1. V E R B L I S T 3 D 1. abrazar- to hug
acabar- to finish/to have just done
something
3. alcanzar- to reach
4. amar- to love
5. argumentar- to argue
6. asistir- to attend
7. balbucear- to stutter
8. besar- to kiss
9. bostezar- to yawn
10. comprender- to understand
11. conocer- to know (person/place)
12. cortar- to cut
13. creer- to believe
14. cumplir- to complete/to fulfill
15. dar la mano- to shake hands*
16. dejar- to leave/to allow
17. desmayar- to faint
18. entender- to understand
19. entrar- to enter
20. estar embarazada- to be pregnant
21. estar muerto (a/os/as)- to be dead
estar preñada- to be pregnant
23. estornudar- to sneeze
24. ganar- to win/ to earn
25. gustar- to be pleasing/to like
26. levantar- to lift/to raise
27. llegar- to arrive
28. llorar- to cry
29. luchar- to fight
30. molestar- to bother
31. nacer- to be born
32. oír- to hear
33. pagar- to pay
34. preguntar- to ask/to question
35. saber- to know (fact/info.)
36. seguir- to follow
37. silbar- to whistle
38. susurrar- to whisper
39. tener dolor de cabeza- to have a* headache
40. tener dolor de estómago- to have a* belly ache
41. tener dolor de garganta- to have a* sore throat
42. tener verguënza- to be embarrassed*
43. tocar- to touch/to play (musical inst.)
44. tomar- to take/to eat/to drink
45. toser- to cough
46. traer- to bring
47. utilizar- to use/to utilize
48. venir- to come
49. zarandear- to shake
50. zumbar- to hum V E R B L I S T 3 D

2. 5 conjugations of the verb Tener (to have)
Yo- tengo (I have) nosotros- tenemos Tú- tienes (you fam. have) Él ellos tienen (they have Ella tiene ellas you all have) Ud. (he has, she has, Uds. you fs. have)

3. El Verbo Estar (to be) Yo- estoy (I am) nosotros- estamos (we are)
Tú- estás (you fam. are)
Él- está (he is) Ellos- están (they are)
Ella- está (she is) Ellas- están (they are)
Ud.-está (you f.s. are) Uds.- están (you all are)
Same
conjugations
ALWAYS!

4. Irregular verb conjugations: Dar
dar (to give) yo- doy tú- das él/ella/Ud.-da nosotros- damos ellos/ellas/Uds.-dan

5. Diaresis (ë) (dye-uh-ree-sis)
A diaresis is a mark placed over a vowel to indicate that the vowel is pronounced in a separate syllable (as in naïve or Brontë) —
A diaresis can be over any VOWEL, not a CONSONANT, capital or lowercase.
There are not very many words in Spanish with a diaresis.