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Spanish Irregular Verbs (Present) and Basic Grammar

Present-tense forms of twelve key Spanish verbs (yo, tú, él/ella, nosotros, ellos) and a few basic grammar rules.

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  • I am (ser)English
    yo soySOY
  • you are (ser)English
    tú eresEH-rehs
  • he/she is (ser)English
    él/ella esehs
  • we are (ser)English
    nosotros somosSOH-mohs
  • they are (ser)English
    ellos sonsohn
  • I am (estar)English
    yo estoyeh-STOY
  • you are (estar)English
    tú estáseh-STAHS
  • he/she is (estar)English
    él/ella estáeh-STAH
  • we are (estar)English
    nosotros estamoseh-STAH-mohs
  • they are (estar)English
    ellos estáneh-STAHN
  • I have (tener)English
    yo tengoTEHN-goh
  • you have (tener)English
    tú tienestee-EH-nehs
  • he/she has (tener)English
    él/ella tienetee-EH-neh
  • we have (tener)English
    nosotros tenemosteh-NEH-mohs
  • they have (tener)English
    ellos tienentee-EH-nehn
  • I go (ir)English
    yo voyVOY
  • you go (ir)English
    tú vasVAHS
  • he/she goes (ir)English
    él/ella vaVAH
  • we go (ir)English
    nosotros vamosVAH-mohs
  • they go (ir)English
    ellos vanVAHN
  • I do / make (hacer)English
    yo hagoAH-goh
  • you do / make (hacer)English
    tú hacesAH-sehs
  • he/she does / makes (hacer)English
    él/ella haceAH-seh
  • we do / make (hacer)English
    nosotros hacemosah-SEH-mohs
  • they do / make (hacer)English
    ellos hacenAH-sehn
  • I can (poder)English
    yo puedoPWEH-doh
  • you can (poder)English
    tú puedesPWEH-dehs
  • he/she can (poder)English
    él/ella puedePWEH-deh
  • we can (poder)English
    nosotros podemospoh-DEH-mohs
  • they can (poder)English
    ellos puedenPWEH-dehn
  • I want (querer)English
    yo quierokee-EH-roh
  • you want (querer)English
    tú quiereskee-EH-rehs
  • he/she wants (querer)English
    él/ella quierekee-EH-reh
  • we want (querer)English
    nosotros queremoskeh-REH-mohs
  • they want (querer)English
    ellos quierenkee-EH-rehn
  • I say (decir)English
    yo digoDEE-goh
  • you say (decir)English
    tú dicesDEE-sehs
  • he/she says (decir)English
    él/ella diceDEE-seh
  • we say (decir)English
    nosotros decimosdeh-SEE-mohs
  • they say (decir)English
    ellos dicenDEE-sehn
  • I come (venir)English
    yo vengoVEHN-goh
  • you come (venir)English
    tú vienesvee-EH-nehs
  • he/she comes (venir)English
    él/ella vienevee-EH-neh
  • we come (venir)English
    nosotros venimosveh-NEE-mohs
  • they come (venir)English
    ellos vienenvee-EH-nehn
  • I see (ver)English
    yo veoVEH-oh
  • you see (ver)English
    tú vesVEHS
  • he/she sees (ver)English
    él/ella veVEH
  • we see (ver)English
    nosotros vemosVEH-mohs
  • they see (ver)English
    ellos venVEHN
  • I give (dar)English
    yo doyDOY
  • you give (dar)English
    tú dasDAHS
  • he/she gives (dar)English
    él/ella daDAH
  • we give (dar)English
    nosotros damosDAH-mohs
  • they give (dar)English
    ellos danDAHN
  • I know a fact (saber)English
    yo séSEH
  • you know a fact (saber)English
    tú sabesSAH-behs
  • he/she knows a fact (saber)English
    él/ella sabeSAH-beh
  • we know a fact (saber)English
    nosotros sabemossah-BEH-mohs
  • they know a fact (saber)English
    ellos sabenSAH-behn
  • the (masculine singular)English
    elehl
  • the (feminine singular)English
    lalah
  • the (masculine plural)English
    loslohs
  • the (feminine plural)English
    laslahs
  • a (masculine)English
    unoon
  • a (feminine)English
    unaOO-nah
  • I (pronoun)English
    yoyoh
  • you (informal)English
    tútoo
  • you (formal)English
    ustedoos-TEHD
  • weEnglish
    nosotrosnoh-SOH-trohs
  • they (masculine or mixed)English
    ellosEH-yohs
  • How do you make a Spanish noun plural if it ends in a vowel?English
    Add -s (casa → casas)Ends in a consonant? Add -es: papel → papeles
  • How do you say a question in writing?English
    Put ¿ at the start and ? at the endExclamations use ¡ and !
  • Where do most adjectives go?English
    After the noun (el perro grande)The big dog = the dog big
  • Do adjectives agree with the noun?English
    Yes: gato negro, gata negraThey match gender and number
  • What do verbs ending in -ar, -er, -ir do?English
    They change their endings for each personhablo, hablas, habla...
  • Do you need the subject pronoun?English
    Usually no: Hablo españolThe verb ending shows who
  • How do you make a sentence negative?English
    Put no before the verbNo hablo francés

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