"She is very pretty and she is like that, very kind and sings very beautifully."
Here's a breakdown of the correct phrases and how to put them together:
* Muy linda: Very pretty (this is correct)
* Ella es así: She is like that (correct)
* Bastante: Quite, very, enough (needs to be connected to a word describing her personality)
* Canta muy hermoso: Sings very beautifully (correct but "hermoso" should be "hermoso" in this context)
Here are a few ways to express this thought correctly in Spanish:
1. Ella es muy linda, es así, bastante amable y canta muy hermoso.
* This translates to: "She is very pretty, she is like that, quite kind and sings very beautifully."
2. Ella es muy linda y canta muy hermoso. Es bastante amable.
* This translates to: "She is very pretty and sings very beautifully. She is quite kind."
3. Ella es muy linda y amable, y canta muy hermoso.
* This translates to: "She is very pretty and kind, and sings very beautifully."
These options all convey the meaning you intended while using correct Spanish grammar.