| in English | in Spanish | S |
|---|---|---|
| it dies | muere |
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Yerba mala…
…nunca muere.
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Tips to remember the word “muere”:
– Associate “muere” with the English word “murder,” although they don’t mean the same thing, the similarity in sound can help you remember that “muere” relates to death.
– Think of “muere” as a combination of “m-” from ‘mort’ (death in French) and “-uere” from ‘muerto’ (dead in Spanish).
Explanations:
– “Muere” is the third-person singular present form of the verb “morir,” which means “to die.”
Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Fallece” is a synonym often used in a more formal context to mean “passes away” or “dies.”
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, used in Spain), mueren (they/you all die)
– Preterite: morí (I died), moriste (you died), murió (he/she/it died), morimos (we died), moristeis (you all died, used in Spain), murieron (they/you all died)
– Imperfect: moría (I used to die), morías (you used to die), moría (he/she/it used to die), moríamos (we used to die), moríais (you all used to die, used in Spain), morían (they/you all used to die)
– Future: moriré (I will die), morirás (you will die), morirá (he/she/it will die), moriremos (we will die), moriréis (you all will die, used in Spain), 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, used in Spain), morirían (they/you all would die)
– Subjunctive: muera (I die), mueras (you die), muera (he/she/it die), muramos (we die), muráis (you all die, used in Spain), mueran (they/you all die)
Examples of sentences using “muere”:
– “El héroe muere al final de la película.” (The hero dies at the end of the movie.)
– “Si no riegas la planta, ésta muere.” (If you don’t water the plant, it dies.)
– “La gente muere todos los días; es parte de la vida.” (People die every day; it’s part of life.)
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Pronunciation
Normal speech: muer-E
IPA: /’mwe.ɾe/
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