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Spanish Verbs 300 Word List is a free Spanish vocabulary list of 300 words, each with a meaning, part of speech and example sentences. Spanish Verbs 300 Word List is built into Tomaru, a free vocabulary app: once the list is added, Tomaru uses FSRS spaced repetition to bring every word back just before you would forget it. Free, no ads. This page shows a preview of the words and examples.

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Spanish Verbs 300 Word List: word preview

A preview of Spanish Verbs 300 Word List on Tomaru. All 300 words are searchable here, each with part of speech, meaning and example sentences; the full list is learned in the app.

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  • ser

    /seɾ/verb

    to be (identity, origin, traits); to be (time, events)

    Mi hermana es doctora.

  • estar

    /esˈtaɾ/verb

    to be (location, temporary state); to be (+ gerund)

    ¿Dónde estás? Estoy en la oficina.

  • haber

    /aˈβeɾ/verb

    to have (auxiliary); there is/are (hay)

    Ya he comido, gracias.

  • tener

    /teˈneɾ/verb

    to have; to own; to be (age)

    Tengo dos hermanos y un perro.

  • ir

    /iɾ/verb

    to go

    Voy al mercado todos los sábados.

  • irse

    /ˈiɾse/verb

    to leave; to go away

    Me voy a casa; estoy muy cansado.

  • hacer

    /aˈseɾ/verb

    to do; to make; (weather) to be

    ¿Qué haces los domingos?

  • poder

    /poˈðeɾ/verb

    can; to be able to; may

    ¿Puedes ayudarme con la tarea?

  • decir

    /deˈsiɾ/verb

    to say; to tell

    Mi papá dice que viene tarde.

  • saber

    /saˈβeɾ/verb

    to know (facts, how to); to taste (like)

    No sé dónde está mi teléfono.

  • querer

    /keˈɾeɾ/verb

    to want; to love

    Quiero un café con leche, por favor.

  • ver

    /beɾ/verb

    to see; to watch

    Veo a mis amigos los viernes.

  • creer

    /kɾeˈeɾ/verb

    to believe; to think

    Creo que va a llover.

  • deber

    /deˈβeɾ/verb

    must; should; to owe

    Debes estudiar más para el examen.

  • dar

    /daɾ/verb

    to give

    Te doy mi número de teléfono.

  • darse

    /ˈdaɾse/verb

    to realize (darse cuenta); to give up (darse por vencido)

    Me di cuenta de que olvidé las llaves.

  • venir

    /beˈniɾ/verb

    to come

    Mis primos vienen a visitarnos en diciembre.

  • dejar

    /deˈxaɾ/verb

    to leave (behind); to let; to quit

    Dejé mi mochila en el salón.

  • hablar

    /aˈβlaɾ/verb

    to speak; to talk

    Hablo español y un poco de francés.

  • pensar

    /penˈsaɾ/verb

    to think; to intend

    Pienso que tienes razón.

  • esperar

    /espeˈɾaɾ/verb

    to wait; to hope; to expect

    Te espero en la puerta del cine.

  • pasar

    /paˈsaɾ/verb

    to pass; to happen; to spend (time)

    ¿Qué pasó? Te ves preocupado.

  • necesitar

    /nesesiˈtaɾ/verb

    to need

    Necesito un lápiz para el examen.

  • mirar

    /miˈɾaɾ/verb

    to look at; to watch

    Mira, ahí está el perro.

  • llamar

    /ʝaˈmaɾ/verb

    to call; to name

    Te llamo cuando llegue a casa.

  • llamarse

    /ʝaˈmaɾse/verb

    to be called; to be named

    Me llamo Carlos, ¿y tú?

  • encontrar

    /eŋkonˈtɾaɾ/verb

    to find; to meet

    No encuentro mis llaves.

  • volver

    /bolˈβeɾ/verb

    to return; to come back; to do again

    Vuelvo a casa a las seis.

  • sentir

    /senˈtiɾ/verb

    to feel; to be sorry; to sense

    Siento un dolor en la espalda.

  • sentirse

    /senˈtiɾse/verb

    to feel (a state or emotion)

    Me siento mejor hoy.

  • gustar

    /ɡusˈtaɾ/verb

    to like; to be pleasing

    Me gusta el café sin azúcar.

  • llevar

    /ʝeˈβaɾ/verb

    to carry; to wear; to take

    Llevo un suéter porque hace frío.

  • llevarse

    /ʝeˈβaɾse/verb

    to take away; to get along

    Me llevo bien con mis vecinos.

