Hello again! It depends if you're using "swing" as a verb or as a noun. If it's the former, you would say "columpiarse" or "balancearse". Be aware that this is a "self fulfilling action" in Castillian, so you would have to conjugate it with the pronouns (yo me columpio/ balanceo, tu te columpias/balanceas, el se columpia/ balancea...). If the action is made by you to another person you wouldn't need the pronouns (yo columpio a..., tu columpias a..., él columpia a...). If you mean "swing" as a noun (where the children play in a park) it would be "columpio". Hope this helps!

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Hola, In Spanish usually the "swing" where the kids play is called "columpio" and "to swing" is "columpiarse".

In addition to Clara, you can use also "swing" as such if you are talking about this movement in sports, as golf or baseball or tennis. "Tiene buen swing", for example. It´s included as word in the dictionary of Real Academia Española.