Conjugate Irregular Verbs Basis Flashcards by Yellow Rouge

I am

Yo soy

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You are

Tú eres

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He / She is / You are

Él / Ella / Usted - es

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We are

Nosotros / Nosotras - somos

In general, words that are feminine end with the letter a and masculine with the letter o.

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You (plural) are

Vosotros / Vosotras - es

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They (feminine) / They (masculine), You (plural) are

Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes - son

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I am very tired.

Estoy muy cansado. (masculine)
Estoy muy cansada. (feminine)

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I am sorry to hear that!

¡Lamento oír eso!

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I’m or I am

Yo estoy

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You’re or You Are

Tú estás

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He’s / She’s / You are

Él / Ella / Usted - está

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We are

Nosotros / Nosotras - estamos

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You (plural) are

Vosotros / Vosotras - está

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Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes - están

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She’s my daughter.

Ella es mi hija.

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You’re so beautiful.

To a woman

Eres tan hermosa. (feminine)

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I have

Yo tengo

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You have

Tú tienes

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He / She has / You have

Él / Ella / Usted - tiene

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We have

Nosotros / Nosotras - tenemos

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You (plural) have

Vosotros / Vosotras - tiene

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They (feminine) / They (masculine), You (plural) have

Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes - tienen

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He has blue eyes.

Tiene ojos azules.

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They have a lot of talent.

Describing talented women

Ellas tienen mucho talento. (feminine)

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I go

Yo voy

You go

Tú vas

He / She goes / You go

Él / Ella / Usted - va

We go

Nosotros / Nosotras - vamos

You (plural) go

Vosotros / Vosotras - va

They (feminine) / They (masculine), You (plural) go

Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes - van

Will you go to the movies with us? | In this case the "us" is femenine.

¿Irás al cine con nosotras? (feminine)

She goes to school by bus.

Ella va a la escuela en autobús.

I know

Yo sé

You know

Tú sabes

He / She knows / You know

Él / Ella / Usted - sabe

We know

Nosotros / Nosotras sabemos

You (plural) know

Vosotros / Vosotras - sabéis

They (feminine) / They (masculine), You (plural) know

Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes - saben

She knows how to speak English.

Ella sabe hablar ingles.

I know how to drive a manual car.

Sé conducir un coche manual.

I can

Yo puedo

You can

Tú puedes

He / She can / You can

Él / Ella / Usted - puede

We can

Nosotros / Nosotras - podemos

You (plural) can

Vosotros / Vosotras - podéis

They (feminine) / They (masculine), You (plural) can

Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes - pueden

He can't come to the party.

No puede venir a la fiesta.

Can she cut my hair today?

¿Puede cortarme el pelo hoy?

I come

Yo vengo

You come

Tú vienes

He / She comes / You come

Él / Ella / Usted - viene

We come

Nosotros / Nosotras - venimos

You (plural) come

Vosotros / Vosotras - venís

They (feminine) / They (masculine), You (plural) come

Ellos / ellas / Ustedes - vienen

Can you come to the beach with me?

¿Puedes venir a la playa conmigo?

They come over to play cards every Sunday.

Ellas vienen a jugar a las cartas todos los domingos. (feminine) Ellos vienen a jugar a las cartas todos los domingos. (masculine)

I say

Yo digo

You say

Tú dices

He / She says / You say

Él / Ella / Usted - dice

We say

Nosotros / Nosotras - decimos

You (plural) say

Vosotros / Vosotras - decís

They (feminine) / They (masculine), You (plural) say

Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes - dicen

I say yes, let's do it!

¡Digo que sí, hagámoslo!

You say nice things.

Dices cosas bonitas.

I want

Yo quiero

You want

Tú quieres

He / She wants / You want

Él / Ella / Usted - quiere

We want

Nosotros / Nosotras - queremos

You (plural) want

Vosotros / Vosotras - queréis

They (feminine)/ They (masculine), You (plural) want

Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes - quieren

She wants a coffee with cream and sugar please.

Ella quiere un café con crema y azúcar por favor.

I want a glass of white wine please.

Quiero una copa de vino blanco por favor.

I give

Yo doy

You give

Tú das

He / She gives / You give

Él / Ella / Usted - da

We give

Nosotros / Nosotras - damos

You (plural) give

Vosotros / Vosotras - dais

They (feminine) / They (masculine), You (plural) give

Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes - dan

Do you give towels to guests?

¿Le das toallas a los invitados? (masculine)

They give us flowers.

Ellos nos dan flores. (masculine)

I like to browse at the craft market.

Me gusta comprar en el mercado de artesanías.

We are going to watch a movie at the cinema.

Nosotras vamos a ver una pelicula en el cine. (feminine)

In Mexico, it's common to say "¿Qué onda?" as a greeting.

En México es común decir "¿Qué onda?" como saludo.

My brother is tired because he has a lot of homework.

Mi hermano está cansado porque tiene mucha tarea.

I love to eat corn on the cob at the market.

Me encanta comer mazorcas de maíz en el mercado.

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