when hablo habla hablen

Question

Rosetta Stone has Hablo habla and hablen as answers. Their answers I do not under stand.

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Danga I noticed you are new to the form and you are probably a beginner at Spanish. I advise you go through ''Learn Spanish 1''. There you would see some great video's on the conjugation or verbs in the present tense. Rosetta Stone is a conversational - HotChickCD, Jun 25, 2011

base software and does not teach you the fundamentals of Spanish. It's help with pronunciation and speaking. But, before you can being to speak you need an understand of the basics in Spanish. Paralee's video would help you with that :) - HotChickCD, Jun 25, 2011

^ Some of us are required to do Rosetta Stone through school. - Jazzy6714, Jun 26, 2017

Answer 1

Hablar= To talk, to speak, to discuss

Hablo = I speak

Habla = He/ She/ It speaks

Hablan = They speak

It would be helpful to tell us a little more about your question.

Answer 2

They are the conjugated form of the verb ''hablar''.

Hablar - To talk

Yo hablo - I talk

Tú hablas - You talk (informal)

él/ ella/ usted habla - He/ She/ You (formal) talks

Nosotros hablamos - We talk

Vosotros habláis - You (Spain) talk

Ellos/ Ellas/ Usteded hablan - They/ You all (formal) talk

This conjugation is for the present simple tense or present indicative. To understand more about how verbs are conjugated go to the ''More'' tab on the ribbon above and click on ''Conjugation''. There you can enter a verb and you would be able to see how it is conjugated into the different forms.

Good luck!!! And I hope this helps

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Lol.....don't worry I do the same sometimes ;) - HotChickCD, Jun 25, 2011

Answer 3

Rosetta Stone has Hablo habla and hablen as answers. Their answers I do not under stand.

I noticed something.

hablan is the third person present indicative.

but you wrote hablen, which is in the third person present subjunctive. It might have been just a typo, but I thought I should point that out.

For more info about the conjugation of "hablar", click here

Here's some links to...

The indicative mood

The subjunctive mood

también imperative hablen ustedes. - chileno, Jun 25, 2011

Nice catch, chileno ;) - GuitarWarrior, Jun 25, 2011

Answer 4

i've learned something New today any way thank you

Answer 5

Yo hablo = I speak él/ella habla = he/she speaks ellos/ellas hablan = they speak

Pronouns are normally left off in Spansh.

I hope that this helps.

Answer 6

Who is the subject?

Or what are the instructions, if any?