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Perfect, -er
(I have spoken)
-he comido
-has comido
-ha comido
-hemos comido
-habéis comido
-han comido
Future Indicative, -ar
-hablaré
-hablarás
-hablará
-hablaremos
-hablaréis
-hablarán
Perfect, -ar
(I have spoken)
-he hablado
-has hablado
-ha hablado
-hemos hablado
-habéis hablado
-han hablado
Conditional, -er
-comería
-comerías
-comería
-comeríamos
-comeríais
-comerían
Perfect, -ir
(I have spoken)
-he vivido
-has vivido
-ha vivido
-hemos vivido
-habéis vivido
-han vivido
Simple past, -er
-comí
-comiste
-comío
-comimos
-comisteis
-comieron
Present Indicative, -ar
-o
-as
-a
-amos
-áis
-an
Present Indicative, -ir
-o
-es
-e
-imos
-ís
-en
Future Indicative, -er
-comeré
-comerás
-comerán
-comerámos
-comeréis
-comerán
Imperfect Indicative
-ía
-ías
-ía
-íamos
-íais
-ían
Conditional, -ir
-viviría
-vivirías
-viviría
-viviríamos
-viviríais
-vivirían
Future Indicative, -ir
-viviré
-vivirás
-vivirá
-viviremos
-viviréis
-vivirán
Simple past, -ar
-hablé
-hablaste
-habló
-hablamos
-hablasteis
-hablaron
Present Indicative, -er
-o
-es
-e
-emos
-éis
-en
Conditional, -ar
-hablaría
-hablarías
-hablaría
-hablaríamos
-hablaríais
-hablarían
Imperfect Indicative, -er
-ía
-ías
-ía
-íamos
-íais
-ían
Simple past, -ir
-viví
-viviste
-vivió
-vivimos
-vivisteis
-vivieron
Imperfect Indicative, -ar
-aba
-abas
-aba
-ábamos
-abais
-aban