conjugating words

Question

how do you conjugate bailar,nadar, and hablar?

¡Bienvenido al foro! Welcome to the forum. - 0074b507, Nov 17, 2011

Answer 1

Learning how to conjugate verbs takes a long time to learn. Firstly you need to decide which tense you would like to conjugate the verb into.

For example here's one conjugation to get you started: Bailar in the present tense

I've also given you the link to a great site where you can have any verb fully conjugated

Bailar - to dance

I dance = (yo) bailo

you (informal) dance = (tú) bailas

s/he/you (formal) dance = (ella/él/usted) baila

we dance = (nosotros) bailamos

they/you (plural) dance = (ellos.ustedes) balian

You also must know the mood. You assumed the indicative mood. - 0074b507, Nov 17, 2011

Arghhhhh ;) - MaryMcc, Nov 17, 2011

Answer 2

Here is another choice for a verb conjgator. What some students like about this one is that it shows an "English" column which gives the English language equivalent to the conjugated verb. In that way, if you know what you would have said in English it may be useful in finding how it is said in Spanish.

Here is the home page for the conjugater ----> Verb Forms - Fred Jehle

On the home page just click on the verb you are studying.