#conjugation

February... I haven't written anything these last few weeks, any reason? I'm still trying to discover it, 2017 is over and with it most of the songs I wanted to write were gone. Today I don't have one,

The verb llevar in Spanish has multiple meanings: to bring, to carry, or to wear are the three verbs in English that llevar is used for. It's an -AR verb, so we conjugate it using these -AR endings: -o,

The verb "ver" in Spanish means "to see." Let's conjugate the verb to match each subject pronoun. You didn't forget your subject pronouns, did you? Yo = I tú = you él= he ella = she usted = you (formal)

The verb saber means "to know." In some cases it can also be used as "to find out." The "yo" (I) form is irregular. Here are the conjugations for the different subject pronouns: yo

Haber is an auxiliary verb, or as my Spanish teachers used to say, a helping verb. It means "To have" but in the sense of having to do something. The form of the other verb that goes with this

There are 3 classes of verbs in Spanish: AR, ER, and IR verbs. They are so named because the endings end with AR, ER, or IR. They are each conjugated differently . Let's learn how to conjugate AR verbs.

Ser and Estar are both used to mean "to be" in English. We will focus on SER for now. Ser means to be in English. We use ser to identify people, say where they are from, and more long term