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One of the most important things to focus on at the beginning of your Spanish language journey is common Spanish verbs. \u00a0\u00a0<\/span>
\nA verb is a word that expresses an action, state or occurrence. It\u2019s an essential part of a sentence, with verbs forming the main part of the predicate. Without verbs, there is no way to express clear ideas.
\nAlthough it seems complicated to learn all the conjugations and uses that these verbs have, the truth is that even if you only focus on studying these common verbs in Spanish<\/a>, you will have a solid foundation from which you can greatly improve your understanding of the language.<\/span>
\nHere are the most common Spanish verbs, when you should use them and example sentences. L<\/span>earn these verbs you can take your Spanish to the next level.<\/span><\/p>\n

\"Learn
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The 10 Most Common Spanish Verbs<\/h2>\n

1) Ser<\/b><\/h3>\n

Definition<\/b>: This verb is one of the most important. It is equivalent to \u201cbe\u201d and refers to more permanent states of being.<\/span>
\nUses<\/b>: <\/span>
\n> Characteristics of a person: Yo soy<\/strong> alto.<\/span> (I’m tall)
\n> Day and time: Hoy es<\/strong> lunes.<\/span> (Today is Monday)
\n> Possession: Esta pintura es<\/strong> de mi mam\u00e1.<\/span> (This painting is my mom\u2019s)
\nTip<\/b>: You can practice this verb by listening to the song “<\/span>Eres” by Caf\u00e8 Tacuva.<\/span><\/p>\n

2) Estar<\/b><\/h3>\n

Definition<\/b>: Just as the verb \u201cser\u201d can be translated as the verb “to be” so can \u201cestar\u201d, but it has a different use and usually refers to more temporary states of being.<\/span>
\nUses<\/b>:<\/span>
\n> Health: Estoy<\/b> enfermo.<\/span> (I’m sick)
\n> Location: La casa de Frida Kahlo est\u00e1<\/b> en la Ciudad de M\u00e9xico.<\/span> (Frida Kahlo’s house is in Mexico City)
\n> Mood: Mi novia siempre <\/span><\/span>est\u00e1<\/b><\/span> de Buen Humor.<\/span> (My girlfriend is always in a good mood)<\/span>
\n> Quality of something: Las naranjas <\/span><\/span>est\u00e1n<\/b><\/span> muy dulces.<\/span> (The oranges are very sweet)<\/span>
\nTip<\/b>: You can practice this verb by listening to the song<\/span>\u00a0“Estar Contigo” by Alex Ubago<\/span><\/p>\n

3) Tener<\/b><\/h3>\n

Definition<\/b>: It is very similar to the verb \u201cto have\u201d or in the case of telling age it takes the place of the verb \u201cto be.\u201d \u00a0<\/span>
\nUses<\/b>: <\/span>
\n> Possession: T<\/span><\/span>engo<\/b><\/span> un celular nuevo.<\/span>\u00a0(I have a new phone)<\/span>
\n> Obligation: T<\/span><\/span>ienes<\/b><\/span> que ir a la cama temprano.<\/span> (You have to go to bed early)<\/span>
\n> To tell age (verb to be): Mi novia <\/span><\/span>tiene<\/b><\/span> 22 a\u00f1os.<\/span> (My girlfriend is 22 years old)<\/span>
\nTip<\/b>: You can practice the verb tener by listening to the song “<\/span>Ten\u00eda Tanto que Darte” by Nena Conte.<\/span><\/p>\n

4) Decir<\/b><\/h3>\n

\"Common
\nDefinition<\/b>: It is very similar to the verb \u201cto say\u201d or \u201cto tell\u201d in English.<\/span>
\nUses<\/b>:<\/span>
\n> Opinion: Me <\/span><\/span>dijo<\/b><\/span> que no esta deacuerdo conmigo.<\/span> (<\/span>He said he does not agree with me)<\/span>
\n> When talking about a rumour<\/span>: D<\/span><\/span>ijeron<\/b><\/span> que llover\u00e1 ma\u00f1ana.<\/span> (They said it will rain tomorrow)<\/span>
\n> When you talk about a book or topic<\/span>: \u00a0El libro <\/span><\/span>dice<\/b><\/span> que…<\/span> (The book talks about…)<\/span>
\n> Talking to yourself: Me <\/span><\/span>dije<\/b><\/span>: soy el mejor.<\/span> (I said to myself: I’m the best)<\/span>
\nTip<\/b>: You can practice the verb decir \u00a0by listening to the song “<\/span>Quiero Decirte que Te Amo” by Laura Pausini.<\/span><\/p>\n

\"Learn<\/a><\/p>\n

5) Haber<\/b><\/h3>\n

Definition<\/b>: This is an auxiliary verb that means \u201cto have\u201d in English and is fundamentally used in three cases:<\/span>
\nUses<\/b>: <\/span>
\n> To say the position or the existence of something: <\/span>Hay<\/b><\/span> un libro en la mesa.<\/span> (There is a book on the table)<\/span>
\n> Haber + another main verb <\/span>(present participle): \u00a0Yo <\/span><\/span>he<\/b><\/span> llamado a mi amiga.<\/span> (I have called my friend)<\/span>
\n> Obligation: H<\/span><\/span>ay<\/b><\/span> que ir a la escuela.<\/span> \u00a0(We have to go to school)<\/span>
\nTip<\/b>: You can practice the verb haber by reading the poem<\/span>\u00a0“Sentado sobre los muertos” by Miguel Hernandez. \u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

