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ir

voy, vas, va, vamos, vais, van
to go
ir a México
to go to Mexico
ir a pie/a caballo/en bicicleta
to go on foot, on horseback, by bicycle
ir al médico/al dentista
to go to the doctor/to the dentist
ir bien/mal
to do well/badly
ir de compras
to go shopping
ir de mal en peor
to go from bad to worse
ir de San Francisco a Los Ángeles
to go from San Francisco to Los Angeles
ir de vacaciones
to go on vacation
ir de viaje
to go on a trip
ir en carro, tren, avión, lancha, barco, taxi, metro
to go by car, train, airplane, rowboat, boat, taxi, subway
ir por algo
to go get something

Voy por el pan. - I'm going to get the bread.
ver

veo, ves, ve, vemos, veis, ven
to see
dar

doy, das, da, damos, dais, dan
to give
ver televisión/tele
to watch TV
ver los documentos
to look at the documents
no ver ni jota
to be blind as a bat, not be able to see a thing
no entender ni jota
to not understand a thing
no ver por qué
to not see why, not understand why
no ver más allá de sus narices
to not be able to see further than the end of one's nose
dar al mar/a las montañas
to face the ocean, the mountains
dar (un) clic al botón/en el enlace/en el icono
to click on the button/on the link/on the icon
dar con
to find, run across, bump into
dar consejos
to give advice
dar la bienvenida
to welcome
dar las gracias
to thank
dar mucho trabajo
to give/make a lot of work
dar un concierto
to give a concert
dar un paseo/una vuelta
to take a walk
dar una película
to show a film
caber (yo quepo)
to fit
haber de + infinitive
to have to do something

-also used (esp. in Mexico) as a substitute for future tense (Ha de regresar a las once. - He will return at eleven)
hay que
one must/you must do something, it is necessary to do something (Hay que hacer una copia.) Tends to express a general obligation, not a personal one.
saber (yo sé)
to know
saber algo de memoria
to know something by heart
saber algo de sobra
to know something all too well
saber dónde vive Daniel
to know where Daniel lives
saber inglés
to know English
saber lo del accidente
to know about the accident
saber para quién trabaja Alicia
to know for whom Alicia works
saber + infinitive
to know how to do something
no saber lo que pasa
to not know what's happening/what's wrong
no saber nada de nada
to not know anything at all
no saber ni jota/ni papa de algo
to not have a clue about something
conocer a alguien de vista
to know someone by sight
conocer un lugar como la palma de la mano
to know a place like the back of one's hand
acostumbrarse a + infinitive
to be accustomed to doing something
animar a uno a hacer algo
to encourage someone to do something

Lo animamos a buscar trabajo. - We encourage him to look for work.
aprender a + infinitive
to learn to do something
atreverse a + infinitive
to dare to do something
ayudar a uno a hacer algo
to help someone do something

¿Me ayudas a instalar el equipo físico? - Will you help me install the hardware?
comenzar (e>ie) a + infinitive
to begin to do something
dedicarse a + infinitive
to devote oneself to doing something
decidirse a + infinitive
to decide to do something
disponerse a + infinitive
to get ready to do something

Yo dispongo a nadar. I'm getting ready to swim.
echar(se) a + infinitive
to begin to do something
empezar (e>ie) a + infinitive
to begin to do something
enseñar a + infinitive
to teach/show how to do something
invitar a uno a hacer algo
to invite someone to do something

Te invito a comer.
llegar a + infinitive
to succeed in doing something, manage to do something
llevar a + infinitive
to be lead to do something
meterse a + infinitive
to start to do something
negarse (e>ie) a + infinitive
to refuse to do something
obligar a uno a hacer algo
to force/compel someone to do something
persuadir a uno a hacer algo
to persuade someone to do something
ponerse (me pongo) a + infinitive
to begin to do something
prepararse a + infinitive
to prepare to do something
renunciar a + infinitive
to renounce/give up doing something
volver (o>ue) a + infinitive
to do something again
bajar a + infinitive
to go downstairs to do something
correr a + infinitive
to run to do something
entrar a + infinitive
to go in(side) to do something
pasar a + infinitive
to stop by to do something
regresar a + infinitive
to go/come back to do something
salir a + infinitive
to go out(side) to do something
subir a + infinitive
to go upstairs to do something
venir a + infinitive
to come to do something
acabar de + infinitive
to have just done something
acordarse (o>ue) de + infinitive
to remember to do something
alegrarse de + infinitive
to be glad to do something
arrepentirse (e>ie) de + infinitive
to regret doing something
avergonzarse (o>üe) de + infinitive
to be ashamed to do something
cansarse de + infinitive
to get tired of doing something
dejar de + infinitive
to stop doing something
desesperar de + infinitive
to despair/lose hope of doing something
encargarse de + infinitive
to take charge of doing something
1. hartarse de + infinitive

