Spanish Flashcards: Preferir (Present Tense)

Present Tense of "Preferir"

• "Prefiero" translates to "I prefer" and is used when expressing a personal preference.
• "Prefieres" means "You prefer," addressing someone informally in a singular form.
• "Prefiere" refers to "He/She prefers," highlighting a third-person preference.
• "Preferimos" conveys "We prefer," indicating a collective preference by the speaker and others.
• "Preferís" translates to "You lot prefer," used in informal contexts to refer to a group in Spain.
• "Prefieren" means "They prefer," referring to a group of individuals in the third-person plural.
• "Pablo prefiere" specifies that Pablo has a preference, translating to "Pablo prefers."
• "Yo y Pablo preferimos" indicates a shared preference between the speaker and Pablo, meaning "Pablo and I prefer."
• "Pablo y Paula prefieren" shows the preference of two individuals, translating to "Pablo and Paula prefer."
• "Pablo y tú preferís" indicates a collective preference shared between Pablo and the listener, meaning "Pablo and you prefer."