Viajar

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Are you ready to learn more verbs in Spanish?

In the previous lessons we have learnt some verbs involving movement. 

Today we are going to conjugate the verb Viajar (to travel).  Another verb that implies movement

VIAJAR (TO TRAVEL)

Yo viajo

Tú viajas

Él/Ella viaja

Nosotros viajamos

Vosotros viajáis

Ellos viajan

ELLOS VIAJANJUNTOS A ESPANA.

(THEY TRAVEL TO SPAIN TOGETHER)

¿CÚANDO VAS A VIAJAR CONMIGO?

(WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO TRAVEL WITH ME?)

Pan comido

Yes, it’s not so hard ;)

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Getting Around IV

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I hope you have keep practicing after our previous lesson.  Today we are going to continue learning two new verbs related to Getting around and movement: The verbs Conducir and Tomar.

Let’s see

CONDUCIR (TO DRIVE)

Yo conduzco

Tú conduces

Él/Ella conduce

Nosotros conducimos

Vosotros conducis

Ellos/ Ellas conducen

Use conducir to refer to driving a vehicle:

TÚ CONDUCES MUY BIEN.

(YOU DRIVE VERY WELL)

ES DIFÍCIL CONDUCIR EN UNA CUIDAD NUEVA.

(IT'S DIFFICULT TO DRIVE IN A NEW CITY)

Now the verb Tomar:

TOMAR (TO TAKE)

Yo tomo

Tú tomas

Él/ella toma

Nosotros tomamos

Vosotros tomáis

Ellos toman

Attention: The verb tomar may be used to mean ''take" in the sense of taking something, or it may indicate the ''taking" of food or drink (it's used more frequently to mean ''to drink"):

TOMAMOS UN TAXI AL RESTAURANTE.

(WE TAKE A TAXI TO THE RESTAURANT)

YO NUNCA TOMO AGUA FRÍA.

(I NEVER DRINK COLD WATER)

To say someone is "tornado" is to say they're drunk.

If someone says, "Yo no tomo" they are telling you they don't drink alcohol.

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