Irregular verbs in Spanish

Irregular verbs are verbs that do not follow the regular pattern of conjugation in Spanish. There are many irregular verbs in Spanish, but they make up a relatively small percentage of all verbs.

Learning irregular verbs can be challenging, but it is important to persevere. With practice, you will be able to conjugate irregular verbs with ease.

Spanish is an incredibly complex language due to its intricate sentence structure and a large number of irregular verbs. Each irregular verb requires its own set of conjugations. This can make it challenging for even the most experienced Spanish speaker to remember them all. Fortunately, several helpful strategies can help make learning and memorizing these verbs easier.

• Memorize the conjugations of common irregular verbs. This will give you a foundation to build on as you learn other irregular verbs.
• Group irregular verbs together according to their patterns. This will make it easier to remember the conjugations of each verb.
• Use mnemonic devices to help you remember irregular verbs. This could be anything from creating a song or a poem about the verb to drawing a picture of it.
• Practice regularly. The more you practice, the easier it will be to remember the conjugations of irregular verbs.
• Don’t be afraid to make mistakes. Everyone makes mistakes when they’re learning a new language. The important thing is to keep practicing and learning from your mistakes.

With time and practice, you will be able to master irregular verbs in Spanish.

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Abrazar means to hug or to embrace. It can also mean to hold tight.

Abrir means to open

Acercar means to bring near, to move something nearer.

Acordar  in Spanish means to decide, to resolve, to agree on

Acordarse in Spanish means to remember, to remind oneself.

Acostar in Spanish means to put to bed, to lay down

Acostarse in Spanish means  to go to bed, to lie down

Actuar in Spanish means to act, perform, actuate, operate

Advertir  in Spanish means to warn, to advice

Afligir in Spanish means to afflict, to grieve, to pain, to distress

Agradecer in Spanish means to be thankful for

Ahorcar in Spanish means to hang or to choke

Alcanzar in Spanish means to to reach, to catch

Alentar  in Spanish means to encourage

Almorzar in Spanish means to lunch, to eat lunch, to have lunch

Amanecer in Spanish means to dawn, to wake up

Andar  in Spanish means to walk, to go 

Apagar in Spanish means to put out, to turn off.

Aparecer in Spanish means to appear, to show up

Aplicar in Spanish means to apply

Apostar  in Spanish means to bet, to wager

Apretar  in Spanish means to press, to squeeze, to clench

Aprobar in Spanish means to to pass,

Atender in Spanish means to attend to, to pay attention to

Atravesar  in Spanish means to cross or to go through

Avanzar in Spanish means to advance, to move along

Bautizar in Spanish means to baptize, to christen

Buscar in Spanish means to search, to search for, to look for

Calentar  in Spanish means to heat up, warm up