  • parecer

    /paɾeˈseɾ/verb

    to seem; to look like

    Parece que va a llover.

  • salir

    /saˈliɾ/verb

    to leave; to go out; to come out

    Salgo de la oficina a las seis.

  • tomar

    /toˈmaɾ/verb

    to take; to drink

    Tomo el autobús para ir al trabajo.

  • quedar

    /keˈðaɾ/verb

    to remain; to be left; to arrange to meet

    Quedan dos manzanas en el refrigerador.

  • quedarse

    /keˈðaɾse/verb

    to stay; to remain

    Me quedo en casa esta noche.

  • oír

    /oˈiɾ/verb

    to hear

    No oigo nada; habla más fuerte.

  • poner

    /poˈneɾ/verb

    to put; to place; to turn on

    Pongo la mochila en la silla.

  • ponerse

    /poˈneɾse/verb

    to put on (clothes); to become

    Me pongo el abrigo porque hace frío.

  • conocer

    /konoˈseɾ/verb

    to know (a person or place); to meet

    Conozco a tu hermano; es muy amable.

  • llegar

    /ʝeˈɣaɾ/verb

    to arrive; to reach

    El autobús llega a las ocho.

  • seguir

    /seˈɣiɾ/verb

    to follow; to continue; to keep (doing)

    Sigo trabajando en la misma empresa.

  • ayudar

    /aʝuˈðaɾ/verb

    to help

    ¿Me ayudas a cargar las bolsas?

  • escuchar

    /eskuˈtʃaɾ/verb

    to listen (to); to hear

    Escucho música mientras trabajo.

  • entender

    /entenˈdeɾ/verb

    to understand

    No entiendo la pregunta.

  • perder

    /peɾˈðeɾ/verb

    to lose; to miss

    Siempre pierdo mis llaves.

  • trabajar

    /tɾaβaˈxaɾ/verb

    to work

    Trabajo en una escuela primaria.

  • acabar

    /akaˈβaɾ/verb

    to finish; to end; to run out

    Acabo de llegar a casa.

  • buscar

    /busˈkaɾ/verb

    to look for; to search; to pick up

    Busco un departamento cerca del centro.

  • comer

    /koˈmeɾ/verb

    to eat; to have lunch

    Como arroz con frijoles casi todos los días.

  • tratar

    /tɾaˈtaɾ/verb

    to try; to treat; to deal with

    Trato de llegar temprano todos los días.

  • vivir

    /biˈβiɾ/verb

    to live

    Vivo en la Ciudad de México con mi familia.

  • entrar

    /enˈtɾaɾ/verb

    to enter; to go in

    Entra, la puerta está abierta.

  • intentar

    /intenˈtaɾ/verb

    to try; to attempt

    Intenté abrir la puerta, pero estaba cerrada con llave.

  • importar

    /impoɾˈtaɾ/verb

    to matter; to import; to care

    No me importa si llegas tarde.

  • traer

    /tɾaˈeɾ/verb

    to bring; to carry

    ¿Puedes traerme un vaso de agua?

  • pedir

    /peˈðiɾ/verb

    to ask for; to order; to request

    Pido una pizza y una limonada.

  • empezar

    /empeˈsaɾ/verb

    to begin; to start

    La clase empieza a las nueve.

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What's in Spanish Verbs 300 Word List?

  • Conjugate the 300 most common verbs
  • Recognize stem changes and irregular forms
  • Choose between preterite and imperfect in context
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What do the example sentences in Spanish Verbs 300 Word List look like?

  • ser

    Mi hermana es doctora.

    My sister is a doctor.

  • estar

    ¿Dónde estás? Estoy en la oficina.

    Where are you? I'm at the office.

  • haber

    Ya he comido, gracias.

    I've already eaten, thanks.

  • tener

    Tengo dos hermanos y un perro.

    I have two brothers and a dog.

  • ir

    Voy al mercado todos los sábados.

    I go to the market every Saturday.

  • irse

    Me voy a casa; estoy muy cansado.

    I'm going home; I'm very tired.

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FAQ

Is Spanish Verbs 300 Word List free?

Spanish Verbs 300 Word List is a free Tomaru word list. You can view the content and start learning directly.

How many words are in Spanish Verbs 300 Word List?

This deck currently includes 300 vocabulary cards with meanings, parts of speech, and examples on the page.

Who is Spanish Verbs 300 Word List for?

Spanish learners who know basic vocabulary and want to use verbs correctly in the past and present.

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