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ยกEscรบchame! If you want to learn Spanish to fluency, study long and hard. Take it from me: I've been through the learning process many times and I know how hard it is.
But whatโs important is that you never lose focus. So leave your excuses at the door and concentrate on this lesson Iโm about to give you.
Did you see what I did there? I just gave you orders, advice and a recommendation. How? With the Spanish imperative! In this article, you'll learn all about this essential grammar topic, including:
What the Spanish imperative mood is
How to use it in Spanish
The imperative with reflexive verbs
The imperative with direct and indirect objects
And many key examples!
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What Is The Imperative In Spanish?
The Spanish imperative is what we call a verbal mood. Mood is what lets us express our attitude toward what we are saying.
The sentence Tรบ te llamas Amalia (Your name is Amalia) is a fact about yourself, about reality. Because of that, I used the indicative mood.
If Amaliaโs mother said Ojalรก te hubiรฉsemos llamado Florencia (I wish we had named you Florencia), she uses the subjunctive because she's expressing regret.
However, if Amaliaโs mother said Cรกmbiate el nombre (Change your name), that's neither a fact or a regret, but an order. So thatโs when the imperative mood comes in handy.
In short, the imperative (imperativo) is a nuance of meaning we create with the verbs we use that helps us give orders or advice, and also make recommendations or direct requests.
In Spanish, this mood is very common in everyday conversation, so you have to learn it if you want to feel more comfortable with your speaking skills.
The good news is that it shouldn't be too tricky to get the hang of, especially if you follow the rules of StoryLearning and learn Spanish by reading. So ignore the grammar villain and let's jump in!
How To Conjugate The Imperative In Spanish
Affirmative Imperative
How do you make an imperative sentence in Spanish? Letโs start with the most frequent subject: tรบ.
To give an order to someone using tรบ, youโll need the conjugation from the indicative mood that corresponds to the third person singular, that is รฉl or ella.
For example:
รl ama โ Tรบ ama โ Ama a tu familia (Love your family)
If you speak Spaniard Spanish, youโll have to use vosotros and vosotras to address more than one person. The imperative conjugation is really easy: you just have to swap the โrโ at the end of any verb in the infinitive for a โdโ, like so:
Amar โ Vosotros/as amad โ Amad a vuestras familias (Love your families)
However, if you're learning Latin American Spanish, you'll need the pronoun ustedes. To use this pronoun, you might want to revise the present subjunctive in Spanish, because thatโs what you'll use to make the imperative, like in this example:
Amar โ Ustedes amen โ Amen a sus familias (Love your families)
The Spanish imperative also works with the pronouns usted and even nosotros! Lucky for you, these also need the present subjunctive to work:
Amar โ Usted ame โ Ame a su familia (Love your family)
Amar โ Nosotros amemos โ Amemos a nuestras familias (Letโs love our families)
Hereโs a chart with all the regular, affirmative conjugations:
REGULAR โ AFFIRMATIVE
1st conjugation: Tomar
2nd conjugation: Comer
3rd conjugation: Vivir
Tรบ
Toma
Come
Vive
Usted
Tome
Coma
Viva
Nosotros/as
Tomemos
Comamos
Vivamos
Vosotros/as
Tomad
Comed
Vivid
Ustedes
Tomen
Coman
Vivan
Conjugation of the Spanish imperative with regular verbs
Needless to say the imperative only appears when addressing other people directly, so thatโs why the third person is excluded entirely. But what about the pronoun yo?
Well, the Spanish imperative doesnโt have a conjugation for the first person singular, only for the plural one. I mean, you donโt normally give orders to yourself, right? And if you do, you do it as if you were another person, with the pronoun tรบ.
For example, if you're sitting an exam and you're panicking because you donโt know the answers, you might say to yourself ยกVamos concรฉntrate! (Come on, concentrate!).
