Learn Spanish Grammar Lesson Act 2 Present Tense Conversation

The Spanish verb form hablo meaning I speak. Cut ar from hablar and add o. The first ar verb spanish grammar move for the yo form. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb form hablas meaning you speak to a friend. Cut ar from hablar and add as. The tú form spanish grammar move for ar verbs. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb form habla meaning he or she speaks. Karla habla rápido. The él ella usted spanish grammar move for ar verbs. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb form hablamos meaning we speak. Cut ar from hablar and add amos. The nosotros spanish grammar move for ar verbs. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb form hablan meaning they speak or you all speak. Ellos hablan rápido. The ustedes spanish grammar move for ar verbs. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb form como meaning I eat. Cut er from comer and add o. The first er verb spanish grammar move for the yo form. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb form comes meaning you eat to a friend. Cut er from comer and add es. The tú form spanish grammar move for er verbs. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb form come meaning he eats she eats or you eat. Mi novia come bien. The él ella usted spanish grammar move for er verbs. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb form comemos meaning we eat. Cut er from comer and add emos. The nosotros spanish grammar move for er verbs. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb form comen. Comen mariscos. Comen tacos. The present tense ending for ellos and ustedes in spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb form vivo. Vivo en Cancun. Vivo solo con mi gato. The yo ending of vivir in present tense spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb form vives. Donde vives. Vives cerca de la playa. The tu ending of vivir in present tense spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb form vive. Mi hermana vive en Merida. Karla vive cerca. The el and ella ending of vivir in spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb form vivimos. Vivimos en la Roma. Vivimos cerca de la playa. The nosotros ending of vivir in spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb form viven. Viven al lado. Mis papas viven en Merida. The ellos and ustedes ending of vivir in spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb form voy. Voy al mercado. Voy a la chamba. The irregular yo form of ir for daily movement in spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb form vas. A donde vas. Vas a la fiesta. The tu form of ir for asking a friend where they go in spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb form va. Karla va al doctor. El va al gym. The el and ella form of ir in present tense spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb form vamos. Vamos a la playa. Vamos por unos tacos. The we form of ir that also means let us go in spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb form van. Van al cine. Mis amigos van a la playa. The ellos and ustedes form of ir in present tense spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish pattern voy a plus a verb. Voy a comer. Voy a llamarte. How to say what I will do soon in casual spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish pattern vas a plus a verb. Vas a venir. Vas a comer algo. How to ask a friend what they will do in spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish pattern va a plus a verb. Va a llover. Karla va a traer las chelas. How to say what he or she will do in spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish pattern vamos a plus a verb. Vamos a comer. Vamos a tomar unas chelas. How to suggest doing something in spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish pattern van a plus a verb. Van a llegar tarde. Van a venir a la fiesta. How to say what they will do in spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb form quiero. Quiero descansar. Quiero un taco. The e to ie stem change of querer for I want in spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb form pienso. Pienso que si. Pienso mucho en ti. The e to ie stem change of pensar for I think in spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb form entiendo. No entiendo nada. Entiendo un poco. The e to ie stem change for I understand in spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish verb form empiezo. Empiezo a las nueve. Empiezo a tener hambre. The e to ie stem change for I start in spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

The nosotros form of pensar. Pensamos ir mañana. Pensamos casarnos. Spanish grammar for the plans English speakers make together. Learn Spanish grammar.

The yo form of poder. Puedo ayudarte. No puedo hoy. Spanish grammar for saying what an English speaker can and cannot do in Mexico. Learn Spanish grammar.

The yo form of dormir. Duermo poco. Duermo hasta tarde. Spanish grammar every English speaker uses to talk about sleep in Mexico. Learn Spanish grammar.

The yo form of volver. Vuelvo al rato. Vuelvo a la chamba. Spanish grammar for an English speaker coming back to a place or person. Learn Spanish grammar.

The yo form of contar. Te cuento mañana. Cuento hasta tres. Spanish grammar for an English speaker telling a story or counting. Learn Spanish grammar.

The yo form of encontrar. No encuentro las llaves. Encuentro tacos cerca. Spanish grammar for an English speaker finding things. Learn Spanish grammar.

The yo form of pedir. Pido tacos al pastor. Pido la cuenta. Spanish grammar for an English speaker ordering food in Mexico. Learn Spanish grammar.

The yo form of servir. Te sirvo más. Te sirvo otra chela. Spanish grammar for an English speaker serving food and drinks at home. Learn Spanish grammar.

The yo form of repetir. Repito la pregunta. Te lo repito. Spanish grammar for an English speaker saying something again in Mexico. Learn Spanish grammar.

