conjugating Oír

Question

Any tricks? I always translate the present tense as if it were preterite (ex- saying oyó for i hear, but it really means he heard)

Answer 1

I hate to say it, but that's one of those verbs you just have to memorize. The most accurate verb conjugation you'll find is by the Spanish Academy at

rae.es

Type in the verb, and when the dictionary entry comes up, click on the blue button that says "conjugar." It will give you a great chart. But sorry, I don't know any tricks. =(

Hope this helps at least a bit!

Answer 2

oigo oyes oye oimos oyen

oí oiste oyó oimos oyeron

oía oías oía oíamos oían

oiga oigas oiga oigamos oigan

This is all that I can think of at the moment.

Answer 3

Hi, welcome to the forum

Have a look at our conjugator, you will get help there.

thanks, but do you know some tricks to help me out to memorize/remember them when I'm in school or somewhere? - MeEncantanCarasSonrisas, Feb 10, 2010