Common and useful AR verbs in Spanish

Hello! How are you? There's three main types. All verbs fall into one of the three categories. We're going to focus on one of them today. I'm not going to tell you which one. I'm going to see if you can guess and see the pattern based on the words that we go over. Okay? So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to show you the word, and I want you to try to guess what it means. Some of them are cognates, and if you remember a cognate is a word that's the same or similar in English and Spanish. Some of them are cognates, some of them are not. But I'm going to act them out. I have some props here. I'm going to try to get you to guess what they are. Maybe I'll use them in some Spanish sentences. But your goal is to try to guess what it means. And then we're going to see if we can figure out the pattern to figure out what kind of verbs these are. Okay. The first one is practicar. I'm also going to have you repeat them. Okay. Practicar. This is a cognate. Practicar. You could practicar tenis. You could practicar español. You could practicar futbol. Practicar deportes. Practicar anything. Practicar is to practice. Good. Good job. To practice. Practicar. Okay. The next one. Not a cognate. Repitan. Cantar. A lot of people say they can't do this. I can't cantar. But everybody can. Cantar is like la la la la. Cantar. Cantar. Cantar is good. To sing. Cantar. All of these are verbs, remember, and they all fall in one of the three main categories of verbs. And they're all very commonly used. And the normal ones. There's nothing special about them when it comes to more advanced stuff. They're all basic, regular verbs in one category. Practicar. Cantar. Llegar. Remember the double L like me llamo makes a ya sound. So this is llegar. Repitan. Llegar. Llegar. Llegar is like this. Llegar. Okay. I'm coming. Vengo. Vengo. Vengo. Vengo. Estoy aquí. Llegar. It's to arrive. Like, gosh, I wonder what time she's going to llegar. ¿A qué hora va a llegar? Llegar. Repitan. Llegar. Practicar. Cantar. Llegar. Are you hearing what it could be? This one you might know. Repitan. Hablar. Hablar. Remember the Hs are silent in Spanish, so you can pretty much pretend it's not there. Hablar. A lot of people are like, oh, yo no hablo español. Or, hablo español. Hablo un poco. Hablar. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Hablar. Blah, blah, blah, blah. Hablar. Hablar. Good. Good, good, good. Hablar is to talk or to speak. Hablar. Hablar. Okay. Let's see. Practicar. Hablar. Cantar. Llegar. What do you think? What is the pattern? Llegar. Cantar. Practicar. Hablar. It is. Very good. Good. It's that AR at the end. That AR. These are all called AR verbs. Because they all end in AR. AR. These are called AR verbs. There's also ER verbs, and there's IR verbs. These are AR. They're all going to end in AR. That's why they're all in the same familia, you could say. They're all in the same familia. They're all AR verbs. We have cantar, llegar, practicar, hablar. This one's fun. Repitan. Bailar. What do you think bailar might mean? Bailar. To dance. Muy bien. Bailar is to dance. Bailar is another AR verb because it ends in AR. Bailar is to dance. I like to dance. Me gusta bailar. Bailar. This one. Repitan. Caminar. Caminar is like this. Caminar. To walk. To walk around. To walk. Caminar. Again, it's an AR verb. It ends in AR. Caminar. Repitan. Caminar. Caminen. Caminen. Caminen. Caminar. To walk. This one. I lost my prop for this one. Comprar. Repitan. Comprar. Comprar is like if you want to I want to comprar something and so I need to get out my credit card or my dinero give it to them and then they give me the thing and there I bought it. Comprar. It's to buy. Repitan. Comprar. Comprar. Sometimes you compare things before you buy them, right? Comprar is to buy. Comprar. Again, AR verb. Okay, this one is a fun word. Repitan. Trabajar. Yo trabajo. I do this thing. Trabajar. En la computadora. This is me trabajar. Trabajar. Some people say trabajar outside. Trabajar. Trabajar. Other people like cut hair and that's there. Trabajar. Other people, they teach. Trabajar. It is to work. Repitan. Trabajar. Trabajar is to work. Or to do work. Okay, so this one, if I was going to comprar buy something I would have to pagar. I can't comprar and not pagar. If you comprar and you don't pagar, you're stealing. Repitan. Pagar. Oh good, some of you got it. Is to pay. Pagar. Hay que pagar. You have to pay. Hay que pagar. Pagar. Repitan. Pagar. Pagar. This one is something you all should be doing at least 20 minutes a day. Estudiar. Estudiar español. Estudiar. It's a cognate. You already got it. Good. To study. Estudiar. Like this. Maybe you have a book and you're not reading but you're estudiar. Try not to look and then you look. Estudiar. To study. Repitan. Estudiar. We're going to put these together and do sentences with them in a different video but first I just want you to learn the word and then we're going to put them together. We've got cuatro mas. Repitan. Dibujar. Dibujar es así. Dibujar. Right now yo estoy dibujando. I am doing this. Dibujar. I'm doing this. Dibujar a perro. Dibujar. Or maybe I'm dibujar a corazón o dibujar una cara feliz. Dibujar es to draw. Muy bien. Dibujar. Repitan. Dibujar. Okay. This one you know. Llamar. Repitan. Llamar. Remember the double L makes a ya. Llamar is to call. So if I'm like, call me. Llámame. Llamar. Voy a llamar a mi mamá. I'm going to call my mom. Voy a llamar a mi papá. I'm going to call my dad. Llamar. To call. Me llamo. Actually translates to I call myself Sarah. Me llamo Sarah. It comes from llamar. Llamar is to call. To call. Again, it's an AR verb because it ends in AR. Dos más. Escuchar. Repitan. Escuchar. Escuchar means to listen. Escuchar. Escuchar. Escuchar is to listen. Escuchar. Okay. Last AR verb. We're doing AR verbs. We're going to learn them and then we're going to learn how to use them. But first, the very last one is aceptar. And it is a cognate. Aceptar. Like, I'm going to aceptar a new promotion. Or I'm going to aceptar a new friend. Or I'm going to aceptar that something happened. I'm just going to aceptar. To accept. You just accept. Aceptar. Repitan. Aceptar. Aceptar. Okay. We have all of these verbs. These are all AR verbs because they end in AR. Escuchar. To listen. Aceptar. To accept. Cantar. To sing. Llamar. Llamar. To call. Hablar. To talk. Practicar. Llegar. To practice. Llegar. To arrive. Escuchar. To listen. Dibujar. To draw. Estudiar. To study. Pagar. To pay. Comprar. Remember you compare things before you buy them. Comprar. Trabajar. To work. Caminar. To walk. And last one, bailar. Bailar. To dance. Okay. Que tengas muy buen día. O buena noche. Have a great day. Or great night. Y nos vemos. Adios.