Top 330 Spanish Verbs Group A: Top 100 (more below)

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Top 330 Spanish Verbs Group A: Top 100 (more below) 1. to be (permanent) ser 2. to be (temp./location etc.) estar 3. to have tener 4. to do/make hacer 5. to be able to (can) poder 6. to say/tell decir 7. to go ir 8. to see ver 9. to give dar 10. to eat comer 11. to know (info) saber 12. to want querer 13. to arrive llegar 14. to owe, ought to, must deber 15. to put/place poner 16. to believe creer 17. to speak/talk hablar 18. to read leer 19. to sleep dormir 20. to understand entender 21. to find encontrar 22. to call llamar 23. to come venir 24. to carry/take/wear llevar 25. to leave salir 26. to open abrir 27. to live vivir 28. to bring traer 29. to write escribir 30. to think pensar 31. to look for buscar 32. to take/drink tomar 33. to walk caminar 34. to run correr 35. to need necesitar 36. to lose perder 37. to dance bailar 38. to buy comprar 39. to answer contestar 40. to ask preguntar 41. to close cerrar 42. to work trabajar 43. to begin comenzar 44. to study estudiar 45. to ask for/to order pedir 46. to sing cantar 47. to play jugar 48. to follow/continue seguir 49. to wear llevar 50. to pay pagar 51. to know (personally) conocer 52. to learn aprender 53. to listen to escuchar

54. to hear oír 55. to go up subir 56. to sell vender 57. to travel viajar 58. to change cambiar 59. to explain explicar 60. to finish terminar 61. to prefer preferir 62. to serve servir 63. to like (please) gustar 64. to feel sentir 65. to drink beber 66. to cook cocinar 67. to eat breakfast desayunar 68. to eat dinner cenar 69. to eat lunch almorzar 70. to look at/watch mirar 71. to receive recibir 72. to take out sacar 73. to count contar 74. to play (instrument) tocar 75. to get conseguir 76. to win/earn ganar 77. to visit visitar 78. to wait for esperar 79. to help ayudar 80. to remember recordar 81. to desire desear 82. to practice practicar 83. to clean limpiar 84. to converse conversar 85. to deliver entregar 86. to repeat repetir 87. to return volver 88. to get sick enfermarse 89. to wash oneself lavarse 90. to get dressed vestirse 91. to break romperse 92. to bathe (oneself) bañarse 93. to burn quemarse 94. to brush cepillarse 95. to get up levantarse 96. to meet reunirse 97. to shave afeitarse 98. to forget olvidarse 99. to swim nadar 100. to invite invitar Group B: Next Most Common Spanish Verbs: 101-330 101. to accept aceptar 102. to accuse acusar 103. to add agregar 104. to add añadir 105. to admire admirar 106. to admit admitir 107. to advance/to move forward avanzar

108. to advise/to let know avisar 109. to agree estar de acuerdo 110. to announce/to advertise anunciar 111. to appear aparecer 112. to attack atacar 113. to attend asistir 114. to attract atraer 115. to be born nacer 116. to be busy estar ocupado 117. to be called/named llamarse 118. to be glad alegrarse 119. to be harmful/damaging hacer daño 120. to be important importar 121. to be left quedar 122. to be located quedar 123. to be located estar ubicado 124. to be mistaken equivocarse 125. to be quiet callarse 126. to be right tener razón 127. to be scared tener miedo 128. to be scared asustarse 129. to be worth valer 130. to be worth it valer la pena 131. to become hacerse 132. to bite morder 133. to boot/ to throw away botar 134. to break quebrarse 135. to carry out, fulfill realizar 136. to carry/recharge cargar 137. to celebrate celebrar 138. to charge/cash (a check) cobrar 139. to chat charlar 140. to choose escoger 141. to complain quejarse 142. to concentrate concentrar 143. to conquer, overcome vencer 144. to construct construir 145. to continue continuar 146. to contribute contribuir 147. to convince convencer 148. to cool enfriar 149. to correct corregir 150. to cost costar 151. to count on.. contar con 152. to cover cubrir 153. to create crear 154. to cross cruzar 155. to cry llorar 156. to cut cortar 157. to decide decidir 158. to declare declarar 159. to demand exigir 160. to depend depender 161. to deposit depositar 162. to describe describir 163. to deserve merecer 164. to destroy destruir

