180 Most Important Verbs in Spanish with Images.

In this video, we've prepared the Spanish fundamental verbs that are used the most.
Watching the most common Spanish verbs will help you enhance your language skills.
You will learn Spanish verbs and their pronunciation with the images.

[@Whateverufluffinsay]

Thank you. Listening to this while doing the laundry and while sleeping. 🎉

[@hasanmanarat5209]

You have no idea how much its helping me. Thank you!

[@storywaala742]

No tiene idea Como es ayudarme

[@englishwithpreze]

These images help a lot to remember. Thank you.

[@charlesmitchell5841]

Good video. Useful, but conjugation would be very helpful. Thanks.

[@johnharvey5381]

Buy a verb book. Totally worth it. Fully conjugated all tenses.

[@sopheasun4143]

I like the way of your teaching ❤

[@spanish.academy]

Thanks a lot

[@kdpunshon3073]

Great. Much appreciated.

[@asdasdasdasdasd471]

Thank u

[@edelweisssymons7444]

A really useful list of commonly used verbs. Hope you present a list of commonly used adjectives, adverbs, nouns used in particular locations, eg. cities, the beach, the supermarket, restaurants, the garden, the kitchen, schools etc & perhaps combine them with verbs eg cook the food, cut the meat, make a list, drive a car. Thank you for your help in teaching Spanish.

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[@orisad8124]

Gracias !

[@detamanage204]

"Please remember these are infinitives and English translations should include "TO" to want , to break, to.......etc.

[@Whateverufluffinsay]

Exactly.

[@babubhaiparekh]

Thank you❤

[@user-yp2qe4fi4j]

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[@maxshortscenes6863]

Thank you so much for this video but I need the conjugation for these verbs

[@kdpunshon3073]

There are many places to get the conjugations but in this video their focus was on the verb stem. Good introduction to many core verbs.

[@sumankumain6825]

Nice 😊😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉

[@spanish.academy]

Thank you so much

[@budekins542]

Good video.

[@osbornebay944]

Thank you for those muy importante verbs.......

[@spanish.academy]

You are welcome

[@abuhussain5107]

Very good ❤ larn

[@sitakhatri2936]

Thank you

[@spanish.academy]

You are welcome

[@agostino6035]

Si repitieran la pronunciación inglesa igual que hacen con la pronunciación en español, serviría también para los hispano parlantes que queremos aprender inglés. SAludos.

[@spanish.academy]

You are totally right. Thank you very much

[@julietta1025]

Eso sería muy aburrido y largo para uno q aprende español. Es lo mismo q tu vieras un video donde repita y repita el español. En un idioma de hecho sólo tienen que mostrar...la gente quiere las cosas rápida e no perder el tiempo en algo q ya sabe

[@spanish.academy]

Do you have any suggestions to improve this channel? Because I care about your opinion

[@mjperfume1523]

None❤

[@zannedaglio]

@@spanish.academy I agree with @julietta completely. An improvement could be to simply show and not speak the English word. Also the pronunciation of proteger is incorrect, 23:01. Otherwise very very useful!

[@jamaicanqueen_jackie2398]

The Spanish are good but do a video with these verb conjugated so I can speak Spanish correctly ❤

[@spanish.academy]

Thank you for your recommendation. I will prepare it as soon as possible

[@scottlarson1548]

Yeah, I saw a bunch of irregular verbs that you need to know how to conjugate.

[@michaelabercrombie7698]

Look them up. Language acquisition is about personal effort.

[@lisanidog8178]

Is English your first language jamaicanqueen? It should be “The Spanish is good but do a video with these verbs conjugated so I can speak Spanish correctly”. Not “these verb”. Might help if you learned English grammar better.

[@justwaitaminute9393]

Chill she missed an s. Obviously she meant verbs plural. If English is your first language then you should know what pompous, condescending fool means.

[@mjperfume1523]

Theres alot of videos for what u r looking, WF …word reference, it explains every word that i put on the search bar. Tells what tense the word is used with examples in a sentence!😊

[@lisanidog8178]

This is fantastic! I’m beginning to listen to Spanish geared to children. Some have songs. If a song in the future has a conjugated form of a word it would mean nothing to me as I wouldn’t know the root verb because I haven’t found a video that might contain that word in the form you’re showing. You’re the first I’ve found so far. I may not understand the conjugation in whatever tense, but at least I could recognize that it came from pensar for example that I just learned here and replayed a few times to get it memorized. Some so called easy children’s songs already have the conjugation and it’s irritating as I never learned the root so I don’t get it all. Here I don’t have to look up every word. The more I replay it the better I’ll get understanding. If people want conjugations then find a more advanced video! At least if I should come across in the future a conjugation of pensar in a sentence or children’s song for example, at least I can say oh that’s from pensar I just learned and know what the heck I’m conjugating from while learning that certain tense. All I know is present, past and future. Fancy names for them don’t mean anything. What I can’t stand are videos that mention preterites, conjunctives, conjugate this or that in them. I don’t know what those are in English! Would be nice to find videos that say this is what a subjective or preterite is so conjugation makes sense. I know nouns, verbs and adjectives. Grammar was never my strong suit. Videos like this are a big help as well as native speakers saying the word. I understand better Latin American Spanish as an accent than Castilian, but have seen videos with both and understand both now but prefer to speak in the easier Latin American dialect.

