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Vocabulary flashcards covering common -AR, -ER, and -IR verbs, stem-changing verbs, irregular verbs, common constructions, question words, and personal pronouns.
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afeitarse
to shave oneself
alquilar
to rent
andar
to walk, to drive, to ride
apagar
to turn off, to power off
arreglar
to fix (something)
arreglarse
to get oneself ready
ayudar (a)
to help (someone)
bailar
to dance
bañar (a)
to bathe (the dog)
bañarse
to bathe oneself
buscar
to look for, to search for
cambiar
to change, to exchange
caminar
to walk
cantar
to sing
cenar
to eat dinner, to dine
cepillarse
to brush (one's hair)
cocinar
to cook
comprar
to buy, to purchase
contestar
to answer
cruzar
to cross
dejar
to leave behind
desayunar
to eat breakfast
descansar
to rest
desear
to desire, to wish
disfrutar (de)
to enjoy
ducharse
to shower oneself
enseñar
to teach, to show
entrar
to enter
equivocarse (con)
to make a mistake
escuchar (a)
to listen (to someone)
esperar
to wait for, to hope/expect
estudiar
to study
funcionar
to function
ganar
to win, to earn/make (money)
gozar (de)
to enjoy
gritar
to yell, to scream
hablar (con)
to speak (to/with)
investigar
to investigate, to research
lavar
to wash (dishes, the dog…)
levantar
to lift, to raise up (a glass)
levantarse
to lift self, to get up
limpiar
to clean (your room…)
llamar
to call
llamarse
to call oneself
llegar
to arrive, to get somewhere
llenar
to fill
llevar
to wear, to carry, to bring
llorar
to cry
mandar
to send
maquillarse
to put make up on self
mirar
to look at, to watch
mudarse (de/a)
to move (residence)
nadar
to swim
necesitar
to need
pagar
to pay
pasar
to pass, to spend (time)
practicar
to practice
preguntar (a)
to ask
preparar
to prepare
quedarse
to stay
quitar
to remove, to get rid of
quitarse
to take off (clothing)
regresar
to return/to come back
sacar
to take out, to earn a grade
secarse
to dry oneself
terminar
to end, to finish
tocar
to touch, to play an instrument
tomar
to take (pill, bus, test…), to eat, to drink
trabajar
to work (at a job)
viajar (a)
to travel (to)
visitar
to visit
usar
to use
aprender
to learn
beber
to drink
comer
to eat
comprender
to understand
correr
to run
creer
to believe
deber
to owe, ought to (should)
leer
to read
prometer
to promise
responder
to respond/answer
romper
to break (a plate)
romperse
to break (one's bone)
vender
to sell
abrir
to open
añadir
to add
asistir (a)
to attend (event)
compartir
to share
decidir
to decide
descubrir
to discover
describir
to describe
dividir
to divide
escribir
to write
insistir
to insist
recibir
to receive
sobrevivir
to survive
acostarse
to get ready for bed
almorzar
to eat lunch
contar
to count, to tell (a story)