Spanish Phrases for the Regular Verbs Ending in AR
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This list of Spanish sentences and phrases deals with Spanish verbs ending in ar. All the main forms of the ar verbs are conjugated in a table of example phrases or sentences. The phrases have been recorded by a native Spanish speaker for you and all you have to do is click the audio file link with the speaker icon to listen. By listening carefully to the
The Spanish language has regular verbs that have a common way of taking the different verb forms or conjugations. The ar ending verbs are one of the regular verb forms.
The key to being a good conjugator of verbs is to notice that each verb has a root or base, and an ending. In the first table below, the different verb endings are in bold text so you can clearly see the root or base and the ending. When you can recognize the endings used for each form of the different types of regular verbs you have the key to conjugating Spanish verbs.
In the tables below you'll learn how to conjugate the verbs caminar, cantar, and how to conjugate the verb hablar. These are common ar ending verbs. Once you know how to recognize and conjugate the ar ending verbs you'll immediately know the key to being able to conjugate hundreds of common, everyday, popular Spanish verbs.
This is the verb conjugation table for the verb caminar -- to walk.
| yo camino en la calle | I walk in the street |
| tu caminas en la calle | You walk in the street |
| el camina en la calle | He walks in the street |
| Nosotros caminamos en la calle | We walk in the street |
| Ellos caminan en la calle | They walk in the street |
| Usted camina en la calle | You walk in the street |
In the verb table above the verb endings have been highlighted so you can see and learn the correct verb endings. These bold verb endings are the same endings you'll find on all regular ar verbs. By knowing these verb endings you now know how to conjugate any regular verb that ends in the letters ar. Notice that the root or stem of the verb is the same in each form. It's the verb without its ar ending. To conjugate, just drop the ar from the verb stem and add the ending in bold from the verb conjugation you need in your sentence.
Here is the verb conjugation table for the verb hablar meaning to talk.
| yo hablo en el teléfono | I talk on the phone |
| tu hablas en el teléfono | You talk on the phone |
| el habla en el teléfono | He talks on the phone |
| Nosotros hablamos en el teléfono | We talk on the phone |
| Ellos hablan en el teléfono | They talk on the phone |
| Usted habla en el teléfono | You talk on the phone |
Here is a verb conjugation table for the verb canter which means to sing.
| yo canto la canción | I sing the song |
| tu cantas la canción | You sing the song |
| el canta la canción | He sings the song |
| Nosotros cantamos la canción | We sing the song |
| Ellos cantan la canción | They sing the song |
| Usted canta la canción | You sing the song |