¡Hola! If you find yourself in Spain and plan on bossing around multiple people, you might want to use the vosotros commands. In this lesson, we’ll be talking about the vosotros commands.

Keep in mind that the ustedes commands are another way to order more than one person around.

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Enjoy!

Explanation:

Practice 1:

Practice 2:

Practice 3:

Helpful Graphic (click to enlarge):

Vocabulario:

Verbos (verbs):

• beber – to drink
• buscar – to look for
• comer – to eat
• correr – to run
• cortar – to cut
• dar – to give
• dormirse – to go to sleep
• hacer – to make; to do
• irse – to go away; to leave
• levantarse – to get up
• llegar – to arrive
• pedir – to ask for
• ponerse – to get; to become
• prestar – to lend, to loan
  • prestar atención – to pay attention
• sacar – to take out
• sentirse – to feel
• ser – to be
• tener – to have
  • tener cuidado – to be careful

Sustantivos (nouns):

• el agua – the water
• el césped – the grass
• el hermano – the brother
• el internet – the internet
• el sapo – the toad
• la casa – the house
  • en casa – at home
• la grasa – the fat
• la salida – the exit
• las seis – 6:00
• los amigos – the friends
• un beso – a drink
• un bolígrafo – a pen
• un favor – a favor

Otro (other):

• antes de – before
• a tiempo – on time
• como – like
• en – at, in, on
• feliz – happy
• más – more
• menos – less
• pues – then
• por – by
• rápido – fast
• temprano – early
• trabajador(es) – hard-working
• vuestro – your (pl)*

*used in Spain

Related video(s):

1. Affirmative Tú commands
2. Affirmative Tú commands – Irregular verbs
3. Negative Tú commands
4. Tú commands + pronouns
5. Usted commands 
6. Ustedes commands
7. Nosotros commands