Verbs

Question 1

AR verb conjugation rules

Answer 1

O | Amos
As | ‘Ais
A | An

Question 2

ER verb conjugation rules

Answer 2

O | Emos
Es | ‘Eis
E | En

Question 3

To be
I am
You are
He/She is
We are
They are

Answer 3

Ser
yo soy
tu eres
el es
nosotros somos
ellos son

Question 4

to work

Answer 4

trabajar

Question 5

to be (temp)

Answer 5

estar
1. Temporary condition (feelings)
2. Location
how you feel and where you are

Question 6

to speak

Answer 6

hablar

Question 7

to buy

Answer 7

comprar

Question 8

to study

Answer 8

estudiar

Question 9

to pay

Answer 9

pagar

Question 10

to listen

Answer 10

escuchar

Question 11

to close

Answer 11

cerrar

Question 12

to walk

Answer 12

Caminar

Question 13

to give

Answer 13

dar

Question 14

to have

Answer 14

tener

Question 15

to be (most used)

Answer 15

ser
Permanent condition
Occupation
Place of origin
Identification (funny, tall)
Nationality

Question 16

to eat

Answer 16

comer

Question 17

to want

Answer 17

querer

Question 18

to drink

Answer 18

beber

Question 19

to sit

Answer 19

sentarse

Question 20

to read

Answer 20

leer

Question 21

to think or believe

Answer 21

creer

Question 22

to run

Answer 22

correr

Question 23

to learn

Answer 23

aprender

Question 24

to live (in)

Answer 24

vivir

Question 25

to feel

Answer 25

sentir

Question 26

to drive

Answer 26

conducir

Question 27

to open

Answer 27

abrir

Question 28

to like

Answer 28

gustar

Question 29

to wash

Answer 29

lavar

Question 30

to grab

Answer 30

agarrar

Question 31

to cut

Answer 31

cortar

Question 32

to put

Answer 32

poner

Question 33

to cook

Answer 33

cocinar

Question 34

to make / to do

Answer 34

hacer

Question 35

to go

Answer 35

ir
(voy, vas, va, vamos, van)

Question 36

to help

Answer 36

ayudar

Question 37

to need
i need water

Answer 37

necesitar
yo necesito agua

Question 38

to see

Answer 38

ver

Question 39

to understand

Answer 39

entender

Question 40

to do

Answer 40

hacer

Question 41

to take (physically transport something/someone somewhere)

i am going to take my computer downstairs

take this upstairs

Answer 41

llevar

voy a llevar mi compuadora abajo

lleva esto arriba

Question 42

to know

Answer 42

saber

Question 43

to write

Answer 43

escribir

Question 44

to dance
a dance

Answer 44

bailar
un baile

Question 45

to spell

Answer 45

deletrear

Question 46

to change

Answer 46

cambiar

Question 47

entiendo vs compendo

Answer 47

Entiendo = I understand the words that you are using

Comprendo = I understand the words that you are using and comprehend the larger message/idea/concept being communicated

so No comprendo for me has a deeper meaning, like grasping a philosophical truth or understanding some wisdom.

I usually think of “entender” as “understand” and “comprender” as “comprehend”.

but IN GENERAL, using no entiendo for i dont understand is WAYYYY more common

Question 48

going to (talking about the future)

Answer 48

ir + a + infinitive verb

Question 49

to travel

Answer 49

viajar

Question 50

to visit

Answer 50

visitar

Question 51

to come

Answer 51

venir

Question 52

to breathe
breathing

Answer 52

respirar
respiracion

Question 53

to play

Answer 53

jugar

Question 54

to love (multiple ways)

Answer 54

“Encantar” is used with inanimate objects. ¡Me encanta este piano! (I love this piano!)

“Querer” and “amar” are both used with people. Some say “amar” is a stronger love. Like you can use it with familia members, but it’s also like that “Ay, eres el amor de mi vida. ¡Te amo por siempre jamás! (Oh, you are the love of my life. I’ll love you forever and ever!)

“Querer” can also just be used casually. Like, “Ay, ¡mi amiga te quiero! ¡Gracias por ayudarme!” (Oh, I love ya! Thanks for helping me!)

“Gustar” means “to like” with objects, but can also show a romantic crush as in, “¿Te gusto yo? Porque, me gustas, pero… no sabía cómo decírtelo” (Do you like like me? Because, I like you, but… I didn’t know how to tell you)