Japanese: Hiragana Characters
The complete basic hiragana syllabary (gojūon): all 46 characters with romaji pronunciation.
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Spanish A1 verb flashcards with essential beginner infinitives for first conversations.
This Spanish A1 verbs deck reviews essential infinitives for first conversations, travel, and classroom basics. It is a practical next step after greetings and courtesy phrases.
The deck focuses on verbs learners can reuse immediately: ser, estar, tener, ir, querer, necesitar, hablar, comer, vivir, trabajar, and more.
This deck focuses on infinitive meanings. It does not yet teach full conjugation tables or irregular present-tense forms.
Spanish A1 verb list last reviewed for public SEO pages on 2026-07-10.
| Front | Back | Study note |
|---|---|---|
| to be (identity) | ser | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with ser after recalling its meaning. |
| to be (state/location) | estar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with estar after recalling its meaning. |
| to have | tener | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with tener after recalling its meaning. |
| to do / to make | hacer | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with hacer after recalling its meaning. |
| to go | ir | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with ir after recalling its meaning. |
| to come | venir | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with venir after recalling its meaning. |
| to want | querer | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with querer after recalling its meaning. |
| to need | necesitar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with necesitar after recalling its meaning. |
| to be able to | poder | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with poder after recalling its meaning. |
| to know (fact) | saber | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with saber after recalling its meaning. |
| to know (person/place) | conocer | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with conocer after recalling its meaning. |
| to speak | hablar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with hablar after recalling its meaning. |
| to listen | escuchar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with escuchar after recalling its meaning. |
| to hear | oír | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with oír after recalling its meaning. |
| to read | leer | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with leer after recalling its meaning. |
| to write | escribir | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with escribir after recalling its meaning. |
| to say / tell | decir | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with decir after recalling its meaning. |
| to see | ver | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with ver after recalling its meaning. |
| to look at | mirar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with mirar after recalling its meaning. |
| to eat | comer | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with comer after recalling its meaning. |
| to drink | beber | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with beber after recalling its meaning. |
| to buy | comprar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with comprar after recalling its meaning. |
| to pay | pagar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with pagar after recalling its meaning. |
| to work | trabajar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with trabajar after recalling its meaning. |
| to study | estudiar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with estudiar after recalling its meaning. |
| to learn | aprender | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with aprender after recalling its meaning. |
| to understand | entender | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with entender after recalling its meaning. |
| to live | vivir | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with vivir after recalling its meaning. |
| to travel | viajar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with viajar after recalling its meaning. |
| to arrive | llegar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with llegar after recalling its meaning. |
| to leave / go out | salir | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with salir after recalling its meaning. |
| to enter | entrar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with entrar after recalling its meaning. |
| to open | abrir | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with abrir after recalling its meaning. |
| to close | cerrar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with cerrar after recalling its meaning. |
| to wait / hope | esperar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with esperar after recalling its meaning. |
| to ask for / order | pedir | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with pedir after recalling its meaning. |
| to ask a question | preguntar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with preguntar after recalling its meaning. |
| to answer | responder | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with responder after recalling its meaning. |
| to help | ayudar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with ayudar after recalling its meaning. |
| to use | usar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with usar after recalling its meaning. |
| to take / carry / wear | llevar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with llevar after recalling its meaning. |
| to bring | traer | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with traer after recalling its meaning. |
| to put | poner | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with poner after recalling its meaning. |
| to find | encontrar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with encontrar after recalling its meaning. |
| to search for | buscar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with buscar after recalling its meaning. |
| to like | gustar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with gustar after recalling its meaning. |
| to love | amar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with amar after recalling its meaning. |
| to prefer | preferir | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with preferir after recalling its meaning. |
| to remember | recordar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with recordar after recalling its meaning. |
| to forget | olvidar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with olvidar after recalling its meaning. |
| to sleep | dormir | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with dormir after recalling its meaning. |
| to wake up | despertarse | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with despertarse after recalling its meaning. |
| to get up | levantarse | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with levantarse after recalling its meaning. |
| to call | llamar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with llamar after recalling its meaning. |
| to call oneself | llamarse | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with llamarse after recalling its meaning. |
| to feel | sentir | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with sentir after recalling its meaning. |
| to think | pensar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with pensar after recalling its meaning. |
| to play | jugar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with jugar after recalling its meaning. |
| to give | dar | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with dar after recalling its meaning. |
| to return | volver | Infinitive drill: build one short present-tense sentence with volver after recalling its meaning. |
Yes. It is designed for A1 Spanish learners who need common verbs before building simple sentences.
No. This deck focuses on infinitive meanings. Conjugations work better as separate targeted decks.
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