Another key thing about the imperative is that, just like in English, the subject is omitted most of the time. This means that a mum wouldnโt say to their children Ustedes coman su comida (You eat your food), but simply Coman su comida (Eat your food).
Going back to the chart, I said this only applies for regular verbs, so what happens with the irregular ones? Hereโs a list to ease your mind and for you to learn:
Ir
Salir
Poner
Decir
Venir
Hacer
Tener
Ser
Ve
Sal
Pon
Di
Ven
Haz
Ten
Sรฉ
Vaya
Salga
Ponga
Diga
Venga
Haga
Tenga
Sea
Vayamos
Salgamos
Pongamos
Digamos
Vengamos
Hagamos
Tengamos
Seamos
Id
Salid
Poned
Decid
Venid
Haced
Tened
Sed
Vengan
Salgan
Pongan
Digan
Vengan
Hagan
Tengan
Sean
Conjugation of the Spanish imperative with irregular verbs
Negative Imperative
One thing to keep in mind when using the Spanish imperative mood is that it only appears in affirmative sentences. However, if you want to give negative commands like โDonโt leave the houseโ, you'll use the present subjunctive every time:
REGULAR โ NEGATIVE
1st conjugation: Tomar
2nd conjugation: Comer
3rd conjugation: Vivir
Tรบ
No tomes
No comas
No vivas
Usted
No tome
No coma
No viva
Nosotros/as
No tomemos
No comamos
No vivamos
Vosotros/as
No tomรฉis
No comรกis
No vivรกis
Ustedes
No tomen
No coman
No vivan
Conjugation of the Spanish negative imperative
Here are some example phrases:
ยกNo tengas miedo! (Donโt be afraid!)
No coman el postre antes de la cena. (Donโt eat dessert before dinner.)
ยกNo hagรกis ruido! Esto es una biblioteca. (Donโt make noise! This is a library.)
More Spanish Imperative Sentences
Next up, letโs see some example imperative sentences you can find in Spanish:
Orders And Instructions
Corte los tomates en cubos y ralle las zanahorias. (Cut the tomatoes into cubes and grate the carrots.)
ยกAlto ahรญ y ponga las manos en el aire! (Stop right there and put your hands in the air!)
No dejen un zapato sin pulir. (Do not leave a dish unpolished.)
Proposals And Requests
Cierra las cortinas, por favor. (Close the curtains, please.)
Vengan a cenar a casa el viernes. (Come home for dinner on Friday.)
ยกNo vayamos a la playa! No me gusta el mar. (Letโs not go to the beach! I donโt like the sea.)
Words Of Advice
No te cases joven. (Donโt get married young.)
ยฟTienes dolor de garganta? Toma un poco de sopa. (Do you have a sore throat? Have some soup.)
Usa un tapado si hace frรญo. (Wear a coat if itโs cold.)
In the imperative mood, reflexive verbs are formed differently depending on whether the sentence is affirmative or negative.
In the affirmative, the verb and the reflexive pronoun are joined; in the negative, however, you need to place the pronoun between the no and the verb, like so:
REFLEXIVE VERBS
Levantarse
Affirmative
Negative
Tรบ
levรกntate
no te levantes
Usted
levรกntese
no se levante
Vosotros/as
levantaos
no os levantรฉis
Ustedes
levรกntense
no se levanten
Conjugating the Spanish imperative with reflexive verbs
Here are the rules you need to follow to master reflexives in the imperative mood:
Affirmative: verb in the imperative + reflexive pronoun (added to the end of the verb)
Negative: no + reflexive pronoun + verb in the present subjunctive
Good news โ the regular affirmative conjugation is almost exactly like the one you saw above, plus the corresponding pronoun. The only difference is with vosotros and vosotras because you need to remove the โdโ!
Keep an eye out for irregular reflexive verbs in the affirmative: the conjugations are similar to the other irregular verbs youโve seen, but you may find some tweaks, so you may need to look up particular verbs you want to use.
