I die in Spanish 🇪🇸

Pronunciation

Normal speech: muer-O
IPA: /’mwe.ɾo/

7 months ago

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Tips to remember “muero”:
– Think of the phrase “me muero” which is a common way to express “I’m dying” in exaggerated terms in Spanish conversations, like saying “I’m dying of laughter.”
– “Muero” sounds like “morrow,” so you could think “Today I live, but on the morrow, I ‘muero.’ ”
– Associate “muero” with the English word “mortal,” which relates to death — both share the “m” and “r” sounds.

Explanations:
– “Muero” is the first person singular present tense conjugation of the verb “morir,” which means “to die.”

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Fenezco” (I perish)
– “Expiro” (I expire)

Conjugations of “morir”:
– Infinitive: morir
– Present: muero (I die), mueres (you die), muere (he/she/it dies), morimos (we die), morís (you all/they die, Spain formal), mueren (they/you all die)
– Preterite: morí (I died), moriste (you died), murió (he/she/it died), morimos (we died), moristeis (you all died, Spain formal), murieron (they/you all died)
– Imperfect: moría (I was dying), morías (you were dying), moría (he/she/it was dying), moríamos (we were dying), moríais (you all were dying, Spain formal), morían (they/you all were dying)
– Future: moriré (I will die), morirás (you will die), morirá (he/she/it will die), moriremos (we will die), moriréis (you all will die, Spain formal), morirán (they/you all will die)
– Conditional: moriría (I would die), morirías (you would die), moriría (he/she/it would die), moriríamos (we would die), moriríais (you all would die, Spain formal), morirían (they/you all would die)
– Subjunctive Present: muera (I die), mueras (you die), muera (he/she/it dies), muramos (we die), muráis (you all die, Spain formal), mueran (they/you all die)
– Subjunctive Imperfect: muriera or muriese (I died), murieras or murieses (you died), muriera or muriese (he/she/it died), muriéramos or muriésemos (we died), murierais or murieseis (you all died, Spain formal), murieran or muriesen (they/you all died)
– Imperative: muere (die, informal you), mueran (die, formal you/them)

Examples of sentences:
– “Cada vez que veo esa película, me muero de risa.” (Every time I watch that movie, I die of laughter.)
– “Si no bebo agua pronto, siento que me muero de sed.” (If I don’t drink water soon, I feel like I’m dying of thirst.)
– “Cuando me enteré de la noticia, creí que me iba a morir.” (When I heard the news, I thought I was going to die.)
– “Espero que, cuando muera, sea en paz y sin dolor.” (I hope that, when I die, it will be peacefully and without pain.)

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