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How do you conjugate ser in Spanish?
Soy, eres, es, somos, sois, son — and the past is fui, fuiste, fue, fuimos, fuisteis, fueron. Ser is irregular, like the verbs learners meet first in every language: être, sein, essere, ser. VerbFlow gives the full table for any verb — every tense, mood and person — with the irregular forms, the pronunciation and the translation.
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Portuguese Verb Conjugation
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Abalanzarse Conjugation: Full Spanish Verb Tables | VerbFlow
Conjugate abalanzarse in spanish with full tables for every tense, mood and person, plus IPA and translation. See real example sentences and take a quick quiz.
Abalanzarse Examples, Sentences & Quiz in Spanish | VerbFlow
See abalanzarse in real example sentences in spanish, learn common mistakes and test yourself with a quick quiz. Free, with full conjugation tables linked.
Abalanzarse Present Tense Conjugation in Spanish | VerbFlow
Learn the present tense of abalanzarse in spanish: full conjugation table, pronunciation, examples and usage notes. Free, with a quiz to test yourself.
Abandonar Conjugation: Full Spanish Verb Tables | VerbFlow
Conjugate abandonar in spanish with full tables for every tense, mood and person, plus IPA and translation. See real example sentences and take a quick quiz.
Abandonar Examples, Sentences & Quiz in Spanish | VerbFlow
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Abandonar Present Tense Conjugation in Spanish | VerbFlow
Learn the present tense of abandonar in spanish: full conjugation table, pronunciation, examples and usage notes. Includes common mistakes and a quick quiz.
Frequently asked questions
How do you conjugate ser in Spanish?
Ser is irregular: yo soy, tú eres, él/ella es, nosotros somos, vosotros sois, ellos son. Its past is fui, fuiste, fue, fuimos, fuisteis, fueron — the same forms as ir (to go), so context tells them apart. The full table, with every tense, is in the guide to conjugating ser in Spanish.
What is the difference between ser and estar?
Both mean 'to be'. Ser is for what something is — identity, origin, traits, time, material. Estar is for how or where something is — location, condition, mood, temporary states. Soy estudiante (I am a student) but estoy cansado (I am tired). The rule has exceptions, and the ser vs estar guide covers them.
How do you conjugate être in French?
Être is irregular: je suis, tu es, il/elle est, nous sommes, vous êtes, ils/elles sont. Its past participle is été, and it takes être itself as its auxiliary in compound tenses: je suis allé, elle est venue. The full table is in the guide to conjugating être in French.
How do you conjugate sein in German?
Sein is irregular: ich bin, du bist, er/sie/es ist, wir sind, ihr seid, sie sind. Its past is ich war, and its perfect uses sein itself: ich bin gewesen. The full table, with Konjunktiv forms, is in the guide to conjugating sein in German.
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