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Ooh, may I go on with the -ir verbs? biggrin
Let's take vivir (to live) as an example.
Yo vivo
Tú vives
Él / Ella / Usted vive
Nosotros vivimos
Vosotros vivís
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes viven
By the way, when speaking Spanish, you mostly don't add the personal pronouns, you just say "Vivo en Alemania". If you want to especially bring out who's doing it or if it isn't clear you add it, like "Ana y Juan son amigos. Ella vive en Barcelona y él vive en Madrid."
And there's a little mistake in Kaolla's posts.
The accentthingies on the vosotros-endings are on the a and the e (-áis and -éis)
And that's how you do it with the regular verbs^^
razz
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