ADIVINAR
to guess, to predict
ACTUAR (accent ú boot)
to act
ALQUILAR
to hire, to rent
ANDAR
to walk
AYUDAR
to help
APAGAR
to turn off
ARREGLAR
to fix; to arrange
BAILAR
to dance
BAJAR
to go down
CAMBIAR
to change, to exchange
CAMINAR
to walk
CENAR
to have dinner
COCINAR
to cook
COMPRAR
to buy
CONTESTAR
to answer
CONTINUAR ( accent ú boot)
to continue
CUIDAR
to take care of
DEJAR
to leave, to let
DESCANSAR
to rest, to relax
DESEAR
to want, to wish
DIBUJAR
to draw
DURAR
to last; to take (time)
ENSEÑAR
to teach, to show
ENTREGAR
to turn in
ENVIAR (accent í boot)
to send
ESQUIAR (accent í boot)
to ski
ESCUCHAR
to listen to
ESPERAR
to wait for, to hope
ESTUDIAR
to study
EXPLICAR
to explain
FELICITAR
to congratulate
FUMAR
to smoke
GANAR
to win, to earn
GASTAR
to spend (money)
GOZAR
to enjoy
GUARDAR
to save, to keep, to guard
HABLAR
to talk, to speak
LAVAR
to wash
LIMPIAR
to clean
LLAMAR
to call, to name
LLEGAR
to arrive
LLENAR
to fill
LLORAR
to cry
MANDAR
to send, to order
MIRAR
to look at
MOLESTAR
to bother; to annoy
NADAR
to swim
NECESITAR
to need
OLVIDAR
to forget
ODIAR
to hate
PAGAR
to pay for
PASAR
to spend time, to pass, to happen
PATINAR
to skate
PINTAR
to paint
PREGUNTAR
to ask
PRESENTAR
to present; to put on (a performance)
PRESTAR
to lend
QUEMAR
to burn
REGALAR
to give (a gift)
REGRESAR
to go back,to return
REVISAR
check
ROBAR
to rob, to steal
SOLICITAR
to apply for
SALTAR
to jump
SACAR
to take out
SALUDAR
to greet, to salute
TARDAR
to be late (to delay/take time)
TERMINAR
to end; to finish
TOCAR
to touch, to play an instrument
TRABAJAR
to work
TRATAR
to treat, handle, to try to
TOMAR
to take, to drink
VACILAR
to hesitate
VARIAR (accent í boot)
to alter
VIAJAR
to travel
VISITAR
to visit
APRENDER
to learn
BEBER
to drink
COMER
to eat
COMPRENDER
to understand
CORRER
to run
CREER
to believe
DEBER
should, ought to
ESCONDER
to hide
LEER
to read
PROMETER
to promise
RESPONDER
to respond/answer
ROMPER
to break
VENDER
to sell
COGER
to catch
ESCOGER
to choose, select
PROTEGER
to protect
RECOGER
to pick up, to gather
EXIGIR
to demand, to require
DIRIGIR
to direct, to manage
SER
to be
DAR
to give
ESTAR
to be
VER
to see
IR
to go