A-Z Regular Verbs ending with ( ar ).

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Hola todos ! I was making a list of verbs that end of ( AR ) that's when I got this idea of making this thread it's A-Z Regular Verbs ending with ( ar ). I know there was a thread opened before about Spanish verbs link text but when I viewed it I found that the thread include the tree tips of verbs ( er ) , ( ar ) and ( ir ) and the verbs in it are useful but we don't use most of them a lot . so I need you to post a Spanish Regular verb that end with ( AR )since that most of Spanish verbs ends with ( AR ).

game rules : I will post the first Spanish verb that starts with "A", then the next person posts a Spanish verb starting with "B", then "C", and so on.Please include the English translation for each verb I will start with : alcanzar = to catch.

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Please click on NEWESTto see the last verb.

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Hi Lovely, nice thread! I did read somewhere that there are more "ar" verbs than the other two types! - Pajaro44, Jun 26, 2010

thanks pajaro .parlee said that ar verbs are the more than the other two types of verbs in one of the lessons . - 00b6f46c, Jun 27, 2010

*includes the three types... since most Spanish verbs end in ar... - --Jen--, Jun 30, 2010

Very nice thread. I learned a lot of new verbs. Muchas gracias Lovely. - Jsanthara, Jul 16, 2010

de nada Jsanthara i also learned lots of things from your anwers :) - 00b6f46c, Jul 17, 2010

"Alcanzar" means "to reach." - SrCientífico, Jun 29, 2011

Answer 1

adoptar - to adopt

Answer 2

sospechar - to suspect

Answer 3

tirar - to throw

Answer 4

Untar - To spread

Answer 5

votar - to vote

Answer 6

zampar - to gobble down

Answer 7

M

Manejar -- to drive

Answer 8

Ilusionar = to get someone's hopes up, to get excited (con about)

Answer 9

G

gansear = to say, do stupid things

Brilliant pic! - peregrinamaria, Jul 2, 2010

Thank you! - Pajaro44, Jul 2, 2010

Answer 10

funcionar - to run or work (machine), to function

Answer 11

exigir - to require

Answer 12

perdonar - to forgive, to excuse, to pardon

Answer 13

Trabajar - to work

Answer 14

narrar - to tell, to narrate

Answer 15

Fregar -- to scrub

Hi Marianne, is this not irregular, changing to -u in preterit and present subjunctive, though I may be wrong? - peregrinamar 9 secs ago - peregrinamaria, Jun 30, 2010

no i think it's a Regular Verb . - 00b6f46c, Jun 30, 2010

Present: friego friegas friega fregamos fregáis friegan, Preterit sing: fregué fregaste fregó, Pres Subj: friegue friegues friegue freguemos freguéis frieguen Imper:- friega friegue freguemos fregad frieguen - peregrinamaria, Jun 30, 2010