Overview
This is a 30-day challenge to master 90 Spanish verbs using specific methods
The list includes a wide range of colloquial and everyday Spanish verbs with their English translations
Verb Categories
Verbs cover various actions, including physical activities (e.g., "Andar" - to walk around), social interactions (e.g., "Bromear" - to joke around), and everyday tasks (e.g., "Chambear" - to work).
Many verbs have multiple meanings or informal uses (e.g., "Cachar" - to catch or understand)
Learning Structure
The 90 verbs are divided into nine sets of 10 verbs each for structured learning
Memory drills are provided for each set of 5 verbs to enhance retention
Cultural Insights
Some verbs are region-specific, such as "Chambear" (commonly used in Mexico) and "Currar" (commonly used in Spain)
The list includes many informal and slang verbs, providing insight into everyday Spanish usage
.
Third 10 Spanish Verbs
21. Chismear - To gossip
| Tense | Conjugation |
|---|---|
| Present | chismeo |
| Preterite | chismeé |
| Imperfect | chismeaba |
| Future | chismearé |
| Conditional | chismearía |
Example Sentence (Spanish): Siempre están chismeando sobre los vecinos.
Example Sentence (English): They are always gossiping about the neighbors.
22. Chulear - To compliment, to flatter
| Present | chuleo |
| Preterite | chuleé |
| Imperfect | chuleaba |
| Future | chulearé |
| Conditional | chulearía |
Example Sentence (Spanish): Te chulearon mucho en la fiesta.
Example Sentence (English): They flattered you a lot at the party.
23. Chupar - To drink (especially alcohol)
| Present | chupo |
| Preterite | chupé |
| Imperfect | chupaba |
| Future | chuparé |
| Conditional | chuparía |
Example Sentence (Spanish): Vamos a chupar unas cervezas.
Example Sentence (English): Let’s drink some beers.
24. Cotizar - To estimate, to assess
| Present | cotizo |
| Preterite | coticé |
| Imperfect | cotizaba |
| Future | cotizaré |
| Conditional | cotizaría |
Example Sentence (Spanish): Cotizaron el proyecto en mil dólares.
Example Sentence (English): They estimated the project at a thousand dollars.
25. Cotorrear - To chat, to gossip
| Present | cotorreo |
| Preterite | cotorreé |
| Imperfect | cotorreaba |
| Future | cotorrearé |
| Conditional | cotorrearía |
Example Sentence (Spanish): Nos quedamos cotorreando hasta tarde.
Example Sentence (English): We stayed chatting until late.
26. Correr - To run, to leave
| Present | corro |
| Preterite | corrí |
| Imperfect | corría |
| Future | correré |
| Conditional | correría |
Example Sentence (Spanish): Corro todos los días por la mañana.
Example Sentence (English): I run every morning.
27. Cortarse - To cut oneself off, to avoid
| Present | me corto |
| Preterite | me corté |
| Imperfect | me cortaba |
| Future | me cortaré |
| Conditional | me cortaría |
Example Sentence (Spanish): Se corta de la conversación cuando se siente incómodo.
Example Sentence (English): He cuts himself off from the conversation when he feels uncomfortable.
28. Currar - To work (commonly used in Spain)
| Present | curro |
| Preterite | curré |
| Imperfect | curraba |
| Future | curraré |
| Conditional | curraría |
Example Sentence (Spanish): Voy a currar hasta tarde hoy.
Example Sentence (English): I'm going to work late today.
29. Cuidar - To take care of
| Present | cuido |
| Preterite | cuidé |
| Imperfect | cuidaba |
| Future | cuidaré |
| Conditional | cuidaría |
Example Sentence (Spanish): Cuido a mi hermana pequeña todos los días.
Example Sentence (English): I take care of my little sister every day.
30. Darle - To go for it, to try
| Present | le doy |
| Preterite | le di |
| Imperfect | le daba |
| Future | le daré |
| Conditional | le daría |
Example Sentence (Spanish): Dale, no te detengas.
Example Sentence (English): Go for it, don’t stop.
