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Today’s Spanish verb of the day: llevar
Translation: to carry
Today’s verb is a regular verb “llevar“.
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Today’s Spanish verb of the day: reincidir
Translation: to reoffend
Today’s verb is a regular verb “reincidir“.
No exceptions 🙂
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Today’s Spanish verb of the day: dictar
Translation: to dictate
Today, we have the regular verb “dictar”.
No exceptions 🙂
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Today’s Spanish verb of the day: chascar
Translation: to snap fingers
Given the “-car” ending, “chascar” changes the “c” to a “qu” in all tenses and person where the “-ar” ending is conjugated as an “e”. The reason is to maintain the sound before the “e” rather than have it sound like an “s” sound.
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Today’s Spanish verb of the day: sistematizar
Translation: to systematise; to organise
“Sistematizar” changes the “z” to a “c” in all tenses and person where the “-ar” ending is conjugated as an “e”.
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Today’s Spanish verb of the day: virar
Translation: to swerve
This fine Wednesday, we have the regular verb “virar“.
No exceptions 🙂
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Today’s Spanish verb of the day: rebuscar
Translation: to rummage; to search
“Rebuscar” ends in “-car” and the “a” changes to an “e” in some tenses and persons. That means we need to make sure, the “ca” sound remains by replacing the “c” with a “qu” in those instances.
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Today’s Spanish verb of the day: observar
Translation: to observe
Regular as can be! “observar” is completely regular with no exceptions.
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Today’s Spanish verb of the day: hilar
Translation: to spin
Regular as can be! “hilar” is completely regular with no exceptions.
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Today’s Spanish verb of the day: arraigar
Translation: to ingrain, to take root
“arraigar” has one one exception:
It MUST maintain the sound of the “-gar” ending even in tenses where the “a” changes to an “e” such as first person simple past or the present subjunctive or the imperatives.
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