Spanish Verbs

As one of the most fundamental elements of the Spanish language, verbs are essential to communicating effectively in Spanish.

Spanish verbs have a variety of forms, tenses, and conjugations that can make them seem daunting at first, but with practice, they can become second nature.

In this post, we will explore the basics of Spanish verbs, including how to conjugate them, the different tenses and moods they can take, and some common irregularities.

Whether you are a beginner just starting to learn Spanish or an advanced learner looking to refine your skills, this post will provide you with a solid foundation for understanding Spanish verbs.

Tips for Learning Spanish Verbs

Here are three tips to help you learn Spanish verbs:

Use flashcards: Flashcards are a great tool for memorizing vocabulary, including verbs. Create flashcards with the infinitive form of the verb on one side and the conjugated forms on the other. Practice using the flashcards until you can conjugate the verbs without looking at the answers

Learn common verb phrases: In addition to individual verbs, there are many common verb phrases in Spanish that you will encounter frequently.

Use verbs in context: To truly master Spanish verbs, you need to practice using them in context. Read Spanish books, watch Spanish movies, and listen to Spanish music to expose yourself to different verb tenses and moods. Try to use the verbs you learn in your own writing and conversation to reinforce your knowledge.

List of Spanish Verbs

Here is a table of the 30 most common Spanish verbs, along with their English translations:

Spanish Verb	English Translation
Ser	to be
Estar	to be
Tener	to have
Hacer	to do/make
Decir	to say/tell
Ir	to go
Ver	to see
Querer	to want
Amar	to love
Poder	to be able/can
Venir	to come
Pensar	to think
Salir	to go out/leave
Conocer	to know
Dar	to give
Hablar	to speak/talk
Llevar	to carry
Usar	to wear
Dejar	to let
Sentir	to feel
Vivir	to live
Trabajar	to work
Comer	to eat
Tomar	to take
Beber	to drink
Jugar	to play
Empezar	to begin/start
Acabar	to finish/end