The yo form of seguir. Sigo trabajando aquí. Sigo soltero. Spanish grammar for an English speaker saying he keeps doing something. Learn Spanish grammar.

The yo form of tener. Tengo chamba. Tengo hambre. Spanish grammar every English speaker needs to say he has something in Mexico. Learn Spanish grammar.

The yo form of venir. Vengo del trabajo. Vengo en camino. Spanish grammar for an English speaker saying where he comes from. Learn Spanish grammar.

The yo form of poner. Pongo la mesa. Pongo música al manejar. Spanish grammar for an English speaker putting and setting things. Learn Spanish grammar.

The yo form of salir. Salgo de la chamba. Salgo con mis amigos. Spanish grammar for an English speaker leaving or going out in Mexico. Learn Spanish grammar.

The yo form of hacer. Hago ejercicio. Hago el desayuno. Spanish grammar for an English speaker saying what he makes or does. Learn Spanish grammar.

The yo form of decir. Digo la verdad. Te digo una cosa. Spanish grammar for an English speaker saying what he says to a friend. Learn Spanish grammar.

The yo form of traer. Traigo las chelas. Traigo el carro. Spanish grammar for an English speaker saying what he brings or carries. Learn Spanish grammar.

Quiero plus an action word. Quiero comer tacos. Quiero ir a la playa. Spanish grammar for an English speaker saying what he wants to do. Learn Spanish grammar.

Puedes plus a verb for friends. Puedes ayudarme. Puedes esperarme. Spanish grammar for an English speaker asking a friend for help. Learn Spanish grammar.

Me da plus the thing wanted at a counter. Me da dos tacos. Me da la cuenta. Spanish grammar for an English speaker ordering politely. Learn Spanish grammar.

The friendly request phrase me das. Me das una chela. Me das un ride. Common spanish grammar for asking a friend for something. Learn Spanish grammar.

The waiter question algo mas. Anything else or anything more. Common spanish grammar a cashier or server asks every customer. Learn Spanish grammar.

The polite refusal asi esta bien. This is fine thanks. Common spanish grammar for saying no thank you without sounding rude. Learn Spanish grammar.

The personal duty phrase tengo que. Tengo que irme. Tengo que trabajar. Common spanish grammar for saying what one has to do. Learn Spanish grammar.

The general rule phrase hay que. Hay que llegar temprano. Hay que pagar. Common spanish grammar for saying what people have to do. Learn Spanish grammar.

The fact verb saber. Se manejar. Se que llegas tarde. Common spanish grammar for I know how to do something or I know a fact. Learn Spanish grammar.

The familiar verb conocer. Conozco la ciudad. Conozco un buen lugar. Common spanish grammar for knowing a person or a place. Learn Spanish grammar.

The first person verb hago. Hago ejercicio. Hago la cena. Common spanish grammar for saying I do or I make in everyday talk. Learn Spanish grammar.

The second person verb haces. Que haces. Haces ejercicio. Common spanish grammar for asking what someone is doing right now. Learn Spanish grammar.

The third person verb hace. Karla hace la cena. El hace ejercicio. Common spanish grammar for saying he or she does or makes. Learn Spanish grammar.

The we form verb hacemos. Hacemos ejercicio juntos. Hacemos carne asada. Common spanish grammar for saying what a group is doing. Learn Spanish grammar.

The they form verb hacen. Hacen mucho ruido. Aqui hacen buenos tacos. Common spanish grammar for saying what other people do. Learn Spanish grammar.

The first person verb veo. Veo la playa. Veo una serie. Common spanish grammar for I see or I watch in everyday conversation. Learn Spanish grammar.

The second person verb ves. Ves esa luna. Ves mucha tele. Common spanish grammar for asking what someone sees or watches. Learn Spanish grammar.

The third person verb ve. Karla ve la tele. Mi papa ve el fut. Common spanish grammar for saying he or she sees or watches. Learn Spanish grammar.

The we form verb vemos. Nos vemos manana. Vemos el partido. Common spanish grammar for the goodbye see you and watching together. Learn Spanish grammar.

The they form verb ven. Ven la pelicula. Ven el fut. Common spanish grammar for saying what they or you all see or watch. Learn Spanish grammar.

The first person verb doy. Doy las llaves. Doy mi numero. Common spanish grammar for saying what I give to another person. Learn Spanish grammar.

The second person verb das. Me das un beso. Me das tu numero. Common spanish grammar for asking what someone gives you. Learn Spanish grammar.

The third person verb da. Mi mama me da consejos. Karla me da animo. Common spanish grammar for saying what he or she gives. Learn Spanish grammar.

