Spanish Conjugation: Bailar Flashcards

Dance Conjugation in Spanish

• Yo bailo: First person singular, translates to "I dance."
• Tú bailas: Second person singular, informal, translates to "You dance."
• Él baila: Third person singular masculine, translates to "He dances."
• Ella baila: Third person singular feminine, translates to "She dances."
• Usted baila: Formal second person singular, translates to "You (adults) dance."
• Nosotros(as) bailamos: First person plural, used for mixed or all-male groups, translates to "We dance." For all-female groups, it translates to "We girls dance."
• Vosotros(as) bailáis: Second person plural, informal, commonly used in Spain. "You guys dance" for mixed or all-male groups, "You girls dance" for all-female groups.
• Ustedes bailan: Second person plural, formal in most Latin American countries, translates to "You guys (adults) dance."
• Ellos(as) bailan: Third person plural, with "Ellos" used for mixed or all-male groups translating to "They dance," and "Ellas" used for all-female groups translating to "They dance (girls)."

Test your knowledge of the verb 'bailar' in Spanish with these flashcards. Learn how to conjugate 'bailar' for different subjects including I, you, he, she, and we. Perfect for students looking to improve their Spanish language skills.