If you are learning Spanish, mastering the conjugation of the different verbs and tenses is an essential thing to do.

In our Spanish Verb Conjugation Index you can find the conjugation patterns of the most important Spanish verbs and learn them with a useful set of Spanish verb conjugation charts.

Click on each of the Spanish verbs in the list below to see their conjugation in the different tenses.

The list follows an alphabetical order.

An * indicates that there is some kind of irregularity in the conjugation of that verb. In most cases it is just a small pronunciation or spelling change, but there are also verbs with important irregularities. Also, some verbs are irregular in just a couple of tenses, while others have many irregularities.

Although it may not be the most exciting task in the world, it is important to devote some time to actively memorizing the different forms in the conjugation of each verb.

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Spanish verbs beginning with A

• abandonar [to abandon]

• abrir * [to open]

• abrumar [to overwhelm]

• aburrirse * [to get bored]

• acabar [to end]

• acabarse [to end]

• aceptar [to accept]

• acercar * [to set closer]

• acercarse* [to get closer]

• aclamar [to acclaim]

• aclarar [to clarify]

• aconsejar [to advise]

• acostarse * [to lie down]

• acunar [to rock (to sway)]

• admirar [to admire]

• administrar [to administer]

• admitir [to admit]

• adorar [to adore]

• afirmar [to affirm]

• agotarse [to run out]

• agruparse [to group together]

• ahorrar [to save]

• ajustarse [to fit (to one's own body]

• alcanzar * [to reach]

• alegrarse [to be glad]

• amar [to love]

• animar [to encourage]

• animarse [to cheer up]

• añadir [to add]

• apagar * [to put out]

• apagarse * [to go out (light, fire)]

• aparecer * [to appear]

• aplastar [to squash]

• apoderarse [to take over]

• aplaudir [to applaud]

• aprender [to learn]

• apresurarse [to hurry]

• aprovechar [to take advantage]

• aprovecharse [to take advantage of someone]

• apuntar [to point]

• arder [to burn]

• armarse [to arm oneself]

• arrancar * [to pull out]

• asegurar [to secure]

• aspirar [to aspire]

• asustar [to frighten]

• atrevesar * [to go through]

• atreverse [to dare]

• avanzar * [to advance]

• averiguar * [to figure out]

• avergonzar * [to embarrass]

• ayudar [to help]

Spanish verbs beginning with B

• bailar [to dance]

• beber [to drink]

• bostezar * [to yawn]

• brillar [to shine]

• brotar [to sprout]

• buscar * [to look for]

Spanish verbs beginning with C

• caber * [to fit]

• caer * [to fall]

• cambiar [to change]

• caminar [to walk]

• cansar [to tire]

• cansarse [to get tired]

• cantar [to sing]

• carecer * [to lack]

• causar [to cause]

• cazar * [to hunt]

• celebrar [to celebrate]

• centrarse [to focus]

• cerrar * [to close]

• coger * [to catch]

• coleccionar [to collect]

• comenzar * [to begin]

• comer [to eat]

• comerse [to eat up]

• cometer [to commit]

• completar [to complete]

• comprar [to buy]

• comprender [to understand]

• concluir * [to conclude]

• condenar [to condemn]

• confesar * [to confess]

• confiar * [to trust]

• confundir [to confuse]

• conocer * [to know]

• conocerse * [to know oneself]

• conseguir [to achieve]

• conservar [to preserve]

• considerar [to consider]

• consultar [to consult]

• contar * [to count]

• contemplar [to contemplate]

• contestar [to answer]

• continuar * [to continue]

• convencerse * [to be convinced]

• convertir * [to convert]

• convertirse * [to become]

• correr [to run]

• costar * [to cost]

• crear [to create]

• crecer * [to grow]

• creer * [to believe]

• creerse * [to fancy oneself]

• criar * [to rear]

• cuidar [to take care]

• cumplir [to fulfill]

Spanish verbs beginning with D

• dar * [to give]

• darse * [to give each other]

• deber [to owe]

• decidir [to decide]

• decidirse [to make up one's mind]

• decir * [to say]

• decirse * [to say to oneself]

• dedicar * [to dedicate]

• dedicarse * [to dedicate oneself to]

• deducir * [to deduce]

• dejar [to leave]

• demostrar * [to demonstrate]

• depender [to depend]

• desanimar [to discourage]

• desanimarse [to become discouraged]

• desaparecer * [to disappear]

• descansar [to rest]

• descorazonar [to dishearten]

Why is there such an infrequent verb as descorazonar [to dishearten, to discourage] in this list? Most of the verbs in this list are very frequent verbs, but what each of the verbs in this list have in common is that they appear in El principito (the Spanish version of Saint-Exupéry's The Little Prince). And we happen to have a verb conjugation course based in that book in our Premium Membership. If you would like to improve your verb conjugation skills learn about the Light On Spanish Premium Membership and let us know.

• describir * [to describe]

• descubrir * [to discover]

• descuidar [to neglect]

• desear [to wish]

• despedirse * [to say goodbye]

• despertarse * [to wake up]

• despreciar [to disregard]

• desviarse * [to wander]

• dibujar [to draw]

• diferenciarse [to differ]

• dificultar [to make difficult]

• digerir * [to digest]