The Spanish word of the day is: aprender, which means “to learn”.
Conjugations of “aprender” are:
Aprendo - I learn
Aprendes - You learn
Aprende - He/she learns
Aprendemos - We learn
Aprenden - They learn
Examples of how to use “aprender”:
Yo necesito aprender Espanol - I need to learn Spanish
Stefan y yo aprendemos Espanol juntos - Stefan and I (we) learn Spanish together.
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If you were learning Spanish in Spain, you’d also learn the 2nd person plural form: aprendeis… but, of course, here in America Latina, they don’t use it. Perhaps a cause for celebration: one less person to learn?
Anyway, whenever learning Spanish (my 7th language) I automatically fall into my (European) highschool routine of 4 years of Latin - with an emphasis on grammar…. and every time I get to where should be that forgotten 2nd person plural, I stop, confused. So I got me now a real, that is Spanish Spanish, not Latin American Spanish grammar book with that darn 2nd person. Swearing our European superiority complex