Spanish verb conjugator

Type any Spanish verb and get it in eight tenses, including the present perfect and commands, with its gerund and past participle. Free, instant, no account.

Verbhablar

Meaningto speak

Gerundhablando

Past participlehablado

Hablar with example sentences →

Present

what happens now or usually

yo	hablo
tú	hablas
él / ella / usted	habla
nosotros	hablamos
vosotros (Spain)	habláis
ellos / ustedes	hablan

Preterite

a finished action at a specific time

yo	hablé
tú	hablaste
él / ella / usted	habló
nosotros	hablamos
vosotros (Spain)	hablasteis
ellos / ustedes	hablaron

Imperfect

habits, descriptions and background in the past

yo	hablaba
tú	hablabas
él / ella / usted	hablaba
nosotros	hablábamos
vosotros (Spain)	hablabais
ellos / ustedes	hablaban

Future

what will happen

yo	hablaré
tú	hablarás
él / ella / usted	hablará
nosotros	hablaremos
vosotros (Spain)	hablaréis
ellos / ustedes	hablarán

Conditional

what would happen

yo	hablaría
tú	hablarías
él / ella / usted	hablaría
nosotros	hablaríamos
vosotros (Spain)	hablaríais
ellos / ustedes	hablarían

Present subjunctive

after wishes, doubts and requests (quiero que…)

yo	hable
tú	hables
él / ella / usted	hable
nosotros	hablemos
vosotros (Spain)	habléis
ellos / ustedes	hablen

Present perfect

what has happened, up to now (he comido)

yo	he hablado
tú	has hablado
él / ella / usted	ha hablado
nosotros	hemos hablado
vosotros (Spain)	habéis hablado
ellos / ustedes	han hablado

Commands (imperative)

telling someone to do something (habla, no hables)

tú	habla
tú (no)	no hables
usted	hable
nosotros	hablemos
vosotros (Spain)	hablad
ustedes	hablen

How the conjugator works

It applies the rules of Spanish conjugation directly: the regular -ar, -er and -ir endings, every common irregular stem (tuve, hice, dije, pude), stem changes (pienso, duermo, pido), spelling changes (busqué, pagué, empecé) and accent shifts (envío, continúo, reúno). The same engine builds the verb tables inside Juntos lessons, and it is checked against 192 verified tables before every update. Reflexive verbs work too: type levantarse and you get me levanto, te levantas…

Which tense do you need?

Present: what happens now or usually.
Preterite: a finished action at a specific time.
Imperfect: habits, descriptions and background in the past.
Future: what will happen.
Conditional: what would happen.
Present subjunctive: after wishes, doubts and requests (quiero que…).
Present perfect: what has happened, up to now (he comido).
Commands (imperative): telling someone to do something (habla, no hables).

Still unsure between the two past tenses? The Spanish past tense course explains preterite vs imperfect with practice, and the verb pages show each common verb in real sentences.

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Questions people ask

Is the Spanish conjugator free?

Yes, completely, with no account. It runs in your browser, so results are instant.

Does it handle irregular verbs?

Yes: irregular stems (tener, hacer, decir, poder), stem changes (pensar, dormir, pedir), spelling changes (buscar, pagar, empezar), accent shifts (enviar, continuar) and reflexive verbs (levantarse).

Which tenses does it show?

Present, preterite, imperfect, future, conditional and present subjunctive, plus the gerund and past participle.

Why are the vosotros forms greyed out?

Juntos teaches Latin American Spanish, where ustedes replaces vosotros. The vosotros forms are shown for completeness, for anyone learning Spanish from Spain.