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Spanish Top 100 Verbs

The 100 most common Spanish verbs, ranked by how often their forms appear in real text (wordfreq). Spain's Spanish, with irregular forms in the notes. Written with AI and reviewed by AI editors, not a linguist.

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  • escuchar

    to listen

  • to introduce

    presentar

  • recordar

    to remember; to remind

  • to get; to obtain

    obtener

  • pedir

    to order; to ask for

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ser
to be (who or what)
haber
to have (auxiliary); there is
estar
to be (where or how)
tener
to have
poder
can; to be able to
hacer
to do; to make
ver
to see; to watch
ir
to go
creer
to believe; to think
querer
to want; to love
decir
to say; to tell
parecer
to seem; to think of
deber
to owe; must
dar
to give
saber
to know (a fact); to know how to
gustar
to like
pasar
to happen; to pass; to spend (time)
hablar
to speak; to talk
llegar
to arrive
seguir
to continue; to follow
salir
to go out; to leave
dejar
to leave; to let; to lend
tratar
to treat (someone)
venir
to come
quedar
to arrange to meet; to meet up
tomar
to take; to have (a drink)
pensar
to think
sentir
to be sorry; to feel
vivir
to live
poner
to put
esperar
to wait; to hope; to expect
encontrar
to find
trabajar
to work
pesar
to weigh
existir
to exist
importar
to matter; to mind
volver
to come back; to return
mirar
to look (at)
significar
to mean
llevar
to carry; to take; to wear
partir
to split; to leave
leer
to read
llamar
to call
entender
to understand
necesitar
to need
valer
to be worth; to cost
conocer
to know (people, places); to meet
usar
to use
cambiar
to change; to exchange
comer
to eat; to have lunch
ganar
to earn; to win
buscar
to look for
entrar
to enter; to go in
ayudar
to help
evitar
to avoid
jugar
to play
conseguir
to get; to manage
comprar
to buy
crear
to create
mantener
to maintain; to keep
empezar
to start
perder
to lose; to miss (a train)
pagar
to pay (for)
permitir
to allow; to permit
escribir
to write
aprender
to learn
publicar
to publish
escuchar
to listen
presentar
to introduce
recordar
to remember; to remind
obtener
to get; to obtain
pedir
to order; to ask for
realizar
to carry out; to do
resultar
to turn out
sacar
to take out; to get
terminar
to finish
comenzar
to begin
morir
to die
aparecer
to appear
contar
to tell; to count
dormir
to sleep
incluir
to include
acabar
to finish; to end
mejorar
to improve
recibir
to receive
cumplir
to turn (age); to keep
encantar
to love (things)
estudiar
to study
funcionar
to work (device)
participar
to take part
ofrecer
to offer
servir
to be useful; to serve
lograr
to achieve; to manage
matar
to kill
ocurrir
to happen
compartir
to share
considerar
to consider
representar
to depict; to represent
sonar
to ring; to sound
suponer
to suppose

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Published November 1, 2026