02 Preterite – Irregulars – decir
This video lesson covers yet another irregular verb in the preterite: decir (to say, tell). Enjoy!
Feel free to leave questions/comments/suggestions about this video below.
For a summary on the preterite, check out the preterite conjugation sheet!
conjugation chart:
Vocabulario:
mi / mis – my
el padre – father, dad
la verdad – the truth
la señora – lady, woman
una mentira – a lie
mucho – a lot / much
algo – something
hola – hello, hi
demasiado – too [much]
la respuesta – the answer
el número de teléfono – telephone number
su / sus – his, her, their
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conjugation, grammar, irregular, preterite, verbs, year 2 | Señor Jordan January 5, 2009
5 Comments to “02 Preterite – Irregulars – decir”
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By Teresa, January 8, 2009 @ 9:30 pm
Thanks so much, these are the best spanish lessons ever!
By Randy, February 1, 2011 @ 12:49 am
I thought that a persons name was at the end of a sentence when it was in the form of a question. I am wondering if “Te” is the reason why.
By Señor Jordan, February 5, 2011 @ 12:18 pm
The Spanish language is very flexible. It isn’t like English where you’re limited to subject/verb placement.
In Spanish… I can put the subject anywhere in the sentence and it will still make sense.. with questions there is also that same flexibility.
So I believe the sentence was:
¿Te dijo Ana su número de teléfono?
This could also be:
¿Ana te dijo su número de teléfono?
or
¿Te dijo su número de teléfono Ana?
All would make sense and some might be preferred from one person to another.
-Sr. J
By Errol, May 23, 2011 @ 4:06 pm
what are the stages 1 to 10 to becoming totally fluent in spanish?
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