Verbos Flashcards
regalar
to give (a gift)
relajarse
to relax
sonreír (e:i)
to smile
cambiar (de)
to change
nacer
to be born
escoger
to choose
merendar (e:ie)
to snack
morir (o:ue)
to die
pedir (e:i)
to order (food)
probar (o:ue)
to taste; to try
recomendar (e:ie)
to recommend
saber
to taste; to know
saber a
to taste like
servir (e:i)
to serve
bailar
to dance
buscar
to look for
caminar
to walk
cantar
to sing
cenar
to have dinner
comprar
to buy
contestar
to answer
conversar
to converse; to chat
desayunar
to have breakfast
descansar
to rest
desear(+inf.)
to desire; to wish
dibujar
to draw
enseñar
to teach
escuchar
to listen (to)
esperar (+inf)
to wait (for); to hope
estudiar
to study
explicar
to explain
hablar
to talk; to speak
llegar
to arrive
llevar
to carry
mirar
to look (at); to watch
necesitar (+inf)
to need
practicar
to practice
preguntar
to ask (a question)
preprarar
to prepare
regresar
to return
terminar
to end; to finish
tomar
to take; to drink
trabajar
to work
viajar
to travel
(no) me gusta…
(no) te gusta…
(no) nos gusta…
(no) le gusta…
(no) les gusta…
for a plural noun or verb after gustar, what does gusta change into?
I like... You like... (fam) We like... You (form), he, she likes... You (form), they like... For plural nouns/verbs following gustar, change gusta to gustan i.e. nos gustan las clases
name the following forms of estar: yo, tú, usted/él/ella, nosostros, Uds/ellos/ellas
estoy estás está estamos están
When do you used ser vs estar
estar: naming the location of something, the health state of someone, or somebody’s well-being/emotional state (i.e. I am well = Estoy bien), certain weather expression, ongoing actions (progressive tenses i.e. estamos estudiando para un examen)
ser: naming identity (i.e. Soy Rose), occupation (i.e. Soy estudiante), you origin (Soy de México), telling time, characteristics of people and things, generalizations, possessions, what something is made of, where or when an event takes place
