Learn to Speak "Off-Script" in Spanish - PART 1: Communicating with -Ar Verbs

Описание: If you give me eleven minutes and twelve seconds, I am confident that you'll be ready to tackle your first sentences and ask your first questions in Spanish. In this video we will go into the "hows" and "whys" of Spanish sentence structure. We will also tackle the most common kind of verb (-Ar Verbs) and the singular subject pronouns "yo, tú, él, ella, and usted."

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A vocabulary set is in the works. For now, here is a list of common REGULAR -AR Verbs.

abrazar – to hug
aceptar – to accept
Amar – to love
Andar – to walk
Apagar – to turn off
Apoyar – to support
Arreglar – to fix
Ayudar – to help
Bailar – to dance
Botar – to throw out
Bromear- to joke (around)
Buscar – to look for
Caminar – to walk
Cantar – to sing
Cenar – to have dinner
Charlar – to chat / to talk
Cocinar – to cook
Completar – to complete
Comprar – to buy
Contestar – to answer
Conversar – to converse, to chat
Cruzar – to cross
Dejar – to leave behind, to stop, to allow
Desayunar – to have breakfast
Descansar – to rest
Desear – to want, to wish
Dibujar – to draw
Doblar – to turn, to fold
Engañar – to trick, to deceive
Entrar – to enter
Enviar – to send
Enseñar – to teach
Escuchar - To listen (to)
Esperar– to hope / to wait for
Estudiar – to study
Explicar – to explain
Ganar – to win, to earn
Gastar – to spend
Intentar – to try
Invitar – to invite
Llamar – to call
Llegar – to arrive
Llevar – to carry, to take
Mejorar – to improve
Mencionar – to mention
Nadar – to swim
Necesitar – to need
Pagar – to pay
Practicar – to practice
Preparar – to prepare
Regresar – to return
Sacar – to take (out)
Terminar – to finish
Tirar – to throw
Tocar – to play an instrument, to knock, to touch
Tomar – to take, to drink
Trabajar – to work
Tratar de – to try to
Viajar – to travel
Visitar – to visit