What are some regular -ar, -er, and -ir verbs in Spanish?
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Saber isn't regular, at least not in the subjunctive form.\n\nA few regulars:\n-ar\nhablar (to speak)\nevitar (to avoid)\ngustar (to be pleasing to)\ndañar (to damage)\ncelebrar (to celebrate)\n\n-er\naprender (to learn)\nvaler (to be worth)\ncocer (to sew)\ncorrer (to run)\nbeber (to drink)\ndeber (to owe, to ought to)\n\n-ir\npartir (to break, split)\ncompartir (to share)\nocurrir (to occur, to happen)\n\n(There are lots of regular, but stem-changing, -er and -ir verbs...I omitted these so as not to confuse things.)\n\nEnough?
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torturar = to torture\ntallar, trinchar = to carve\ntragar = to swallow\ntararear = to hum\ntriturar = to grind\ntoser = to cough\ntelefonear = to call up (not that common)\ntemblar, tiritar = to shiver\ntropezarse = to stumble\ntender = to tend\ntriunfar = to triumph\ntostar = to toast\ntornar = to transform\ntraer = to bring\ntenderse = to lie down\ntraducir = to translate\ntener = to have\ntranquilizar = to reassure\ntracionar = to betray\nterminar = to finish\ntranscurir = to pass\ntransmitir = to transmit\ntestimoniar = to testify\ntopetar = to bump\ntransferir = to transfer\ntocar = to touch\ntorcer = to sprain\ntrastornar = to upset\ntrazar = to sketch\ntransgredir = to sin\ntratar = to treat\ntrasladar = to move\ntrabajar = to work
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Red\nRage\nRag\nDagger\nDare\nEar\n\nany others?
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Eres muy hermosa y espero llegar a conocerla un poco mejor.\nOR Eres muy hermosa y mucho gusto me daria conocerla mejjor. sounds a little better.
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English, Spanish, french
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These are some of them, hope it would help you at least a bit..\n\nIn Dutch: Vrij\nIn French: Tout à fait\nIn German: Durchaus\nIn Greek: Αρκετά\nIn Italian: Abbastanza\nIn Japanese: かなり\nIn Korean: 확실히\nIn Malay: Senyap\nIn Portuguese: Completamente\nIn Spanish: Absolutamente\nIn Russian: Довольно
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english\nspanish\nfrench
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usual prayers but in spanish, like.. i dunno, same ones
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the first page is in Spanish and it has a lot of verbs you only have to click on one verb an it shows you all the form of the verb "te muestra todas las conjugaciones del verbo elegido"\n\nin the second page you habe to wrte the verb you want in the space where it sais VERBO, and then you click in the tipe of form you want as presente de indicativo o presente subjuntivo\n\nI hope it helps\nI'm Spanish
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Empezar and comenzar are the most common/useful, although there are also others for specific situations (for example, estallar = to start (a war)).  If you can give us a sentence we cna help you more.\n\nRemember that these are the infinitives and most likely need to be conjugated to fit your context.
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-F**K:\nSpanish:Cogida\nFrench:Baise\n-Your mother is a b***h:\nSpanish:Su madre es una perra\nFrench:Votre mère est une chienne\n-Asshole:\nFrench:abruti\n-Dick (Or penis)\nSpanish:Pene\nFrench:Pénis\n-Whore:\nSpanish:Puta\nFrench:Putain\n-Stripper:\nSpanish:separador\nFrench:Décolleur\nPu**y (Vagina):\nSpanish:Vagin\nFrench:Vagin\nENJOY!!
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in latin america it would be:\n\nzara = s-ah-r-ah\n\nin spain:\n\nzara = th-ah-r-ah
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yo hablo\nellos quitan\nnosotros vencemostu barres\nusted planchan\nel lavan\nustedes limpian\nyo vivo\nel venden\nella ___(what's this word?) use the el/ella ending with N\nnosotros corremos\nellos asistan\ntu arregulas\nyo rompo\nellos beben\n\ncheck spelling on all of these, but the endings are right at least...sorry, it's been awhile since i've taken spanish and i don't remember how to spell anything.\n\ndo yourself a favor though and try to learn this stuff instead of just asking for help!\n\ngood luck with your corrections!
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The peron above has just copied and pasted into a free translator site. . . i have lived in spain for 33 years and that graamar is not totally correct although it is good and understandable. . .\n\ngenerally the regular past verb is (for example) \n\nCOMER ( TO EAT)\n\nCOMO ( I EAT)\n\nCOMES ( YOU EAT)\n\nCOME ( HE/SHE EATS)\n\nTHE REGULAR VERBS ALWAYS FOLLOW THIS PATTERN WITH ER, O , E , AMOS(OR SIMILAR). . .\n\nGET A SPANISH VERB FORM BOOK, TRY BUYING IT ONLINE AS THE LANGUAGE IS ALOT DIFFERENT REGARDING VERBS. . . \n\nGOOD LUCK - FURTHER TRANSLATION EMAIL ME JASPER_WOO1@YAHOO.CO.UK
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some reflexive verbs are:\nacostarse (to go to bed)\nlevantarse (to get up)\nbañarse (to take a shower)\npreguntarse (to wonder)\n\na reflexive verbe means that the action affects the person who's doing it, e.g.\n\nreflexive: levantarse\ntodos los días ME levanto a las 10 = everyday i get up at 10 (every day i get my self up at 10)\nnon-reflexive: levantar\nlevanta la pluma = pick up the pen\n\nreflexive: bañarse\nvoy a BAÑARME (or ME voy a BAÑAR)= i'm gonna take a shower (i'm gonna bath my self)\nnon-reflexive: bañar\nvoy a bañar al perro = i'm gonna bath the dog\n\nreflexive: preguntarse\nél SE PREGUNTA cómo es ella = he wonders how's she like (he asks himself how is she like)\nnon reflexive: preguntar\nél le preguntó cómo estaba = he asked him/her how he/she was doing\n\nreflexive= acostarse\nusualmente ME ACUESTO a las 11 = usually i go to bed at 11 (usually i put my self in bed at 11)\nnon-reflexive: acostar\nacuesta a los niños = put the kids in bed\n\nto cojugate:\npreguntarse\n\nyo ME preguntO         i wonder\ntú TE preguntAS        you wonder\nél/ella SE preguntA    he/she wonders\nnosotros NOS preguntAMOS we wonder\nustedes SE preguntAN     you wonder\nellos/ellas SE preguntAN they wonder
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With the verbs for "to be" in Spanish, namely "ser" and "estar", depend on what you want to imply. Derived from there "they are" will be "Son".
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BBC have got online courses for lts of languages, and they also include a seccion for "Quick Fix for holiday phrases", just go to\nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/spanish/