You do/make in Spanish 🇪🇸

Pronunciation

normal speech: tu HA-ses

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Tips to remember the word “haces” in Spanish:
– Think of the English phrase “hazy facts,” which sounds somewhat like “haces facts,” and associate it with doing or making things, which can sometimes be unclear or “hazy.”
– Another mnemonic could be connecting the English word “aces” with the Spanish “haces,” imagining that a person doing or making something (tú haces) is an “ace” at their task.

Explanations:
– “Tú haces” is the second person singular present indicative form of the verb “hacer,” which means “to do” or “to make” in English.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Realizas” (you perform or you carry out).
– “Efectúas” (you effectuate or you execute).
– These terms are more formal and not as commonly used in everyday conversation as “haces.”

Since “hacer” is a verb, here are its different conjugations:

Present indicative:
– yo hago (I do/make)
– tú haces (you do/make)
– él/ella hace (he/she does/makes)
– nosotros/nosotras hacemos (we do/make)
– vosotros/vosotras hacéis (you all do/make – Spain)
– ellos/ellas/ustedes hacen (they do/make, you all do/make – Latin America and formal in Spain)

Imperfect indicative (past):
– yo hacía (I used to do/make)
– tú hacías (you used to do/make)
– él/ella hacía (he/she used to do/make)
– nosotros/nosotras hacíamos (we used to do/make)
– vosotros/vosotras hacíais (you all used to do/make – Spain)
– ellos/ellas/ustedes hacían (they used to do/make, you all used to do/make – Latin America and formal in Spain)

Preterite indicative (past):
– yo hice (I did/made)
– tú hiciste (you did/made)
– él/ella hizo (he/she did/made)
– nosotros/nosotras hicimos (we did/made)
– vosotros/vosotras hicisteis (you all did/made – Spain)
– ellos/ellas/ustedes hicieron (they did/made, you all did/made – Latin America and formal in Spain)

Future indicative:
– yo haré (I will do/make)
– tú harás (you will do/make)
– él/ella hará (he/she will do/make)
– nosotros/nosotras haremos (we will do/make)
– vosotros/vosotras haréis (you all will do/make – Spain)
– ellos/ellas/ustedes harán (they will do/make, you all will do/make – Latin America and formal in Spain)

Examples of sentences using “tú haces”:
– “Tú haces la tarea todos los días.” (You do the homework every day.)
– “Cuando tú haces pan, la casa huele increíble.” (When you make bread, the house smells amazing.)
– “Tú haces ejercicio por la mañana, ¿verdad?” (You exercise in the morning, right?)
– “Siempre tú haces las mejores fiestas.” (You always make the best parties.)

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