03 Negative tú commands
Posted by Señor Jordan on Mar 4, 2013 in -AR, -ER, -IR, commands, conjugation, direct objects, grammar, indirect objects, irregular, present, reflexives, regular, stem-changers, verbs, year 3 |
Hola. In this video lesson, we’ll be talking about negative tú commands. I would love to tell you that these are just like affirmative tú commands except for with a no before. But I would be lying.
Please leave any questions or comments below.
Negative tú commands chart: (click image to see larger version)
Vocabulario:
verbs (verbs):
abrazar – to hug
(yo) abrazo – I hug
afeitarse – to shave one self
¡Aféitate! – Shave yourself!
bailar – to dance
(yo) bailo – I dance
beber – to drink
(yo) bebo – I drink
cepillarse – to brush one self
¡Cepíllate! – Brush your teeth!
comer – to eat
(yo) como – I eat
conducir – to drive
¡Conduce! – Drive!
(yo) conduzco – I drive
cortar – to cut
(yo) corto – I cut
dar – to give
¡Da! – Give!
decir – to say; to tell
¡Di! – Say!; Tell!
(yo) digo – I say; I tell
distraer – to distract
(yo) distraigo – I distract
dormir – to sleep
¡Duerme! – Sleep!
(yo) duermo – I sleep
empezar – to begin
(yo) empiezo – I begin
encender – to light
¡Enciende! – Light!
(yo) enciendo – I light
enojarse – to get angry
(yo) me enojo – I get angry
entrar [en] – to enter
¡Entra! – Enter!
escribir – to write
(yo) escribo – I write
estar – to be
está – he/she/it is
fumar – to smoke
(yo) fumo – I smoke
golpear – to hit
¡Golpea! – Hit!
(yo) golpeo – I hit
ir – to go
¡Ve! – Go!
jugar – to play
¡Juega! – Play!
(yo) juego – I play
leer – to read
¡Lee! – Read!
(yo) leo – I read
levantarse – to get up
(yo) me levanto – I get up
llegar – to arrive
(yo) llego – I arrive
llorar – to cry
(yo) lloro – I cry
mandar – to send
¡Manda! – Send!
matar – to kill
¡Mata! – Kill!
(yo) mato – I kill
mirar – to look
¡Mira! – Look!
(yo) miro – I look
molestar – to bother; annoy
(yo) molesto – I bother; I annoy
oler – to smell
¡Huele! – Smell!
(yo) huelo – I smell
pensar [en] – to think [about]
¡Piensa! – Think!
(yo) pienso – I think
poner – to put; to place; to set
¡Pon! – Put!
(yo) pongo – I put
ponerse – to put on
¡Ponte __! – Put on __.
(yo) me pongo ___ – I put on ___.
recordar – to remember
(yo) recuerdo – I remember
robar – to steal
¡Roba! – Steal!
(yo) robo – I steal
sacar – to take; to take out
¡Saca! – Take!; Take out!
(yo) saco – I take; I take out
salir – to leave
(yo) salgo – I leave
ser – to be
¡Sé! – Be!
sonreír – to smile
(yo) sonrío – I smile
subir – to raise
¡Sube! – Raise!
(yo) subo – I raise
tocar – to touch; to play [instrument]
¡Toca! – Touch!; Play [instrument]!
(yo) toco – I touch; I play [instrument]
tomar – to take
¡Toma! – Take!
(yo) tomo – I take
tener – to have
¡Ten! – Have
¡Ten cuidado! – Be careful!
volver – to return
(yo) vuelvo – I return
sustantivos (nouns):
el amigo – the friend
el béisbol – baseball
el baño – the bathroom
el brazo – the arm
el inodoro – the toilet
el libro – the book
el pelo – the hair
el perrito – the little dog; the puppy
el perro – the dog
el plato – the plate
el miedo – the fear
el niño – the boy
el oso – the bear
el sol – the sun
el volumen – the volume
la camioneta – the truck
la casa – the house
la chica – the girl
la clase – the class
la comida – the food
la dirección – the direction
la estufa – the stove
la guitarra – the guitar
la hermana – the sister
la leche – the milk
la mano – the hand
la pared – the wall
la pipa – the pipe
la radio – the radio
la respuesta – the answer
la sala – the living room
las cortinas – the curtains
las palabras – the words
la televisión – the tv
la tienda – the store
los dientes – the teeth
los dulces – candies; sweets
los estudiantes – the students
los zapatos – the shoes
los mensajes de texto – text messages
una foto – a photo
un compañero – a class mate
un machete – a machete
otro (other):
a – at; to
aquel – that (far)
caliente – hot
cuando – when
cuatro – four
con – with
de – of
debajo de – under
débil – weak
directamente – directly
en – in, on
ese – that
hacia – toward
malo / malas – bad
más – more
mucho – a lot
opuesto – opposite
otro(s) – other
triste – sad
todo(s) – all; every
tu(s) – your
uno – one
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¡Qué fantástica esta lección! Mi clase de español 4 la vio ayer y les ayudó mucho.
Gracias por hacer estos videos para explicar estos asuntos.
Hola,
I love your videos and I’m taking spanish 2 right now so This really helps with my classes. muchas gracias para hacer este blog. 🙂
I’m taking Spanish 3E right now and these commands videos really helped
Hola Señor Jordan! I love the infographics you have on the conman blogs. I’m a high school Spanish 1-3 teacher and commands decor is something I do not have. My students say it’s the one thing I’m missing. I would love to have these infographics made into poster from a local print shop or Staples, but I’m unsure about the copyright and/or proof of permission to use for educational purposes. Any help?! Gracias antemano!