hello how is everyone?
Learning a lot I hope! My brain is fried. Does anyone have any advice on a easy way to cojugate spanish verbs, or any helpful advice.. Please help lol gracias ;)
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Follow me, and I will help you with spanish!
Hola, si quieres puedes ayudarme a aprender inglés y yo con gusto te ayudo con el español.
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Here's the basics. The verbs are conjugated in the present tense.
Ser = (Verb) To be [Definite]
Yo soy = I am
Tu eres = You are
El es = He is
Ella es = She is
Nosotros somos = We are
Ustedes son = You (guys) are
Ellos/Ellas son = They are
Estar = (Verb) To be [Indefinite]
Yo estoy = I am
Tu estas = You are
El/Ella esta = He/She is
Nosotros estamos = We are
Ustedes estan = You (guys) are
Ellos/Ellas estan = They are
Tener = To have
Yo tengo = I have
Tu tienes = You have
El/Ella tiene = He/she has
Nosotros tenemos = We have
Ustedes tienan = You (guys) have
Ellos/Ellas tienan = They have
Conjugation of Verbs ending in -er, -ar, and -ir)
Comer = To eat (Verbs ending in -er)
Yo com[o] = I eat
Tu com[es] = You eat
El/Ella com[e] = He/She eats
Nosotros com[emos] = We eat
Ustedes com[en] = You (guys) eat
Ellos/Ellas com[en] = They eat
Caminar = To walk (Verbs ending in -ar)
Yo camin[o] = I walk
Tu camin[as] = You walk
El/Ella camin[a] = He/She walks
Nosotros camin[amos] = We walk
Ustedes camin[an] = You (guys) walk
Ellos/Ellas camin[an] = They walk
Dormir = To sleep (Verbs ending in -ir)
Yo duermo = I sleep
Tu duermes = You sleep
El/Ella duerme = He/she sleeps
Nosotros dormimos = We sleep
Ustedes duermen = You (guys) sleep
Ellos/Ellas duermen = They sleep
I placed braces to the conjugation for each respective pronoun in the nominative case.
When you want to express the verb as something that is currently being done, you have to add
"-iendo" at the end of the verb which denotes it as a gerund (current action in present form).
Todos estamos aprend[iendo] como decir, como escribir y como leer en una otra idioma.
We are all learning how to say, how to write, and how to read in another language.
When you want to say something about your's or someone's age, you do not use the "Ser" or "Estar". Instead you use the appropriate conjuagation of "Tener". You also follow this principle when expressing hunger or thirst.
Tu tienes vente-sais (26) años. = You are 26 years old.
Ellos tienan hambre = They are hungry.
I hope this helps!
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just try to listen some Spanish songs so you will be able to understan more about our language! ;)
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Try memorizing the conjugations one tense at a time. So this week memorize present tense, preterit next week, and so on. Good luck!
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