AS059: Regular "-er" and "-ir" Verbs

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🗓️ 9 May 2024

⏱️ 43 minutes

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This episode teaches new -er and -ir verbs, including Creer, Vivir, Dormir, Comer, and many more.

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0:00.0	Accelerated Spanish Episode 59
0:03.0	How fast do you want to be fluent in Spanish?
0:06.0	Using our tested system that combines timeless language learning hacks with a memory palace of mnemonics,
0:11.0	you can be ready to integrate with native speakers in as little as one month.
0:15.0	In this episode, we're going to cover all of the ER and IR verbs that we call regular. All of these verbs are conjugated the same
0:24.1	way with some exceptions that I'll note as we go along. We've already learned the verb De Beir,
0:30.3	which is the first shop that we're introduced to on the beach. Now, in De Beir's neighborhood,
0:37.2	there's very little else. It's a unique spot where
0:40.2	buildings are connected to each other by skywalks. Across the street from Debert on the left is
0:48.3	Seguir on the right. Seguer is a repair shop for Segway scooters. Sometimes people drive their Segway scooters
0:57.9	back and forth between buildings at the top using the sidewalk. Seguir provides the parts,
1:04.8	such as gears, belts, and gyroscopes that are necessary for keeping a scooter going.
1:11.8	The verb,
1:16.7	Seguir, means to continue, or sometimes to follow.
1:20.6	This verb is commonly followed by a gerund. For example, to continue being a doctor is
1:24.8	Seguir Sieno a doctor.
1:29.3	And to continue doing that
1:31.3	is
1:32.3	Seguer
1:33.3	Asiendo
1:34.3	Eso.
1:35.3	Now of course in this
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