Notice that in this video I only really discuss the verb meaning ‘to want’ but it could also be used as ‘to love’ with people and pets.

ex:
Juan quiere a sus padres. – Juan loves his parents.
Ellos quieren a sus gatos. - They love their cats.
(Yo) Te quiero. – I love you.

Verb conjugation chart:

Vocabulario:
comer – to eat
el cine – movie theater
el muchacho – boy
el profesor - professor / teacher
el restaurante – restaurant
estar de vacaciones – to be on vacation
hablar por teléfono – to talk on the phone
hacer la tarea – to do homework
ir – to go
jugar al béisbol – to play baseball
la chica – girl
la novia – girlfriend
la secretaria – secretary (female)
leer – to read
nuevo – new
pequeño – small
tener – to have
tocar la guitarra – to play guitar
una chaqueta – a jacket
una pizza – a pizza
un coche – a car
un gato – a cat
un millón de dólares - a million dollars
unos tenis – some tennis shoes.

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2. Present Tense – Regular -ER verbs

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Vocabulario:
el dinero – money
estudiar - study
hablar por teléfono – to talk on the telephone
ir al baño – to go to the bathroom
ir al gimnasio – go to the gym
la clase – class
más – more
nuevo – new
para – for
trabajar – to work
una cámara – a camera
una chaqueta – a jacket
una guitarra – a guitar
un coche - a car
un lápiz - a pencil
un libro – a book
un perro – a dog
un vestido - a dress
unos pantalones – some pants
unos tenis – some tennis shoes

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1. Personal Pronouns
2. Present Tense AR verbs: all forms

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useful verb:

Vocabulario:
la camisa – shirt
la camiseta – t-shirt
el suéter – sweater
la sudadera – sweatshirt
la chaqueta -jacket
los pantalones – pants
los jeans – jeans
el vestido – dress
los pantalones cortos – shorts
las medias – panty hose
los calcetines – socks
los zapatos – shoes
los tenis – tennis shoes
las sandalias – sandals
las chanclas – flip-flops/slippers
el abrigo – coat
el traje de baño – bathing suit
la ropa interior - underwear

Notes:
las sandalias can be sandals or flip-flops;
chanclas are flip-flops/slippers (I believe it to be a more Mexican word in this context)

In México, some of these words might be as follows:
la camiseta => la playera
la chaqueta => la chamarra
los pantalones cortos => los chores / (el short?)

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Vocabulario:
un problema – problem
las novias – girlfriends
estudiar – to study
limpiar el baño – clean the bathroom
bailar – to dance
comer – to eat
los estudiantes – students
mi(s) – my
el gato – cat
¿Cuántos años tienes? – How old are you?
para – for
el examen – test
hablar por teléfono – to talk on the phone
ir al cine – to go to the movies
los niños – the kids/children
la escuela – school
ayudar en casa – to help out around the house
la muchacha – girl
nadar – to swim
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1. Personal Pronouns
2. Present Tense – Regular -ER verbs

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Vocabulario:
un problema – problem
los chicos – boys
las novias – girlfriends
el profesor – teacher
mucho – a lot, much
el libro – book
la señora – woman, lady
el dinero - money
el coche – car
una calculadora – calculator
una pregunta – question
la manzana – apple
una guitarra – guitar
una piscina – pool
un bolígrafo – pen

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1. Personal Pronouns
2. Present Tense – Regular -ER verbs

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Verbos:

Vocabulario:
la escuela – school
el cine – movie theater
el viernes – (on) Friday
el amigos - friend
las chicas – girls
bajo – short
cada – each
mañana – morning
mi(s) - my
los abuelos - granparents
siempre – always
las cosas – things
en – in
las nubes – clouds
antes – before, beforehand
el profesor – the teacher, professor
antipático – unpleasant
muchos/muchas – lots, many
las personas – people
por aquí – around here
de niño / de niña - as a child
el parque – the park
muy - very
atrevido – brave, adventurous
el miércoles – (on) Wednesday
a – to
el zoológico – the zoo
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1. Imperfect – AR verbs
2. Imperfect – ER / IR verbs

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otros verbos:
aprender – to learn
comprender – to understand
decir – to say, tell
pedir – to ask for
preferir – to prefer
querer – to want
vivir – to live

Vocabulario:
un oso de peluche – teddy bear
de niño – as a (m) child
en – in, on
el restaurante – restaurant
mucho – a lot, much
el dinero – money
la verdad – the truth
el béisbol – baseball
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1. Imperfect – AR verbs
2. Imperfect – Irregular verbs – ir, ser, ver

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Verb conjugations:

Vocabulario:
cantar – to sing
bailar – to dance
hablar – to talk
jugar (u-ue) – to play
manejar – to drive
nadar – to swim
tocar – to play
trabajar – to work
viajar – to travel
visitar – to visit

en – on, in
el restaurante – the restaurant
el cine – the movies / the movie theater
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1. Imperfect – ER / IR verbs
2. Imperfect – Irregular verbs – ir, ser, ver

In the present, they change (o-ue) in the yo, tú, él/ella/ud, nosotros/nosotras, ellos/ellas/uds forms.  In the preterite, they do something a little different.   I apologize for it being a little long.  Hope this video is helpful.

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Verb conjugations:

Vocabulario:
a las tres y media – at 3:30
anoche – lastnight
el aburrimiento – boredom
el cuarto – room, bedroom
el día – day
de la mañana – in the morning
de – of, from
durante las vacaciones – on vacation
el gato – cat
el hambre – hunger
el hermano – brother
el sofá – sofa, couch
en - in, on
la risa – laughter
las hermanas - sisters
los estudiantes – students
los perros – dogs
más – more
mi(s) – my
mucho – a lot, much
por – for, by, through
que – than
su(s) – his, her, your (formal), their, your (plural)
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1. Preterite regular -AR verbs
2. Preterite -AR verbs: -GAR, -CAR, -ZAR
3. Preterite regular -ER verbs
4. Preterite regular -IR verbs
5. Preterite -IR Stem-Changers (e-i)

Notice that servir is actually an (e-i) verb in the present. This was a mistake in the video!

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(e-ie)
preferir – to prefer
divertirse – to have fun
consentir – to consent
mentir – to lie
sentir – to feel (+ noun)
sentirse – to feel (+ adj)

(e-i)
pedir – to ask (for)
despedirse – to say goodbye
reír(se) - to laugh
repetir – to repeat
seguir – to continue
conseguir – to obtain, get
servir – (to serve)
vestirse – to dress oneself / to get dressed

Vocabulario:
la clase de español – Spanish class
comer – to eat
los tomates – tomatoes
mucho – much, a lot
en – in
las fiestas – parties
la piscina – pool
les – to them, to you all / for them, for you all
su(s) – his/her/their/your(formal)/your (plural)
la atención – attention
diez – ten
los dólares – dollars
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Related video(s):

1. Preterite regular -AR verbs
2. Preterite -AR verbs: -GAR, -CAR, -ZAR
3. Preterite regular -ER verbs
4. Preterite regular -IR verbs
5. Preterite -IR Stem-changers (o-u)