The English name for alpaca is alpaca, and its pronunciation is [?l?p?k?] in English and [?l?p?k?] in American.

1. I visited a farm and saw a beautiful llama grazing in the field. (I visited a farm and saw a beautiful alpaca grazing in the fields).

2. The llama’s soft and fluffy fur makes it a popular attraction at the zoo. (The alpaca's soft, fluffy coat makes it a popular attraction at the zoo).

3. The farmer uses llamas to help carry heavy loads in the mountains. (Farmers use alpacas to help transport heavy loads in mountainous areas).

4. My friend has a pet llama named Lily, and she is incredibly friendly. (My friend has a pet alpaca named Lily and she is very friendly).

5. During my trip to Peru, I had the chance to ride a llama and explore the Andean mountains. (I had the opportunity to explore the Andes on an alpaca during a trip to Peru).

Usage of the English word alpaca

1. Noun usage: As a noun, it means an animal, namely alpaca. For example: I saw a llama at the zoo yesterday. (I saw an alpaca at the zoo yesterday).

2. Metaphorical usage: Sometimes, the word "llama" can also be used to metaphorically describe the characteristics or behavior of someone or something. For example, a "drama llama" is someone who likes to create drama or attract attention. For example: She can be such a drama llama sometimes. (She is such a drama maker sometimes).

3. Trademark or brand name: "llama" can also be the name of a trademark or brand, such as the name of a company or product name.