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
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Fifth 10 Spanish Verbs
41. Escamar - To get scared
| Tense | Conjugation |
|---|---|
| Present | escamo |
| Preterite | escamé |
| Imperfect | escamaba |
| Future | escamaré |
| Conditional | escamaría |
Example Sentence (Spanish): Esa película me escamó mucho.
Example Sentence (English): That movie really scared me.
42. Escupir - To spit, to express anger
| Present | escupo |
| Preterite | escupí |
| Imperfect | escupía |
| Future | escupiré |
| Conditional | escupiría |
Example Sentence (Spanish): Escupió al suelo en señal de disgusto.
Example Sentence (English): He spit on the ground as a sign of disgust.
43. Estar padre - To be cool
| Present | está padre |
| Preterite | estuvo padre |
| Imperfect | estaba padre |
| Future | estará padre |
| Conditional | estaría padre |
Example Sentence (Spanish): Esa fiesta estuvo padre.
Example Sentence (English): That party was cool.
44. Fallar - To fail, to mess up
| Present | fallo |
| Preterite | fallé |
| Imperfect | fallaba |
| Future | fallaré |
| Conditional | fallaría |
Example Sentence (Spanish): Fallé en el examen de matemáticas.
Example Sentence (English): I failed the math exam.
45. Fajarse - To make out, to kiss
| Present | me fajo |
| Preterite | me fajé |
| Imperfect | me fajaba |
| Future | me fajaré |
| Conditional | me fajaría |
Example Sentence (Spanish): Se fajaron en la fiesta.
Example Sentence (English): They made out at the party.
46. Fiarse - To trust, to rely on
| Present | me fío |
| Preterite | me fié |
| Imperfect | me fiaba |
| Future | me fiaré |
| Conditional | me fiaría |
Example Sentence (Spanish): Me fío de ti, sé que harás un buen trabajo.
Example Sentence (English): I trust you, I know you'll do a good job.
47. Flipar - To freak out, to be amazed
| Present | flipo |
| Preterite | flipé |
| Imperfect | flipaba |
| Future | fliparé |
| Conditional | fliparía |
Example Sentence (Spanish): ¡Estoy flipando con esa noticia!
Example Sentence (English): I'm freaking out about that news!
48. Fregar - To scrub, to annoy
| Present | frego |
| Preterite | fregué |
| Imperfect | fregaba |
| Future | fregaré |
| Conditional | fregaría |
Example Sentence (Spanish): No me friegues con tus preguntas.
Example Sentence (English): Don’t annoy me with your questions.
49. Fumar - To smoke
| Present | fumo |
| Preterite | fumé |
| Imperfect | fumaba |
| Future | fumaré |
| Conditional | fumaría |
Example Sentence (Spanish): No fumes dentro de la casa.
Example Sentence (English): Don’t smoke inside the house.
50. Hacer bola - To join in, to group together
| Present | hago bola |
| Preterite | hice bola |
| Imperfect | hacía bola |
| Future | haré bola |
| Conditional | haría bola |
Example Sentence (Spanish): Vamos a hacer bola para el partido.
Example Sentence (English): Let’s group together for the game.
