Hearing a Spanish Verb
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Oír means "to hear" and is used just like its English counterpart:
Por ejemplo…
| ¿Puedes oír eso? | Can you hear that? | |
| Le oigo abrir la puerta. | I hear him opening the door. | |
| No oye lo que no quiere oír. | He doesn’t hear what he doesn’t want to hear. | |
| ¿Me oís? | Do you hear me? |
Oír conjugations
| yo | oigo | nosotros | oímos | |
| tú | oyes | vosotros | oís | |
| él, ella, Ud. | oye | ellos, ellas, Uds. | oyen |
Oír Conjugations Quiz
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Be careful not to confuse oír with escuchar. Oír is passive: “to hear,” while escuchar is active: "to listen."
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