Damos means we give in spanish grammar. Damos propina al mesero. Damos una vuelta. The we form of dar for tips rides and thanks. Learn Spanish grammar.

Dan means they give in spanish grammar. Dan regalos en Navidad. Dan propina. The they form of dar at parties shops and tips. Learn Spanish grammar.

Estoy comiendo in spanish grammar. Pair estoy with an ando or iendo verb to say what you are doing right this moment. Learn Spanish grammar.

The ando ending in spanish grammar. Hablar becomes hablando. Drop ar from a verb and add ando for what is happening right now. Learn Spanish grammar.

The iendo ending in spanish grammar. Comer becomes comiendo. Drop er or ir from a verb and add iendo for what is happening now. Learn Spanish grammar.

The done state in spanish grammar. Está cerrado. Está abierto. Pair está with an ado or ido word to describe how a thing is. Learn Spanish grammar.

Estar de vacaciones in spanish grammar. Estoy de vacaciones means I am on vacation. The estar de pattern for the state someone is in. Learn Spanish grammar.

Estar de viaje in spanish grammar. Estoy de viaje means I am traveling. The estar de pattern for someone away from home on a trip. Learn Spanish grammar.

Estar de fiesta in spanish grammar. Estamos de fiesta means we are partying. The estar de pattern for the party mode someone is in. Learn Spanish grammar.

Estar de mal humor in spanish grammar. Estoy de mal humor means I am in a bad mood. The estar de pattern for the mood someone has. Learn Spanish grammar.

Estar de acuerdo in spanish grammar. Estoy de acuerdo means I agree. The estar de pattern for agreement with an idea a person or a plan. Learn Spanish grammar.

The lately form in spanish grammar. Ando buscando trabajo. Pair ando with an ando or iendo verb for what you have been doing. Learn Spanish grammar.

Andar de novios in spanish grammar. Mi prima anda de novios means my cousin is dating. The andar de pattern for a dating couple. Learn Spanish grammar.

Andar de fiesta in spanish grammar. Ando de fiesta toda la semana means I have been partying all week. The pattern for going out. Learn Spanish grammar.

The still doing form in spanish grammar. Sigo trabajando aquí. Pair sigo with an ando or iendo verb for what you keep doing. Learn Spanish grammar.

Hablarle in Mexican spanish grammar. Te hablo en la noche means I will call you tonight. The Mexican way to say call on the phone. Learn Spanish grammar.

Marcarle in Mexican spanish grammar. Te marco al rato means I will call you in a bit. The other Mexican way to call on the phone. Learn Spanish grammar.

The verb decir in spanish grammar. Mi mamá dice que ya está la comida. The verb for saying a fact telling news or sharing a sentence. Learn Spanish grammar.

The verb contar in spanish grammar. Te voy a contar lo que pasó. The verb for telling a story sharing a joke or giving the news. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Mexican verb platicar in spanish grammar. Platícame de tu viaje. The verb for chatting with a friend about life and news. Learn Spanish grammar.

The personal a before a human object. Vi a Karla. Conozco a tu hermana. Spanish grammar that flags people as direct objects. Learn Spanish grammar.

The personal a extended to beloved pets. Extrano a mi perro. Quiero a mi gato. Spanish grammar treats a dog like family. Learn Spanish grammar.

The exception with tener and hay. Tengo un hermano. Hay un cuate. Spanish grammar drops the personal a after these two verbs. Learn Spanish grammar.

Body parts use the with me not my. Me duele la espalda. Me duelen los pies. Spanish grammar handles aches without possessives. Learn Spanish grammar.

Weather with hacer. Hace frio. Hoy hace mucho frio. Spanish grammar uses hacer instead of estar to describe cold weather. Learn Spanish grammar.

Weather with hacer for heat. Hace calor. Hoy hace mucho calor. Spanish grammar uses hacer to talk about hot summer weather. Learn Spanish grammar.

Weather with hacer for sun. Hace sol. Hoy hace mucho sol. Spanish grammar uses the verb hacer to say that a day is bright and sunny. Learn Spanish grammar.

Weather with hacer for wind. Hace viento. Hoy hace mucho viento. Spanish grammar uses hacer to say the air outside is windy. Learn Spanish grammar.

Weather with hacer for cool air. Hace fresco. En la manana hace fresco. Spanish grammar uses hacer to describe a chilly breeze. Learn Spanish grammar.

The weather verb llover. Llueve. Esta lloviendo bien fuerte. Spanish grammar uses one verb without a subject for the rain. Learn Spanish grammar.

