Querer -> Quiero ?

Question

The word 'Querer' is -er regular verb? or irregular verb? I wonder that why querer is changing not quero but quiero.

ex) Te quiero.

Answer 1

The word 'Querer' is -er regular verb? or irregular verb? I wonder that why querer is changing not quero but quiero.

If it was 'quero', it would be a regular verb. It is an irregular verb. There was a time in the past where most of the sounds of an stressed 'e' became 'ie' under certain circumstances, which is why 'quiero' is irregular. Other verbs created or popularised later in history did not undergo this change, so they remain regular.

Answer 2

yes it very common irregular verb.

This gives you better look at the irregularity of the verb. http://www.wordreference.com/conj/Esverbs.aspx?v=quiero

Answer 3

For those who are learning English you will be pleased to know that ALL new English verbs are regular.

Great! Exactly was I was hoping for!

I am here.

You am here

He am are.

We am are.

I have breaked the radio.

I have seeed that movie.

I have begined to study a new language.

I blowed the fire.

I have comed to the forum.

I have heared that they have eated a lot.

I can't believe I wasted several days of my life trying memorize that fake list of irregular verbs in English with made up forms like "saw" or "blew", when in fact, they are all regular.

These aren't really that new =P - Felixlynx, May 28, 2011

jejejeje! - 002067fe, May 28, 2011

Ha! What the h≪ were we thinking having wasting our time? I'm going to memorizar your list and empezar to use it. - Beatrice-Codder, May 28, 2011

Ian said /new/ verbs, Lazarus. Calm down. - Azabache, May 28, 2011

True, I didn't see the word "new" for some reason. - lazarus1907, May 28, 2011

You are forgiven Lazarus. Apparently even Gods make mistakes :) - ian-hill, May 28, 2011

Answer 4

You can find your answer herelinktext

Answer 5

Quiero Taco Bell.

Quiero mi Mtv. - 002067fe, May 28, 2011

Answer 6

For those who are learning English you will be pleased to know that ALL new English verbs are regular.