Spanish Verb SOPLAR - to blow. Regular AR family

Spanish Verb SOPLAR: to blow

The Spanish verb soplar means 'to blow' and is a regular Spanish AR verb.

To remember this, imagine you blow bubbles of SOAP LARger than your head!

There are over 6500 Spanish -AR verbs which make no changes to the stem in any tense. During February a new regular -AR verb is featured each day to enable you to consolidate the regular AR verb family. You will learn other regular verbs such as colar, desayunar, girar, mudar, and others.

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Read on, below the SOPLAR verb table...

to blow: soplar
Imagine you blow bubbles of SOAP LARer
than your head!

VERB CONJUGATION TABLE soplar
Simple Tenses soplar
TENSE	yo	tú	él, ella, usted	nosotros	vosotros	ellos, ellas, ustedes
Present Presente blow	soplo	soplas	sopla	soplamos	sopláis	soplan
Imperfect Imperfecto blew	soplaba	soplabas	soplaba	soplábamos	soplabais	soplaban
Preterit Pretérito blew	soplé	soplaste	sopló	soplamos	soplasteis	soplaron
Future Futuro will blow	soplaré	soplarás	soplará	soplaremos	soplaréis	soplarán
Conditional Condicional would blow	soplaría	soplarías	soplaría	soplaríamos	soplaríais	soplarían
Subjunctive Subjuntivo may blow	sople	soples	sople	soplemos	sopléis	soplen
Imperfect Subjunctive Imperfecto de Subjuntivo may blow	soplara	soplaras	soplara	sopláramos	soplarais	soplaran
	soplase	soplases	soplase	soplásemos	soplaseis	soplasen
Imperative Tenses soplar
Imperative Imperativo blow!		¡sopla!	¡sople!	¡soplemos!	¡soplad!	¡soplen!
Negative Imperative Imperativo Negativo don't blow!		¡no soples!	¡no sople!	¡no soplemos!	¡no sopléis!	¡no soplen!
Compound Tenses soplar - Past Participle soplado - blown
Present Perfect Perfecto de Indicativo have blown	he soplado	has soplado	ha soplado	hemos soplado	habéis soplado	han soplado
Preterit Perfect Pretérito Anterior had blown	hube soplado	hubiste soplado	hubo soplado	hubimos soplado	hubisteis soplado	hubieron soplado
Past Perfect Pluscuamperfecto had blown	había soplado	habías soplado	había soplado	habíamos soplado	habíais soplado	habían soplado
Present Perfect Subjunctive Presente perfecto have blown	haya soplado	hayas soplado	haya soplado	hayamos soplado	hayáis soplado	hayan soplado
Future Perfect Futuro Perfecto will have blown	habré soplado	habrás soplado	habrá soplado	habremos soplado	habréis soplado	habrán soplado
Conditional Perfect Condicional Perfecto would have blown	habría soplado	habrías soplado	habría soplado	habríamos soplado	habríais soplado	habrían soplado
Pluperfect Pluscuamperfecto may have blown	hubiera soplado	hubieras soplado	hubiera soplado	hubiéramos soplado	hubierais soplado	hubieran soplado
Pluperfect Pluscuamperfecto may have blown	hubiese soplado	hubieses soplado	hubiese soplado	hubiésemos soplado	hubieseis soplado	hubiesen soplado
Progressive Tenses: Present Participle soplando - blowing
Present Progressive Presente Progressivo am blowing	estoy soplando	estás soplando	está soplando	estamos soplando	está soplando	están soplando
Preterit Progressive Pretérito was blowing	estuve soplando	estuviste soplando	estuvo soplando	estuvimos soplando	estuvisteis soplando	estuvieron soplando
Imperfect Progressive Imperfecto had been blowing	estaba soplando	estabas soplando	estaba soplando	estábamos soplando	estabais soplando	estaban soplando
Future Progressive Futuro Perfecto will be blowing	estaré soplando	estarás soplando	estará soplando	estaremos soplando	estaréis soplando	estarán soplando
Conditional Progressive Condicional perfecto would've been blowing	estaría soplando	estarías soplando	estabría soplando	estaríamos soplando	estaríais soplando	estarían soplando
Subjunctive Progressive Subjuntivo may've been blowing	que ~ soplando	que ~ soplando	que ~ soplando	que ~ soplando	que ~ soplando	que ~ soplando

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MORE on the SPANISH VERB soplar

soplar (a/de) can also mean: to blow away; to whisper (coll); to booze (drink alot).
soplarse (vr): to squeal on someone (coll); to bear, to put up with.
soplar a alguien: to prompt someone.
soplar la respuesta: to whisper the answer.
soplarse de alguien: to squeal/sneak on someone (coll).

el soplete (nm): blowtorch, blowlamp.
soplador/a (de vidrio) (adj m/f): (glass) blower.
el soplar/soplado de vidrio (nm): glass-blowing.

soplar por: to blow into.
soplar las velas de la tarta: to blow out the candles on the cake.
soplagaitas (nm): silly person, idiot, twit (lit. blow bagpipes).

vos replaces tú - you, informal, singular -
- in Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and also in some countries of Central America.
Sometimes it also replaces the formal singular 'Usted'.
In regular AR verbs, the conjugations remain the same as for tú except for the addition of accents in the following tenses:
Presente: vos soplás
Imperativo: ¡soplá!

HOW TO CONQUER SPANISH VERB CONJUGATION

The Spanish verb for blow soplar is an Regular AR verb.
Learn to conjugate soplar and it will reinforce this regular pattern.
Do a series of verbs every day for a month and you will have a solid knowledge of the verbs' conjugation patterns. Keep doing them with a new one every day from the Spanish Verbs List.
The same applies to the various patterns. Each month we feature a daily verb from one of the major pattern groups.
Repeating these tables aloud 10 times throughout the day will better embed the patterns into your subconscious, and your long term memory.
Reciting aloud is a great way for you to practice your pronunciation, and helps you to memorize the conjugations.

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