The weather verb nevar. Nieva. En Chihuahua nieva en invierno. Spanish grammar uses one verb without a subject for the snow. Learn Spanish grammar.

Telling time at one o clock. Es la una. Es la una de la tarde. Spanish grammar uses singular es only for the hour of one. Learn Spanish grammar.

Telling time past one o clock. Son las ocho. Son las cinco. Spanish grammar uses plural son for every hour after one. Learn Spanish grammar.

Saying at a clock time. Nos vemos a las ocho. El bar abre a las seis. Spanish grammar uses a las before the hour of the day. Learn Spanish grammar.

Days of the week stay lowercase. El lunes tengo chamba. Te veo el martes. Spanish grammar writes lunes martes miercoles in small letters. Learn Spanish grammar.

El plus day for one upcoming Monday. El lunes voy al doctor. El sabado vamos a la playa. Spanish grammar marks one specific day. Learn Spanish grammar.

Los plus day for every Monday. Los lunes hay yoga. Los sabados duermo tarde. Spanish grammar marks a recurring weekly habit. Learn Spanish grammar.

The possessive mi and its plural mis. Mi mama. Mis hermanos. Spanish grammar adds s to match a plural noun owned by me. Learn Spanish grammar.

The possessive tu and its plural tus. Tu carro. Tus papas. Spanish grammar adds s to match a plural thing that belongs to you. Learn Spanish grammar.

The possessive su and its plural sus. Su casa. Sus hijos. Spanish grammar uses su for his her your or their for one or many. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish possessive nuestro nuestra. Nuestra casa. Nuestro carro. How spanish grammar marks something as belonging to us. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish possessive mio mia. Es mio. La culpa fue mia. How spanish grammar marks something as belonging to the speaker. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish possessive tuyo tuya. Es tuyo. La chamarra es tuya. How spanish grammar marks something as belonging to a friend. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish possessive suyo suya. Ese carro es suyo. How spanish grammar marks something as belonging to him her or them. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish phrase un amigo mio. A friend of mine told me. How spanish grammar places mio after a person to show the link. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish demonstrative este esta. Este taco esta rico. How spanish grammar points at something right here next to you. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish demonstrative ese esa. Esa camisa esta bonita. How spanish grammar points at something near the listener. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish demonstrative aquel aquella. Aquel restaurante esta lejos. How spanish grammar points at something far from both of you. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish comparison mas que. Mas alto que yo. How spanish grammar puts mas before a word and que after to mean more than. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish comparison menos que. Menos caro que el otro. How spanish grammar says one thing is less than another thing. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish comparison tan como. Tan bonita como tu mama. How spanish grammar says one thing matches another thing equally. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish number comparison mas de. Mas de cien pesos. How spanish grammar switches from que to de when the next word is a number. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish number comparison menos de. Menos de cinco minutos. How spanish grammar uses de not que when the next word is a number. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish irregular comparative mejor. Esta mejor asi. How spanish grammar says better as one word never as more good. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish irregular comparative peor. Hoy esta peor. How spanish grammar says worse as one word and never says more bad. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish word mayor for older. Mi hermano mayor. How spanish grammar marks the older person inside a family or group. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish word menor for younger. Mi hermana menor. How spanish grammar marks the younger person inside a family or group. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish superlative el mas. El mas alto de la clase. How spanish grammar adds el or la before mas to say the most. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish phrase el mejor de la zona. The best restaurant in the area. How spanish grammar names the best one in a group. Learn Spanish grammar.

The Spanish result tan que. Tan cansado que me dormi. How spanish grammar says so much that something ended up happening. Learn Spanish grammar.

How to say so much of something that something happened. Tanta comida que sobró. The spanish grammar pattern of cause and result. Learn Spanish grammar.

Bien before a describing word means very in Mexican talk. Bien chido. Bien padre. Casual spanish grammar for everyday speech. Learn Spanish grammar.

Muy goes right before a describing word to mean very. Muy bonita. Muy rico. The core spanish grammar word for everyday compliments. Learn Spanish grammar.

Mucho means a lot with things and after action words. Te quiero mucho. Comí mucho. The spanish grammar pattern for quantity and emphasis. Learn Spanish grammar.

Poco and poca mean a little or a small amount. Poca paciencia. Poco dinero. The spanish grammar word for tiny quantities. Learn Spanish grammar.

Bastante means quite a bit or enough. Bastante cansado. Bastante calor. The middle spanish grammar quantifier between mucho and poco. Learn Spanish grammar.

Demasiado means too much or more than you want. Demasiado caro. Demasiado calor. The spanish grammar word that signals complaint. Learn Spanish grammar.

