Spanish verbs · irregular
Irregular Spanish Verbs
Irregular verbs don't follow the regular -ar/-er/-ir patterns — their stems or endings shift (tener → tengo, ir → voy, poder → puedo). These are the ones you have to drill until they're automatic. Each verb below has a full conjugation reference, an interactive trainer, and real example sentences.
39 verbs to conjugate & practice
- ser — to bepermanent / identity
- estar — to betemporary / location
- tener — to havehighly irregular
- haber — to have (auxiliary)
- ir — to gohighly irregular
- hacer — to do, to make
- decir — to say, to tell
- ver — to see
- dar — to give
- saber — to know (a fact)
- conocer — to know (a person/place)
- querer — to want, to love
- poder — can, to be able
- poner — to put
- parecer — to seem
- creer — to believe
- seguir — to follow, to continue
- encontrar — to find
- venir — to come
- pensar — to think
- salir — to leave, to go out
- volver — to return, to come back
- sentir — to feel
- contar — to count, to tell
- empezar — to begin, to start
- escribir — to write
- perder — to lose
- entender — to understand
- pedir — to ask for, to request
- recordar — to remember
- aparecer — to appear
- conseguir — to get, to obtain
- comenzar — to begin, to start
- servir — to serve
- leer — to read
- jugar — to play
- abrir — to open
- cerrar — to close
- dormir — to sleep
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