Spanish Vocabulary and -ar Verb Conjugation

Flashcards covering Spanish conversational greetings, farewells, courtesy expressions, and regular present-tense -ar verb conjugations from the worksheet.

¡Buenos días!

A Spanish greeting meaning "Good morning," typically used during morning hours such as 9:00 AM.

¡Buenas tardes!

A Spanish greeting meaning "Good afternoon."

¿Cómo te llamas?

A Spanish question meaning "What is your name?"

¿Cómo estás?

A Spanish question meaning "How are you?", used informally to inquire about someone's condition or well-being.

Encantado

A Spanish greeting/courtesy expression meaning "Pleased to meet you" or "Delighted" (used by a male speaker).

¡Nos vemos!

A Spanish farewell expression meaning "See you!" or "We will see each other!"

-ar Verb Ending: yo

The regular Spanish present tense ending for the first-person singular subject pronoun "yo", which is "-o".

-ar Verb Ending: tú

The regular Spanish present tense ending for the informal second-person singular subject pronoun "tú", which is "-as".

-ar Verb Ending: él, ella, usted

The regular Spanish present tense ending for the third-person singular and formal second-person singular pronouns, which is "-a".

-ar Verb Ending: nosotros(as)

The regular Spanish present tense ending for the first-person plural subject pronoun "nosotros(as)", which is "-amos".

-ar Verb Ending: vosotros(as)

The regular Spanish present tense ending for the second-person plural informal subject pronoun "vosotros(as)", which is "-áis".

-ar Verb Ending: ellos, ellas, ustedes

The regular Spanish present tense ending for the third-person plural and formal second-person plural pronouns, which is "-an".

Practicar

A regular -ar verb meaning "to practice" (e.g., "Ellos practican").

Estudiar

A regular -ar verb meaning "to study" (e.g., "Nosotros estudiamos").

Patinar

A regular -ar verb meaning "to skate" (e.g., "Felipe patina").

Cantar

A regular -ar verb meaning "to sing" (e.g., "Tú cantas").