Question

ud. (cantar) ______

Answer 1

I'm thinking canta @TTP

Answer 2

it's not that :(

Answer 3

this is so frustrating

Answer 4

Jeeeez what the heck!!

Answer 5

>.<

Answer 6

hey calm down

Answer 7

rite cassandra
http://www.spanishdict.com/conjugate/hablar

Answer 8

haha can you help? @eliasperez191

Answer 9

ppl that speak spanish
@Me
@arma133
@gelidium
@vanessaperezxo
@hugsnotughs
@wingspansson.Silvera01
@MakaylaTracy
@Destinycholie
@Rosalina_Rose ?
@Escobar17 n alot of ppl I forgot

Answer 10

thank you =)

Answer 11

i think cantan

Answer 12

this sucks >.<

Answer 13

GOD u just made dani more upset lol

Answer 14

i speak a little spanish not alot

Answer 15

I got it right? @TTP @Crissy15

Answer 16

almost lil bro say it like ur talking thats how ik

Answer 17

@wingspansson.Silvera01 I don't know I still have 7 more questions to go before I know if it's coorect?

Answer 18

let me know, because I just decided to work on math for a bit and go back to it since I was getting so confused haha

Answer 19

is ustedes cantan

Answer 20

Hello, there!
If I may join in... You were right, @Cassandra_Lea_96 ! It's *ud. canta (usted canta)* indeed!
This is actually similar to another question we've seen :)

Whenever you have a regular verb ending in -AR (like CANTAR, VIAJAR, etc.) you simply:
- take -AR out
- then add the corresponding ending

So in this case it's
CANT- + ending

Here are the endings you'll need to choose from:

(yo) -o
(tu) -as
(el/ ella/ Ud.) -a
(nosotros/ nosotras) -amos
(vosotros/ vosotras) -ais
(ellos/ ellas/ Uds.) -an


One more thing: Note the difference between the endings for:
Ud. (this is short for the singular formal: *usted*) --> -a
Uds. (this is short for the plural formal: *ustedes*) --> -an

Hope this helps!
Blessings

Answer 21

thank you!!! @Alfonso-O

Answer 22

You're welcome!