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Pronunciation

normal speech: ha-BLÓ

7 months ago

Hablar

3rd person singular – preterite tense

habl + ó = habló

To form the preterite of any regular -ar verb, take off the -ar ending to form the stem, and add the endings: -é, -aste, -ó, -amos, -asteis, -aron.

8 months ago

habló info.

Tips to remember the word “habló”:
– Connect “habló” with the English word “he talked,” highlighting that “habló” also begins with an “h” which is silent in both languages.
– Think of “hablar” as the action of the “mouth,” which sounds similar to “hablar.”

Explanations:
– “Habló” is the third-person singular form of the verb “hablar” in the past tense, specifically in the preterite tense. It translates to “he/she spoke” or “he/she talked” in English.
– “Hablar” is a regular -ar verb in Spanish.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Conversó” (he/she conversed) from the verb “conversar.”
– “Comunicó” (he/she communicated) from the verb “comunicar.”
– “Charló” (he/she chatted) from the verb “charlar.”

Different conjugations of “hablar”:
– Infinitive: hablar (to speak)
– Present: hablo (I speak), hablas (you speak), habla (he/she/it speaks), hablamos (we speak), habláis (you all speak), hablan (they speak).
– Preterite (simple past): hablé (I spoke), hablaste (you spoke), habló (he/she/it spoke), hablamos (we spoke), hablasteis (you all spoke), hablaron (they spoke).
– Imperfect: hablaba (I used to speak), hablabas (you used to speak), hablaba (he/she/it used to speak), hablábamos (we used to speak), hablabais (you all used to speak), hablaban (they used to speak).
– Future: hablaré (I will speak), hablarás (you will speak), hablará (he/she/it will speak), hablaremos (we will speak), hablaréis (you all will speak), hablarán (they will speak).

Examples of sentences that use “habló”:
– Ella habló con su maestro después de clase. (She spoke with her teacher after class.)
– Juan habló demasiado rápido. (Juan spoke too quickly.)
– ¿Quién habló en la reunión? (Who spoke at the meeting?)
– Mi abuela nunca me habló de eso. (My grandmother never spoke to me about that.)

a few seconds ago

hablo info.

Tips to remember “hablo”:
1. Associate “hablo” with conversation; think of “Hablo” as “I have a word.”
2. Rhyme it with “globo” (balloon in Spanish), imagining a speech balloon.
3. Remember it’s similar to “able” in pronunciation, linking it to the ability to speak.

Explanations:
– “Hablo” is the first-person singular present form of the verb “hablar,” which means “to speak” or “to talk” in English.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Charlo” (I chat)
– “Converso” (I converse)

Conjugations of “hablar”:
– Infinitive: hablar
– Present: hablo (I speak), hablas (you speak), habla (he/she/it speaks), hablamos (we speak), habláis (you all speak – Spain), hablan (they/you all speak)
– Preterite (simple past): hablé (I spoke), hablaste (you spoke), habló (he/she/it spoke), hablamos (we spoke), hablasteis (you all spoke – Spain), hablaron (they/you all spoke)
– Imperfect (past continuous): hablaba (I used to speak), hablabas, hablaba, hablábamos, hablabais, hablaban
– Future: hablaré (I will speak), hablarás, hablará, hablaremos, hablaréis, hablarán
– Conditional: hablaría (I would speak), hablarías, hablaría, hablaríamos, hablaríais, hablarían
– Subjunctive: (present) hable (I speak), hables, hable, hablemos, habléis, hablen; (past) hablara or hablase, hablaras or hablases, hablara or hablase, habláramos or hablásemos, hablarais or hablaseis, hablaran or hablasen

Examples of sentences using “hablo”:
1. Hablo español e inglés. (I speak Spanish and English.)
2. Cada día, hablo con mi familia por teléfono. (Every day, I speak with my family over the phone.)
3. Cuando estoy nervioso, hablo muy rápido. (When I am nervous, I speak very fast.)
4. No hablo mucho durante las reuniones porque prefiero escuchar. (I don’t talk much during meetings because I prefer to listen.)
5. ¿Hablaste con la profesora hoy? (Did you speak with the teacher today?)
6. Mañana hablaré con el jefe sobre el proyecto. (Tomorrow, I will speak with the boss about the project.)
7. Si fuera más confidente, hablaría en público sin problema. (If I were more confident, I would speak in public without a problem.)
8. Deseo que hable más claro. (I wish that he would speak more clearly.)

an hour ago