100 most common Spanish verbs - Part 1

	Meaning	Sample sentence
ser	to be (permanent quality)	Soy alto (I'm tall)
haber	to have ( auxiliary verb)	He comido (I have eaten)
estar	to be (health, location, state)	Estoy feliz (I'm happy)
tener	to have	Tengo 3 hermanos (I have three brothers)
hacer	to do, make	Tú no haces nada (You're nor doing anything)
poder	to be able, can	Yo puedo ayudarte (I can help you)
decir	to say, tell	Siempre dice mentiras (He always tells lies)
ir	to go	Vamos a la playa cada verano (We go to the beach every summer)
ver	to see	No te veo (I can't see you)
dar	to give	No quiero darte problemas (I don't want to give you problems)
saber	to know (information)	Sé cuál es su nombre (I know what his name is)
querer	to want, love	Yo te quiero (I love you)
llegar	to arrive, come, reach	El tren llegará en cinco mionutos (The train will arrive in five minutes)
pasar	to pass	¿Me pasas la sal? (Will you pass me the salt?)
deber	must, should, ought to	Debes trabajar (You must work)
poner	to put, place, set	Puse los libros en la mesa (I put the books on the table)
parecer	to seem, appear	Parece que ha llovido tanto (It seems it has rained so much)
quedar	to stay, remain	Quedaron allí una semana (They stayed there a week)
creer	to believe	Creo que se han perdido (I believe they've got lost)
hablar	to speak	¿Hablas español? (Do you speak Spanish)
llevar	to take	Por favor, lleva los platos a la cocina (Please, take the plates to the kitchen)
dejar	to leave something	Podemos dejar el gato aquí (We can leave the cat here)
seguir	to follow, continue	Debes seguir la instrucción (You have to follow the instructions)
encontrar	to find, encounter	No encuentro las llaves (I can't find the keys)
llamar	to call, to name	Prefiero llamar por teléfono (I prefer to call by phone)