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andar

/anˈdaɾ/, [ãn̪ˈd̪aɾ]

walk

Gerund: andando

Past Participles

  Masculine Feminine
Singular andado andada
Plural andados andadas

Indicative

  Present Imperfect Preterite Future Conditional
yo ando andaba anduve andaré andaría
tú andas andabas anduviste andarás andarías
él/ella/Ud. anda andaba anduvo andará andaría
nosotros andamos andábamos anduvimos andaremos andaríamos
vosotros andáis andabais anduvisteis andaréis andaríais
ellos/ellas/Uds. andan andaban anduvieron andarán andarían
vos andás andabas anduviste andarás andarías

Subjunctive

  Present Imperfect (ra) Imperfect (se) Future
yo ande anduviera anduviese anduviere
tú andes anduvieras anduvieses anduvieres
él/ella/Ud. ande anduviera anduviese anduviere
nosotros andemos anduviéramos anduviésemos anduviéremos
vosotros andéis anduvierais anduvieseis anduviereis
ellos/ellas/Uds. anden anduvieran anduviesen anduvieren
vos andés anduvieras anduvieses anduvieres

Imperative

  Affirmative Negative
yo    
tú anda no andes
Ud. ande no ande
nosotros andemos no andemos
vosotros andad no andéis
Uds. anden no anden
vos andá no andes

Source: Wiktionary available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License

Examples

  • Deja de andar con rodeos.

    Don't beat around the bush.

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  • Yo oí que Tom solía andar con traficantes y asesinos.

    I heard that Tom used to hang out with drug dealers and murderers.

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  • El monte era tan espeso que casi no se podía andar por él.

    The forest was so thick that one could hardly walk through it.

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  • Prefiero andar descalzo por la casa.

    I prefer to go barefoot in the house.

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  • Puedo andar por lo menos dos millas.

    I can walk at least two miles.

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  • Tom es capaz de andar con las manos.

    Tom is able to walk on his hands.

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  • ¿Ella sabe andar en bicicleta?

    Can she ride a bicycle?

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  • Ya deja de andar con rodeos y ve al grano.

    Please stop beating around the bush and come straight to the point.

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  • Tom sólo puede andar si tiene su bastón.

    Tom can walk only if he has his cane.

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  • ¿Podemos andar en patines en este parque?

    Can we roller-skate in this park?

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