "my friend's book" in English.
Libro is an Italian equivalent of the English word "book." The pronunciation of the masculine singular noun -- which may be preceded by the masculine singular definite (il, "the") or indefinite (un, "a, an") articles -- will be "LEE-bro" in Italian.
the question means "do you have a book?" you answer with either "si, tiene un libro" - yes, i have a book or "no, no tiene un libro" - no, i don't have a book. Hope that helps
You would say "Tengo un libro para ti".
Libro means book in spanish
it means close the book