Cut the last letter of bueno and add ísimo to mean super good. Buenísimo. Riquísimo. The spanish grammar superlative for strong praise. Learn Spanish grammar.

Me gusta plus one thing means I like it. Me gusta el mar. The first spanish grammar pattern for stating preferences in Mexico. Learn Spanish grammar.

Me gustan with an n means I like more than one thing. Me gustan los tacos. The plural spanish grammar form of liking. Learn Spanish grammar.

Te gusta asks a friend if they like one thing. Te gusta el mole. The spanish grammar pattern for asking what someone likes. Learn Spanish grammar.

Le gusta means he or she likes one thing. A Karla le gusta bailar. The third person spanish grammar form for talking about her tastes. Learn Spanish grammar.

Nos gusta means we like one thing. Nos gustan los conciertos. The we form spanish grammar pattern for couple and group taste. Learn Spanish grammar.

Les gusta means they like one thing. A los niños les gustan los dulces. The spanish grammar plural form for what other people like. Learn Spanish grammar.

Me cae bien means I like this person or get good vibes from them. Tu primo me cae bien. The spanish grammar phrase for liking someone. Learn Spanish grammar.

Me cae mal means I do not like this person or do not vibe with them. Su novia me cae mal. The spanish grammar opposite of me cae bien. Learn Spanish grammar.

Me cae gordo means I really cannot stand this person. Ese güey me cae gordo. The strongest spanish grammar way to say someone bugs you. Learn Spanish grammar.

Le caigo bien means they like me. The liking flips direction. Creo que le caigo bien a tu mamá. The flipped spanish grammar of cae bien. Learn Spanish grammar.

Me encanta means I love it. One step stronger than me gusta. Me encanta la playa. The spanish grammar way to express deep liking. Learn Spanish grammar.

Me duele means it hurts me. For more than one part say me duelen. Me duelen los pies. The spanish grammar pattern for talking about pain. Learn Spanish grammar.

No me importa means it doesn't matter to me. No me importa el calor. The Mexican way to shrug off small stuff in spanish grammar. Learn Spanish grammar.

Me cuesta plus a verb means I find it hard to do that thing. Me cuesta dormir. A spanish grammar phrase Mexicans use for daily struggles. Learn Spanish grammar.

Me falta means I'm missing it. Me falta café. Me faltan dos clases. The everyday spanish grammar pattern for what runs short. Learn Spanish grammar.

Me queda means it fits or it suits me. Te queda bien esa camisa. The spanish grammar phrase for clothes at the tianguis. Learn Spanish grammar.

Me interesa means I'm into it. Me interesa esa chamba. Me interesan las películas. The spanish grammar pattern for what hooks you. Learn Spanish grammar.

Me molesta means it bothers me. Me molesta el ruido. The everyday Mexican spanish grammar phrase for what gets under your skin. Learn Spanish grammar.

Me da igual means either one is fine. Me da igual lo que tú quieras. The Mexican spanish grammar phrase for letting your friend pick. Learn Spanish grammar.

Me da lo mismo means it's all the same to me. Me da lo mismo a dónde vamos. Another spanish grammar way to say either one works. Learn Spanish grammar.

A mí me encanta means I really love it. A mí me encanta el mar. The spanish grammar pattern that puts extra weight on the I. Learn Spanish grammar.

Me gustas means I'm into you. Me gustas mucho. The Mexican spanish grammar phrase you say to someone you find attractive. Learn Spanish grammar.

Te extraño means I miss you. Te extraño mucho mi amor. The Mexican spanish grammar phrase for late night text messages. Learn Spanish grammar.

Me haces falta means I miss you with a hole in my chest. Sin ti me haces falta. A heavier spanish grammar phrase for love. Learn Spanish grammar.

Me late means sounds good to me. Me late ir por unas chelas. The chilango spanish grammar phrase Mexicans use to say I'm down. Learn Spanish grammar.

Me toca plus a verb means it's my turn to do it. Me toca lavar los trastes. The Mexican spanish grammar pattern for chores. Learn Spanish grammar.

Te toca plus a verb means it's your turn. Te toca pagar. Te toca cocinar. The Mexican spanish grammar phrase for splitting the bill. Learn Spanish grammar.

Le toca means it's his or her turn. Le toca a Karla. The spanish grammar phrase Mexicans use to pass the round to someone. Learn Spanish grammar.

Nos toca means it's our turn. Nos toca pagar la siguiente ronda. The spanish grammar phrase Mexicans use at the table. Learn Spanish grammar.

Les toca means it's their turn or you all's turn. Les toca a ustedes. The plural spanish grammar phrase for turn taking. Learn Spanish grammar.