6) Poder<\/b><\/h3>\n

Definition<\/b>: In English poder means \u00a0\u201cto be able to\u201d or \u201ccan\u201d.<\/span>
\nUses<\/b>: <\/span>
\n> Ability to do something: Mi padre <\/span><\/span>puede<\/b><\/span> manejar.<\/span> (My dad can drive)<\/span>
\n> To make a polite request: \u00bf<\/span><\/span>Podr\u00edas <\/b><\/span>pasarme la sal?<\/span> (Could you pass me the salt?)<\/span>
\n> Something that could have happened but did not:\u00a0<\/span>No pude salir con mis amigos ayer.<\/span> (<\/span>I could not go out with my friends yesterday<\/span>)<\/span>
\n> Possibility: \u00bf<\/span><\/span>Podr\u00edamos<\/b><\/span> discutirlo despu\u00e9s?<\/span> (Could we discuss it later?)<\/span>
\nTip<\/b>: Learn more about this verb with the song “<\/span>Adi\u00f3s” by Gustavo Cerati.<\/span><\/p>\n

7) Pensar<\/b><\/h3>\n

\"Common
\nDefinition<\/b>: Similar to the verb \u201cto think\u201d, but you have to take into account that it is an irregular verb and may have other meanings in English. <\/span>
\nUses<\/b>: <\/span>
\n> Expressing thoughts: P<\/span><\/span>ienso<\/b><\/span> que eres muy bonita.<\/span> (I think you’re pretty)<\/span>
\n> Opinions or beliefs: Mi mam\u00e1 <\/span><\/span>piensa<\/b><\/span> que no es bueno ejercitarse demasiado.<\/span> (My mom thinks it’s not good to work out too much)<\/span>
\n> Plans: Yo <\/span><\/span>pienso<\/b><\/span> salir ma\u00f1ana.<\/span> (I intend to hang out tomorrow)<\/span>
\nTip<\/b>: You can practice the verb pensar by listening to the song “<\/span>Pensar en ti” by Francisco C\u00e9spedes<\/span><\/p>\n

8) Hacer<\/b><\/h3>\n

Definition<\/b>: In English it can be interpreted as “to make” or “to do”.<\/span>
\nUses<\/b>: <\/span>
\n> To make or to create: Voy a <\/span><\/span>hacer<\/b><\/span> una silla de madera.<\/span>\u00a0(I’m going to make a wooden chair)<\/span>
\n> Daily tasks: Yo <\/span><\/span>hago<\/b><\/span> la comida todos los d\u00edas.<\/span> (I make (cook) dinner every day)<\/span>
\n> The weather: <\/span>Hace<\/b><\/span> mucho calor.<\/span> (It’s very hot)<\/span>
\n> Causality: Me <\/span><\/span>hace<\/b><\/span> muy feliz.<\/span> (He makes me happy)<\/span>
\nTip<\/b>: You can practice the verb hacer by listening to the song “<\/span>Hacer un Puente” by La Franela<\/span><\/p>\n

9) Creer<\/b><\/h3>\n

\"Common
\nDefinition<\/b>: It means \u201cto believe\u201d in English.<\/span>
\nUses<\/b>: <\/span>
\n> Opinions (<\/span>similar to the verb “think” in Spanish)<\/span>: Yo <\/span><\/span>creo<\/b><\/span> que te equivocas.<\/span> (I believe you’re wrong)<\/span>
\n> Probability: No <\/span><\/span>creo <\/b><\/span>que pueda ir a la fiesta.<\/span> (I don’t think I can go to the party)<\/span>
\n> To have confidence in someone or something<\/span>: <\/span>Creo<\/b><\/span> que puedo hacerlo.<\/span>\u00a0(I believe I can do it)<\/span>
\nTip<\/b>: Learn more about this verb by singing along to the song “<\/span>Saber que se puede” by \u00a0Diego Torres. <\/span>
\n\"Learn<\/a><\/p>\n

10) Ir <\/b><\/h3>\n

Definition<\/b>: It is used as the verb \u201cto go\u201d in English, but also has uses that might not make much sense to English speakers.<\/span>
\nUses<\/b>: <\/span>
\n> To go: Mi hermana \u00a0y yo<\/span><\/span> fuimos<\/b><\/span> a M\u00e9xico.<\/span> (My sister and I went to Mexico)<\/span>
\n> To dress up : Ella <\/span><\/span>iba<\/b><\/span> con botas vaqueras.<\/span> (She came with cowboy boots)<\/span>
\n> Profession : Este ni\u00f1o <\/span><\/span>va <\/b><\/span>para ser bombero.<\/span> (This boy will be a firefighter)<\/span>
\n> To indicate an action that is routinely performed: <\/span>\u00a0Todos los a\u00f1os <\/span><\/span>vamos<\/b><\/span> a Espa\u00f1a.<\/span> (Every year we go to Spain)<\/span>
\nTip<\/b>: You can practice the verb ir by reading the poem “<\/span>Irse” by Mario Benedetti<\/span><\/p>\n

Most of these verbs have other uses too, but it is very useful to begin practicing these examples in different situations to improve your Spanish.<\/span>
\nGood luck!\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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