[@selcukcabuk2482]

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[@lisanidog8178]

@@selcukcabuk2482 is there a problem that you can’t write whole sentences with real words?

[@selcukcabuk2482]

@lisanidog8178 I probably mistyped I mean buttwriting my apologies

[@lisanidog8178]

@@selcukcabuk2482 ahhh! Got it!

[@newmonengineering]

I did Spanish 1 and 2 and part of 3 in school. Some text books do explain the tenses better than others. I agree, memorize the root first. You can catch on to the conjugation easier once you know the root. Children's songs work for children because their brain is still forming and it's easier for them to learn a second language young. Once you memorize the root, you can start to conjugate them later. The easiest way to learn the language well is memorize words and then watch the TV on a Spanish station. You will still look up words you don't understand but hearing them speak it is huge. I know enough to understand a lot of it, but I don't know all yet. I like watching Spanish TV because they expose you to the most used and common words as well as have some context and visual queues to it. I lived in Puerto Rico for a while and that helps a lot as well. I ended up marrying a Puerto Rican so that helped me learn as much as I did. But my wife speaks 3 languages fluently so, often she speaks in English to me even though I tell her to speak in Spanish more. She also speaks German and that language is much harder to understand to me. She lived in Germany for 13 months and went to school there and learned the language. It's not easy but immersion is definitely the best way to know a language well.

[@lizahussain7021]

nice❤

[@ShahbazAli-up9cx]

Please make a video conjugate word at least 1000 words

[@leylateoman1535]

Gracias..

[@spanish.academy]

De nada

[@TPM188]

Great video. Can you make those words to a list so we can print out?

[@PinkToad18]

writing it down will hep you remember

[@ghost_strucid6579]

@@PinkToad18did this Ina group home since we had no phones or anything and it helped out a lot

[@gyaanbhai7843]

You are doing great but Picture should be visualise properly,means you should use bigger pictures than this

[@rhondacosta160]

Match up the screen with the word being recognized. This is confusing.

[@spanish.academy]

Thank you very much for your recommendation

[@storywaala742]

Creo que es eres haciendo bien pero una cosa tienes que improvar la cartoon foto, es necessito estar grande

[@chrissystewart6268]

Lista aprende espanol

[@gunes706]

the first letter is very silent, i can't hear it properly

[@dani8shawn]

16:02

[@yoelvisbombinobombino6251]

Muy buen vídeos ,pero repite la frase en español en dos ocasiones en ves la de inglés, que es la que necesitas aprender

[@spanish.academy]

Gracias por tu consejo

[@Godisgood554]

El video es para aprender Español por eso la repite dos veces. Eso es lo que entendì en el titulo del video.

[@adetiaberlin8144]

I though, you made wrong pronounce for the second one ( entender) you mention endenter😂😂😂

[@NewLife2028]

Truly, vocabulary is 1/3 of every language but, there is no such thing as «advanced» or «basic» vocabulary. The 2nd third of the language is grammar, and the third part is verb phrases. In order to make the best use of all 3-in-1, create an in-context vocabulary list starting with just one word. Develop the skill of meditation by considering deeply what is YOUR most important word, all yours, not most important to someone else or in general. Let´s take FIRE. That´s a great starter. Where can you go from there? How do you get from Fire to Ice? That is called «in-context». For example, and I pulled FIRE out of my head, out of thin air, Spanish has three concepts for Fire and they are specific. What qualities does Fire have? New word. What you need to understand is Spanish is not easy. You were told it is but, it´s not. Spanish has an active vocabulary of 3500 verbs whereas English has 20. Spanish has 40.000 total words whereas English has 20.000 which aren´t just French said wrong. I´m hot and it´s hot are very different in Spanish. That´s «in context».

[@susana4253]

Siento todo si es verdad

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[@climatechangeblues5055]

Hi! Am I hearing this right? In Minute 5:35 - Vivir is to live but the commentator says "leave". The picture shows people waving like they are leaving. Everyone makes mistakes. I will change my dislike view when this gets fixed.

[@RobertBee-fs8hv]

Your Spanish speakers doesn't pronounce the last letter on any word Im not saying it's wrong just as long as I know it can be understood by native Spanish speakers if I don't pronounce the Last letter

[@lloydcollins6477]

You should say the English word first

[@JustinKnepp]

They don't get that obviously

[@susana4253]

Quién vería el medicamento

[@susana4253]

No sabía nada todo era bien

[@susana4253]

Créame te deseo lo mejor pero estoy que no creo no se

[@susana4253]

Porque v no dijeron

[@susana4253]

Nadie hablo mira lo que paso

[@susana4253]

Yo sé pero no entiendo

[@susana4253]

Porque no viniste

[@susana4253]

Tu estabas solo

[@julietwilhelm2215]

Gracias!

[@spanish.academy]

De nada