Yo-Go's Irregular Spanish Verbs: Conjugations and Meanings

Tener que + infinitive 

to have to do 

Tener ganas de + infinitive

to feel like doing

Tener _______ años

to be # years old

Tener miedo

to be afraid

Tener hambre

to be hungry

Tener sed

to be thirsty

Tener sueño

to be sleepy

Tener prisa

to be in a hurry

Tener calor 

to be hot

Tener frío

to be cold

Tener suerte

to be lucky

Tener cuidado

to be careful

Tener dolor de cabeza

to have a headache

Tener dolor de estómago

to have a stomachache

Tener la culpa

to be guilty

Tener éxito

to be successful

Tener razón

to be right

Tener celos

to be jealous

Tener vergüenza

to be ashamed

Tener mala cara

to not feel well

When using tener verbs we don’t use muy cause there nouns instead we use a form of _________

mucho

What are the forms caer and what does it mean

caigo,caes,cae,caemos,caen and it means to fall

meaning and forms of decir (stem chaning verbs)

Digo, dices, dice,decimos,dicen and it means to say or to tell

Meaning or hacer and forms

hago, haces,hace,hacemos,hacen and it mean I do

forms and meaning of Oír

Oigo,oyes,oye,oímos,oyen and it mean I hear

forms and meaning of Poner

Pongo, pones,pone,ponemos,ponen and it means I put

forms and meanings of Salir

salgo,sales,sale,salimos,salen and it means I leave

Meanings and forms of Suponer

supongo,supones,supone,suponemos,suponen and it means I suppose

Forms and meanings of Tener  and it’s a stem chaning  verb

Tengo,tienes,tiene,tenemos,tienen and it means I have

Forms and meaning of Traer

Traigo,traes,trae,traemos,traen and it mean I bring

Forms and meaning of Venir and it’s a stem changing verb

Vengo, vienes,viene,venimos,vienen and it means I come