What signific this?

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I'm Timothy, and this is LearnCraft Spanish.

Today we're going to learn three new verbs.

That may seem like a lot, but all of these verbs are pretty easy to use,

and they're all conjugated exactly like Ablar. Let's begin with significar, which means to mean.

You'll use this any time you say that something means something. Here's an example. This word means problem.

This is a problem.

This is a problem.

Here's another way this word is used.

This situation means we can't eat yet. This situation means we can't eat yet.

This situation signific that we can't eat even.

So in the first sentence we were referring to what a word means,

and in the second sentence we talked about what an entire situation means for us.

In both cases, we used the conjugation Significa, which is the most common by far.

In fact, not many other forms are really ever used. For example, you'll almost never encounter significamos, because when would

you ever say something like, we mean something? Well, in English, we sometimes say things like this.

What we mean to say is, however, in Spanish, you wouldn't use the verb to mean that way.

You'd instead use kare and then, decir. So in this case, we'd say,

lo queernes decile is.

So the verb significar doesn't mean meaning to say something. Instead, it's used

specifically to reference that something has a particular meaning. So in Spanish, in general,

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