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How to conjugate 'querer' in the present tense

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How to conjugate 'querer' in the present tense

Conjugation of querer

The verb querer means "to want" in Spanish. It is an irregular verb, with a stem change from quer- to quier- in all forms except for nosotros and vosotros. Below is a table showing its conjugations in the present tense.

Person Conjugation
yo quiero
quieres
él quiere
ella quiere
usted quiere
nosotros queremos
vosotros queréis
ellos quieren

The conjugations for the feminine forms (nosotras, vosotras, ellas) are the same as for the masculine or mixed forms (nosotros, vosotros, ellos).


Examples

  1. Yo quiero un café. (I want a coffee.)
  2. Tú quieres ir al cine. (You want to go to the movies.)
  3. Ella quiere aprender español. (She wants to learn Spanish.)
  4. Nosotros queremos viajar a España. (We want to go to Spain)

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