165. to devote oneself (work) dedicarse a 166. to dial/mark marcar 167. to die morir 168. to direct dirigir 169. to disappear desaparecer 170. to discover descubrir 171. to discuss/debate discutir 172. to distract distraer 173. to doubt dudar 174. to draw dibujar 175. to dream about soñar con 176. to drive manejar 177. to drive (Spain) conducir 178. to dry (oneself) off secarse 179. to employ emplear 180. to enter entrar 181. to establish establecer 182. to exist existir 183. to experiment/experience experimentar 184. to express expresar 185. to fall down caer 186. to fall in love enamorarse 187. to fascinate fascinar 188. to feel (well or ill) sentirse 189. to fight pelear 190. to find out averiguar 191. to finish acabar 192. to fit caber 193. to fix arreglar 194. to fly volar 195. to form, shape formar 196. to function, run (machine) funcionar 197. to get along well with llevarse bien con 198. to get angry enojarse 199. to get dirty ensuciar 200. to get married casarse 201. to get oneself ready arreglarse 202. to get someone s attention llamar la atención 203. to get tired cansarse 204. to get/grab agarrar 205. to give dar 206. to give as a present regalar 207. to give up darse por vencido 208. to go down/lower bajar 209. to gradúate graduarse 210. to grow crecer 211. to grow up/to be raised criarse 212. to greet saludar 213. to guess adivinar 214. to guide guiar 215. to happen pasar 216. to have (past tense) haber 217. to have fun divertirse 218. to have just acabar de 219. to hide esconder 220. to Hill matar 221. to hit pegar

222. to hug abrazar 223. to hurt/ache doler 224. to imagine imaginarse 225. to improve mejorarse 226. to include incluir 227. to indicate indicar 228. to insist insistir 229. to interest/be interested in interesar 230. to interrupt interrumpir 231. to introduce presentar 232. to judge juzgar 233. to jump saltar 234. to jump brincar 235. to keep/maintain guardar 236. to lack faltar 237. to last durar 238. to laugh reírse 239. to lay down acostarse 240. to leave irse 241. to leave something or someone dejar 242. to let go soltar 243. to let/allow dejar 244. to lie mentir 245. to loan prestar 246. to love amar 247. to love/adore(things) encantar 248. to maintain mantener 249. to make fun of burlarse 250. to mention mencionar 251. to move mover 252. to occupy ocupar 253. to occur ocurrir 254. to offer ofrecer 255. to organize organizar 256. to paint pintar 257. to participate participar 258. to pass a course/exam aprobar 259. to pay attention hacer caso 260. to pay attention prestar atención 261. to permit permitir 262. to pick up recoger 263. to plan planear 264. to prepare preparar 265. to produce producir 266. to promise prometer 267. to pronounce pronunciar 268. to propose proponer 269. to protect proteger 270. to rain llover 271. to reach alcanzar 272. to realize darse cuenta 273. to recognize reconocer 274. to register registrar 275. to remain/stay quedarse 276. to remember acordarse 277. to repair reparar 278. to require requerir

279. to reserve reservar 280. to resolve resolver 281. to respond responder 282. to rest descansar 283. to return regresar 284. to return (an object) devolver 285. to rob robar 286. to save ahorrar 287. to say goodbye despedirse 288. to say/tell contar 289. to scream gritar 290. to seem/appear parecer 291. to send mandar 292. to send enviar 293. to separate separar 294. to show mostrar 295. to shower ducharse 296. to sign firmar 297. to sit down sentarse 298. to ski esquiar 299. to smell oler 300. to smile sonreír 301. to smoke fumar 302. to snow nevar 303. to sound/ring sonar 304. to spend gastar 305. to stand up ponerse de pie 306. to start empezar 307. to stop parar 308. to suffer sufrir 309. to suggest sugerir 310. to suppose suponer 311. to surprise sorprender 312. to switch on (light) prender 313. to take a walk pasearse 314. to take care of one s self cuidarse 315. to take care of/attend to atender 316. to take off, remove oneself quitarse 317. to teach enseñar 318. to thank agradecer 319. to touch tocar 320. to translate traducir 321. to try tratar 322. to turn off apagar 323. to turn out (well) salir bien 324. to turn/fold doblar 325. to understand comprender 326. to use usar 327. to use utilizar 328. to wake up despertarse 329. to warm up calentarse 330. to worry preocuparse