Благодаря, но линкът не се отваря.

Глаголната система в испанския език е сложна, има различни спрежения в различните времена и наклонения, но има и прилики с българската, например Pretérito imperfecto е като минало несвършено, а Pretérito perfecto simple - минало свършено. Има един добър сайт http://www.verbix.com/webverbix/Spanish, в който можеш да провериш спреженията на глаголите във всички времена и наклонения.

Thank you very much :) i'll try to learn it

Probbably Grammar in spanish are tough, because have a lot of conjugations and all conjugations are different, depending on the pronoun the, verb changes. all spanish verbs are composed (in infinitive) like: root + ending. and you only have 3 types of endings: AR, ER, IR For example: caminar (to walk) ROOT: camin ENDING: ar camin + ar at the time you want to conjugate the verb, you keep the root, and change the ending. the ending changes according pronouns, so the pronouns with they correspondent endings in past t tense are: CAMINAR Pronoun ROOT ENDING CONJUGATED VERB Yo (I) camin e camine tu (you) camin aste caminaste él /ella (he /she) camin o camino Nosotros (we) camin amos caminamos ustedes* (you) camin aron caminaron ellos (they) camin aron caminaron *Probably you will learn another pronoun instead "ustedes", the pronoun is "vosotros" and the ending will be "asteis". this is one of the main differences between Latinoamerican spanish and the spanish from Spain, and usually, book grammar, and spanish webpages to learn grammar, use vosotros. In the future, the correspondent endings for each nouns are : are,aras,ara,aremos,aran,aran