Learn Spanish 1.5 – Languages and Regular -AR and -IR verbs
www.SpanishDict.com – Learn about your world! This lesson will teach you how to conjugate regular AR and IR verbs using language and country name vocabulary. View the full version of this video at www.spanishdict.com/learn
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aaah castellano ! Ohh… habláis…
@joostinspain vivi* to life infinitive
-ar verbs are verbs that, in the infinitive form (to …), end in the letters AR e.g hablar, to talk
-er verbs are verbs that, in the infinitive form (to …), end in the letters ER e.g comer, to eat
-ir verbs are verbs that, in the infinitive form (to …), end in the letters IR e.g vivir, to live
Hope that helped
she is using a wrong pronunciation for Vivir. You should say “bibir” , you pronounce the v as a b.
in Spanish.
basic stuff.
cool vid
to go
ir- verbs?what does that mean???
-er verbs?
a boot? …