Verbs at Play
Remember, verbs are words of action! Here are some playtime verbs to take with you for a night out on the town.
yo bailo (BAHY-loh)
tú bailas (BAHY-lahs)
él, ella, usted baila (BAHY-lah)
nosotros bailamos (bahy-LAH-mohs)
vosotros bailáis (bahy-LAHYS)
ellos, ellas, ustedes bailan (BAHY-lahn)
You dance so well!
We dance together.
yo canto (KAHN-toh)
tú cantas (KAHN-tahs)
él, ella, usted canta (KAHN-tah)
nosotros cantamos (kahn-TAH-mohs)
vosotros cantáis (kahn-TAHYS)
ellos, ellas, ustedes cantan (KAHN-tahn)
Marlena sings in the choir.
I sing carols at Christmastime.
yo miro (MEE-roh)
tú miras (MEE-rahs)
él, ella, usted mira (MEE-rah)
nosotros miramos (mee-RAH-mohs)
vosotros miráis (mee-RAHYS)
ellos, ellas, ustedes miran (MEE-rahn)
You watch cartoons all day.
Look over there! (informal)
FACT
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