| in English | in Spanish | S |
|---|---|---|
| I touch | toco |
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Memory aid
Toco taco, I touch a taco.
7 months ago
toco info.
Tips to remember the word “toco”:
– Associate “toco” with the English word “touch”; “toc-” in “toco” can remind you of “touch” since they share similar letters and meanings.
– Think of “toco” as the sound of something being touched or tapped, similar to a drumbeat.
Explanations:
– “Toco” is the first-person singular present indicative form of the verb “tocar” in Spanish which means “to touch” or “to play” (an instrument).
Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Pulso” can be used in the context of playing an instrument.
– “Acario” can mean “touch” in a caring or loving manner (but is much less common).
Different conjugations of “tocar”:
– Infinitive: tocar
– Present: toco (I touch/I play), tocas (you touch/you play), toca (he/she/it touches/plays), tocamos (we touch/we play), tocáis (you all touch/you all play, Spain), tocan (they/you all touch/play)
– Preterite: toqué (I touched/I played), tocaste (you touched/you played), tocó (he/she/it touched/played), tocamos (we touched/we played), tocasteis (you all touched/you all played, Spain), tocaron (they/you all touched/played)
– Imperfect: tocaba (I used to touch/I used to play), tocabas, tocaba, tocábamos, tocabais, tocaban
– Future: tocaré (I will touch/I will play), tocarás, tocará, tocaremos, tocaréis, tocarán
– Conditional: tocaría (I would touch/I would play), tocarías, tocaría, tocaríamos, tocaríais, tocarían
– Subjunctive: toque (that I touch/play), toques, toque, toquemos, toquéis, toquen
Examples of sentences that use “toco”:
– Toco la guitarra todos los días. (I play the guitar every day.)
– No toco ese tema porque es delicado. (I don’t touch on that subject because it’s sensitive.)
– Siempre toco la puerta antes de entrar. (I always knock on the door before entering.)
– No toco los alimentos con las manos sucias. (I don’t touch the food with dirty hands.)
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Pronunciation
Normal speech: TO-co
IPA: /’to.ko/
7 months ago