Here are some examples:
Lรกvate los dientes, hijo. (Brush your teeth, son.)
ยกNo os durmรกis tarde! (Donโt go to sleep late!)
Pรณngase el uniforme. (Put on your uniform.)
Spanish Imperatives With Direct And Indirect Objects
Another tricky case is when you want to come up with an imperative sentence but you need to include a direct object (DO) or indirect object (IO).
Thankfully, the direct and indirect objects that appear in imperative sentences have little effect on the way we would use a normal sentence in this mood. These sentences are also very similar to the ones you saw in the reflexive verbs section.
Direct Object (DO)
If you say Come tus vegetales (Eat your veggies), tus vegetales would be the DO. The negative version of this phrase would be No comas tus vegetales.
However, if you donโt want to mention the DO, you could replace it with the pronoun los.
The affirmative sentence would be Cรณmelos (combining the two words and adding an accent mark), whereas the negative one would be No los comas (placing the pronoun between the no and the verb).
Here are some examples:
ยฟQuieres mi chocolate? Cรณmelo, no tengo hambre. (Do you want my chocolate? Eat it, Iโm not hungry).
ยฟTe gusta esa chica? No la invites a salir, tiene novio (Do you like that girl? Donโt ask her out, she has a boyfriend).
ยฟQuieres comprar este reloj? No lo compres, es de mala calidad (Do you want to buy this watch? Donโt buy it, itโs of poor quality).
ยฟVes esas sillas? Muรฉvelas a un costado, por favor (See those chairs? Move them to the side, please).
No me beses, estamos en pรบblico (Donโt kiss me, we are in public).
Indirect Object (IO)
Letโs begin with an example: Pide unos dulces para tu hermanito (Ask for some candy for your little brother). Can you tell which part is the DO? Unos dulces.
What about the IO? That would be para tu hermanito, because this person is not directly involved in the action, but he will benefit from it.
We also know para tu hermanito is the IO because it begins with the prepositionpara and because we can replace these three words with the pronoun le. This is how it would look:
Affirmative: Cรณmprale unos chocolates (Buy her some chocolates)
Negative: No le compres unos chocolates.
Just like with the DO affirmative sentences, the verb and the pronoun are joined, but in the negative ones, they stay separate.
Here are more examples:
Cรกntame una canciรณn. (Sing me a song.)
ยกCuรฉntanos un cuento, papรก! (Tell us a story, dad!)
Dรญgale la verdad, seรฑor. (Tell him/her the truth, sir.)
So far so good? Good, because what Iโm about to tell you may complicate things a bit: the DO and the IO can be replaced in the same sentence at the same time AND while using the imperative mood!
For example, in the sentence Canta esa canciรณn para mรญ (Sing that song for me), the DO is esa canciรณn and the IO is para mรญ.
Now, in order to replace both objects at once, you can either say Cรกntamela(or No me la cantes, if you wanted to come up with the negative version). In this case, the IO comes in first and then the DO.
However, thereโs a catch: whenever you want to do a double replacement with a third-person DO and IO (singular or plural), the pronoun le or les from the IO turns into se.
For example, in the sentence Di la verdad a tu madre (Tell your mother the truth), you have to say Dรญsela, not Dรญlela. This is just a question of Spanish pronunciation, nothing more: the two โLโ sounds are difficult to pronounce, so it was changed.
This also happens when we make a negative sentence, like in No se la digas.
Here are more examples:
ยฟLe contaste la noticia a tu hermana? ยกCuรฉntasela! (Did you tell your sister the news? Tell her!)
ยฟTienes un lรกpiz? Prรฉstamelo, por favor. (Do you have a pencil? Lend it to me, please.)
Spanish Imperative Mood Explained
And thatโs a wrap on the Spanish imperative mood!
That was quite a lot of grammar to digest in one go. So don't expect to become a Spanish imperative superhero overnight.
As you come across it in reading, it'll quickly start to become second nature and you won't need to โstudyโ it.
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