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    Oír conjugation in Spanish

    to hear

    irregular gerund oyendopast participle oído

    Here is the full oír conjugation in Spanish, with audio for every form. How it changes: yo form oigo; y in several forms (oyes, oyó).

    Oír conjugation chart

    Oír present tense

    presente · I speak

    yoI hear
    túyou hear
    vosyou hear
    él, ella, ustedhe/she hears
    nosotroswe hear
    vosotrosyou all hear
    ellos, ellas, ustedesthey hear

    The highlighted forms change their stem. Notice that nosotros, vosotros and vos stay out: draw a line around the forms that change and you get a boot, which is why these are called “boot verbs.”

    Oír preterite

    pretérito · I spoke

    yoI heard
    túyou heard
    vosyou heard
    él, ella, ustedhe/she heard
    nosotroswe heard
    vosotrosyou all heard
    ellos, ellas, ustedesthey heard

    Regular: same endings as vivir.

    Oír imperfect

    pretérito imperfecto · I used to speak

    yoI used to hear
    túyou used to hear
    vosyou used to hear
    él, ella, ustedhe/she used to hear
    nosotroswe used to hear
    vosotrosyou all used to hear
    ellos, ellas, ustedesthey used to hear

    Regular: same endings as vivir.

    Oír future

    futuro · I will speak

    yoI will hear
    túyou will hear
    vosyou will hear
    él, ella, ustedhe/she will hear
    nosotroswe will hear
    vosotrosyou all will hear
    ellos, ellas, ustedesthey will hear

    Regular: same endings as vivir.

    Oír conditional

    condicional · I would speak

    yoI would hear
    túyou would hear
    vosyou would hear
    él, ella, ustedhe/she would hear
    nosotroswe would hear
    vosotrosyou all would hear
    ellos, ellas, ustedesthey would hear

    Regular: same endings as vivir.

    Oír present subjunctive

    presente de subjuntivo · that I speak

    yothat I hear
    túthat you hear
    vosthat you hear
    él, ella, ustedthat he/she hear
    nosotrosthat we hear
    vosotrosthat you all hear
    ellos, ellas, ustedesthat they hear

    Irregular stem oig- (from the yo form oigo) + -a, -as, -amos, -áis, -an.

    Oír imperfect subjunctive

    imperfecto de subjuntivo · if I spoke

    yoif I heard
    túif you heard
    vosif you heard
    él, ella, ustedif he/she heard
    nosotrosif we heard
    vosotrosif you all heard
    ellos, ellas, ustedesif they heard

    Regular: same endings as vivir.

    In the subjunctive, vos takes the same form as tú in careful speech. The imperfect subjunctive also has an -se form (oyese), more common in writing.

    Oír affirmative commands

    imperativo · speak!

    túhear!
    voshear!
    ustedhear!
    nosotroslet's hear!
    vosotroshear!
    ustedeshear!

    The tú form is the él form of the present: oye. Usted, nosotros and ustedes come from the present subjunctive (oiga, oigamos, oigan).

    Oír negative commands

    imperativo negativo · don't speak!

    túdon't hear!
    vosdon't hear!
    usteddon't hear!
    nosotroslet's not hear!
    vosotrosdon't hear!
    ustedesdon't hear!

    Built from the present subjunctive: no + oigas, oiga…

    Always the verb haber + the past participle oído, which never changes.

    Oír present perfect

    pretérito perfecto · I have spoken

    yohe oído
    túhas oído
    voshas oído
    él, ella, ustedha oído
    nosotroshemos oído
    vosotroshabéis oído
    ellos, ellas, ustedeshan oído

    Oír pluperfect

    pluscuamperfecto · I had spoken

    yohabía oído
    túhabías oído
    voshabías oído
    él, ella, ustedhabía oído
    nosotroshabíamos oído
    vosotroshabíais oído
    ellos, ellas, ustedeshabían oído

    Oír future perfect

    futuro perfecto · I will have spoken

    yohabré oído
    túhabrás oído
    voshabrás oído
    él, ella, ustedhabrá oído
    nosotroshabremos oído
    vosotroshabréis oído
    ellos, ellas, ustedeshabrán oído

    Oír conditional perfect

    condicional perfecto · I would have spoken

    yohabría oído
    túhabrías oído
    voshabrías oído
    él, ella, ustedhabría oído
    nosotroshabríamos oído
    vosotroshabríais oído
    ellos, ellas, ustedeshabrían oído

    Oír present perfect subjunctive

    pretérito perfecto de subjuntivo · that I have spoken

    yohaya oído
    túhayas oído
    voshayas oído
    él, ella, ustedhaya oído
    nosotroshayamos oído
    vosotroshayáis oído
    ellos, ellas, ustedeshayan oído

    In Latin America, ustedes is the only “you all”; vosotros is used only in Spain. Vos is used in Argentina, Uruguay and much of Central America. Uncheck the boxes above to hide what you don’t need.

    Watch out

    Oír is “to hear”; “to listen to” is escuchar, with no extra word for “to”: escucho la radio. And ¡oye! is how you say “hey!” to get someone's attention.

    Examples with oír

    No te oigo bien.

    I can't hear you well.

    Spain

    ¡Oye, espérame!

    Hey, wait for me!

    Mexico

    ¿Oíste ese ruido?

    Did you hear that noise?

    Argentina

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