| in English | in Spanish | S |
|---|---|---|
| you answer | contestas |
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8 months ago
contestas info.
To remember the word “contestas” which is the second person singular (tú) present tense of the verb “contestar” in Spanish, you could think of the first part of the word “con-” as in “converse” and “test” in English. Together, they form “con-test,” as if you’re replying or answering someone in a conversation.
“Contestar” means “to answer” or “to reply,” and it is not an infinitive form. It can be associated with similar words such as “responder” which also means “to answer” or “to respond.”
Here are the different conjugations of “contestar” in the indicative mood:
– Infinitive: contestar (to answer)
– Present: contesto (I answer), contestas (you answer), contesta (he/she/it answers), contestamos (we answer), contestáis (you all answer – Spain), contestan (they/you all answer)
– Preterite: contesté (I answered), contestaste (you answered), contestó (he/she/it answered), contestamos (we answered), contestasteis (you all answered – Spain), contestaron (they/you all answered)
– Imperfect: contestaba (I used to answer), contestabas (you used to answer), contestaba (he/she/it used to answer), contestábamos (we used to answer), contestabais (you all used to answer – Spain), contestaban (they/you all used to answer)
– Future: contestaré (I will answer), contestarás (you will answer), contestará (he/she/it will answer), contestaremos (we will answer), contestaréis (you all will answer – Spain), contestarán (they/you all will answer)
– Conditional: contestaría (I would answer), contestarías (you would answer), contestaría (he/she/it would answer), contestaríamos (we would answer), contestaríais (you all would answer – Spain), contestarían (they/you all would answer)
Examples of sentences using “contestas”:
– ¿Por qué no me contestas el teléfono? (Why don’t you answer the phone?)
– Siempre contestas con la verdad. (You always answer with the truth.)
– ¿Qué contestas cuando te preguntan sobre tu trabajo? (What do you answer when they ask you about your job?)
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Pronunciation
Normal speech: con-TES-tas
IPA: /kon.’tes.tas/
7 months ago