Spanish Verb Conjugation: Desear

What does 'Desear' mean?

What is the conjugation for 'I wish' in Spanish?

How do you say 'you wish' in Spanish (informal)?

What is the translation for 'you/he/she wishes' in Spanish?

What is the plural form of 'we wish' in Spanish for masculine?

What is the feminine plural form for 'we wish' in Spanish?

How do you say 'you wish' in Spanish (plural, masculine)?

How do you say 'you wish' in Spanish (plural, feminine)?

What is the conjugation for 'you/they wish' in Spanish?

Conjugation of "Desear"

"Desear" translates to "to wish" in English, indicating a desire for something.
The verb is regular and follows common conjugation patterns in Spanish.

First Person Singular

"Yo deseo" means "I wish", used when speaking about one's own wishes.

Second Person Singular (Informal)

"Tú deseas" translates as "you wish", used in informal settings to address someone directly.

Third Person Singular

"Usted/él/ella desea" means "you/he/she wishes". This form is formal (Usted) or neutral (él/ella) depending on context.

First Person Plural (Masculine and Feminine)

"Nosotros deseamos" translates to "we wish (masculine plural)", used by a group of males or a mixed group.
"Nosotras deseamos" means "we wish (feminine plural)", used exclusively by a group of females.

Second Person Plural (Informal, Spain)

"Vosotros deseáis" translates as "you wish (masculine plural)", used in Spain to address a group informally.
"Vosotras deseáis" means "you wish (feminine plural)", addressed to an all-female group in Spain.

Third Person Plural

"Ustedes/ellos/ellas desean" translates to "you/they wish", covering both formal (Ustedes) and informal situations (ellos/ellas), regardless of gender.

This quiz focuses on the conjugation of the Spanish verb 'desear', which means 'to wish'. It covers various forms, including first, second, and third person singular and plural. Test your understanding of these conjugations in different contexts and improve your Spanish skills!