The Top 20 Spanish Verbs You Need to Know

The Top 20 Spanish Verbs You Need to Know

¡Hola, Super Learners!

Today's linguistic adventure is all about verbs, the very heartbeat of Spanish conversations. We're going to dive into the Top 20 Spanish Verbs you need to know to chat, debate, and narrate with the grace of a Spanish swan gliding across the serene waters of La Mancha. Whether you're a novice or a knight in linguistic armor, these verbs are the keys to unlocking fluency and engaging with the vibrant Spanish-speaking world.

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The Core 20: Spanish Verbs for Everyday Mastery

Now, let's roll out the red carpet for the crème de la crème of Spanish verbs:

1. Ser (to be – essential for describing characteristics)

• Soy estudiante. (I am a student.)

1. Estar (to be – used for states or conditions)

• Estoy feliz. (I am happy.)

1. Tener (to have – indicates possession or obligation)

• Tengo un perro. (I have a dog.)

1. Hacer (to do, to make)

• Hago mi tarea. (I do my homework.)

1. Ir (to go)

• Voy al mercado. (I go to the market.)

1. Poder (to be able to, can)

• Puedo hablar español. (I can speak Spanish.)

1. Decir (to say, to tell)

• Digo la verdad. (I tell the truth.)

1. Ver (to see)

• Veo una película. (I see a movie.)

1. Dar (to give)

• Doy un regalo. (I give a gift.)

1. Saber (to know – facts, information)

• Sé la respuesta. (I know the answer.)

1. Conocer (to know – people, places)

• Conozco a María. (I know María.)

1. Salir (to leave, to go out)

• Salgo con amigos. (I go out with friends.)

1. Venir (to come)

• Vengo de España. (I come from Spain.)

1. Pensar (to think)

• Pienso en ti. (I think of you.)

1. Querer (to want, to love)

• Quiero aprender español. (I want to learn Spanish.)

1. Llegar (to arrive)

• Llego a casa. (I arrive home.)

1. Pasar (to happen, to pass)

• ¿Qué pasa? (What's happening?)

1. Deber (should, must, to owe)

• Debo estudiar más. (I should study more.)

1. Poner (to put, to place)

• Pongo la mesa. (I set the table.)

1. Parecer (to seem, to appear)

• Me parece interesante. (It seems interesting to me.)

Verb Mastery: The Gateway to Spanish Fluency

Embrace these verbs, Super Learners, and you'll be weaving sentences with the skill of a Spanish artisan. With these verbs in your arsenal, you'll be ready to conquer conversations, ace tests, and charm native speakers.

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