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I'm Timothy, and this is Learncraft Spanish.

Today's verb is cambiar, which means to change.

This is clearly related to the word

cambio, which we learned as the noun for change,

as in,

no me gusto el campio.

Here's an example of

as a verb.

They might change it later.

Lo can't change it later. So here someone is doing the action upon something or changing it.

The verb, can be used this way.

We call this a transitive use, where there's a direct object being changed.

Here's another example.

I want to change it.

But just like the English verb to change, this verb can also be used intransitively to simply mean that something

changes without talking about who is changing it. For example, this might change later.

Let's go ahead and start conjugating this verb. It's conjugated exactly like the verb

Ablar. Here are a couple of examples. It changes every day.

Canvia todos los days.

You changed a lot of things here.

Canviast many things here.

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