things
that change) Yo estoy = I am TENER = TO HAVE (only for
posession) Yo tengo = I have HABER = TO HAVE (as an auxiliary I
have gone) Yo he = I have COMER = TO EAT
Yo como = I eat BEBER = TO DRINK Yo bebo = I drink
QUERER = TO WANT Yo quiero = I want GUSTAR = TO LIKE (it's
reflexive "It's liked by me") Me gusta = I like PODER = TO CAN/ TO BE
ABLE Yo puedo = I can CREER = TO BELIEVE/ TO THINK (in opinions) Yo creo = I
believe
DORMIR = TO SLEEP Yo duermo = I sleep
NADAR = TO SWIM Yo nado = I swim
VIVIR = TO LIVE Yo vivo = I live.
The verbs in Spanish have 3 posible endings, AR ER IR, if they are regulars they will
follow the same conjugation depending of the ending.
PREPOSITIONS
A = to CONTRA = against DEBAJO = Under DE = of / from CON = With
DESDE = from EN = in ENTRE = between HACIA = towards HASTA =
until/till PARA = for POR = by SEGúN = according to SIN = without
SOBRE = over/about
The infinitive of the verbs we can use with these expressions we know: Me gusta (I like)
Quiero (I want) Tengo (I have) Debo (I must) Me gusta comer = I like to eat
Quiero beber = I want to drink Debo dormir = I must sleep Tengo que nadar = I have to
swim
In this phrase the word QUE is translated like THAT
We can also put the prepositions making already long phrases: Me gusta ir a la playa
desde mi
casa para nadar = I like to go to the beach from my house to swim. Quiero comer en
una mesa
grande y estar con mis amigos = I want to eat in a big table and be with my friends
Tengo que
vivir en España y creo que el país me gusta = I have to live in Spain and I think I like
the country. Segun mi amigo, en mi casa no tengo puertas bonitas = According to my
friend in my house I don't have beautiful doors. Estoy contento por el nuevo trabajo
de Javier, Javier es muy simpatico = I am happy for the new job of Javier, Javier is
very nice.
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