When you learn with a Master Teacher, you are an Aprentice " which like "aprender" means to "to _____."

When you _______ like a baby, this verb in Spanish "beber" means "to _________"

El Camino means "the Way" in Spanish so it makes sense to say "walk" this way....

"Entender" is one way to say "to understand" in Spanish, what is the second verb that also has this same meaning?

This verb is not an ER or an IR verb, and it means "to wear".

When you think about "someone looking at themselves in the mirror", it makes sense that the verb "_ _ _ _ _ " in Spanish means to "look at".

When something is a "need" it is a necessity". Makes sense that the verb in Spanish would be...

In Spanish "el poder" means "power" but as a verb it also means "to _ _ _____ _ _ "

In Spanish, "recibir" looks a lot like it sounds and how it is written. This verb means "to __________".

In Spanish, the verb "tener" means "to _____".

The word "to use" is a cognate in both English and in Spanish. What is the infinitive form of the regular AR verb then?

At school when you are hungry, you go to the "_ _ _ _ing machines" to buy a snack or a drink. Makes sense then to say that this verb "to sell" is "_ _ _ _ _ _" in Spanish.

There is one verb that has 2 letters alone and it is "_ _" and means "to go" after Vincent Van Gogh's [ear].