2. hartarse de algo
1. to get fed up with/have enough of doing something
2. to get sick of/fed up with something)
jactarse de + infinitive
to boast about doing something
olvidarse de + infinitive
to forget to do something
terminar de + infinitive
to finish doing something
tratar de + infinitive
to try to do something
consentir (e>ie) en + infinitive
to consent/agree to do something
consistir en + infinitive
to consist of doing something
demorar en + infinitive
to delay/put off/take long in doing something
dudar en + infinitive
to hesitate/be hesitant to do something
esforzarse (o>ue) en + infinitive
to strive to do something
insistir en + infinitive
to insist on doing something
interisarse en + infinitive
to be interested in doing something
quedar en + infinitive
to agree to do something
tardar en + infinitive
to take time/delay/take long in doing something
vacilar en + infinitive
to hesitate to do something
empeñarse en + infinitive
to insist on doing something, be determined to do something
amenazar con + infinitive
to threaten to do something
contar (o>ue) con (+ infinitive)
to count on/rely on (to do something)
soñar (o>ue) con + infinitive
to dream of/about doing something
empezar (e>ie) por + infinitive
to begin by doing something
esforzarse (o>ue) por + infinitive
to strive/work hard to do something
interesarse por + infinitive
to be interested in doing something
optar por + infinitive
to opt/choose to do something
votar por + infinitive
to vote to do something
seguir trabajando
to still be working
seguir enfermo
to still be sick
Vamos a estar de vuelta para las seis.
We are going to be back/return at six.
uses of ser + de
possession: la casa es de Juan
origin: soy de Puerto Rico; soy de origen italiano
material: la camisa es de algodón
uses of ser
connect nouns and/or pronouns, possession, origin, material, time, dates and days of week, where an event takes place, an objective inherent or unchanging condition
Su felicidad son sus hijos.
Her happiness is her children.

(This is an example of how son is used when the predicate of ser is plural.)
Alicia es abogada.
Alicia is a lawyer.
Diego es cantante.
Diego is a singer.
uses of estar
location (except events), conditions that the speaker sees as resulting from a change or when the adjective expresses the speaker's subjective impression, conditions of health or well being
Soy/estoy casado/divorciado.
I am married/divorced.
¿Cómo es?
What is he/she like? What does he/she look like?
¿Cómo son?
What are they like? What do they look like?
estar (used by itself with a person as its subject)
to be in, to be home, to be available (Busco al señor Acevedo. Lo siento, pero no está en este momento. - he is not here right now.)
Paula es alegre.
Paula is a cheerful person.
Veo que estás muy alegre hoy.
I see that you are very cheerful today.
Estoy bien.
I'm feeling fine.
Estás mal.
You're feeling ill.
Estamos perfectamente.
We're doing fine./We feel terrific.
ser aburrido
to be boring
estar aburrido
to be bored
ser bueno
to be good
estar bueno
to be tasty; to be funny (of a joke)
ser interesado
to be self-interested
estar interesado
to be interested
ser listo
to be sharp/clever
estar listo
to be ready
ser malo
to be bad
estar malo
to be sick
ser preocupado
to be caring
estar preocupado
to be worried
ser rico
to be rich
estar rico
to be delicious
ser verde
to be green; to be risqué
estar verde
to be unripe
ser vivo
to be sharp/clever/shrewd
estar vivo
to be alive
¿De qué color es?
What color is it?
¿De qué es la camiseta?
What is the T-shirt made of?
¿De quién es la mochila?
Whose backpack is it?
¿Para quién es la carta?
Whom is the letter for?
Si no fuera por ti...
If it weren't for you...
¿Cuál es su nacionalidad?
What is your nationality?
¿Cuál es su profesión?
What is your profession?
¿De dónde eres?
Where are you from?
¿Cuál es su fecha de nacimiento?
What is your date of birth?
estar de vacaciones
to be on vacation
estar reunido
to be at a meeting

Los directores están reunidos en la sala de conferencias.
estar de acuerdo con
to agree with
estar comprometido para hacer algo
to be obliged to do something
Maya está prometida con Octavio.
Maya is engaged to Octavio.
Los prometidos están enamorados.
The fiancés (engaged couple) are in love.
Estamos en primavera, verano, otoño, invierno.
It is spring, summer, fall, winter.
estar hecho una sopa
to be soaked through and through
estar en la luna
to be out of it, have one's head in the clouds
No estoy para quejas.
I'm not in the mood for complaints.
¿Es caro el condominio?
Is the condominium expensive?

(To form Yes/No questions with a subject, Ser/Estar, and an adjective, place the subject at the end.)
lo (used as a neuter pronoun)

¿Luisa es una buena estudiante?
Sí, lo es.
can replace sentences and clauses; is mandatory with ser/estar to replace predicate nouns and adjectives regardless of number/gender.