Spanish Fue Conjugation Flashcards

Conjugation of "Fue"

• "Fui" translates to "I went" or "I was," indicating the first person singular past tense.
• "Fuiste" means "You went" or "You were," used for the second person singular.
• "Fue" refers to "He/she went" or "He/she was," applicable for third person singular.
• "Fuimos" means "We went" or "We were," representing first person plural.
• "Fuisteis" translates to "You guys went" or "You guys were," used in Spain for the second person plural.
• "Fueron" means "They went" or "They were," utilized for the third person plural.

Example Sentences

• "Fui a la ciudad" means "I went to the city," showing the destination of the speaker.
• "Fui guapo" translates to "I was handsome," indicating a past state of being for the speaker.
• "Fuiste a España" means "You went to Spain," specifying the person's travel destination.
• "Fuiste feo" translates to "You were ugly," describing a past characteristic.
• "Fue al campo" means "He/she went to the countryside," referring to a past action of another.
• "Fue alto" translates to "He/she was tall," indicating a past attribute of another person.
• "Fuimos a Inglaterra" means "We went to England," sharing the travel experience of the group.
• "Fuimos inteligente" translates to "We were intelligent," highlighting a past observation of the group's quality.
• "Fuisteis a la costa" means "You guys went to the coast," detailing a collective action of a group in Spain.
• "Fuisteis tímido" translates to "You guys were shy," illustrating a past state of being for the addressed group.
• "Fueron a la montaña" means "They went to the mountain," commanding attention to a group’s activities.
• "Fueron antipático" translates to "They were mean," describing past behavior of a group.