Welcome to the captivating world of “oír” in the present tense, where every sound tells a story! Dive into our comprehensive guide featuring a detailed verb chart, interactive conjugation practice, engaging verb games, and a variety of common sentences showcasing “oír” in everyday conversations. Ready to master Spanish verbs? Visit our Spanish verb conjugation page. For more on “oír”, practice its different conjugations on our oír conjugation page.
Verb Meaning(s): to hear, to listen
Verb Chart: Oír Present Tense
Yo
oigo
I hear I do hear I am hearing
Nosotros
oímos
we hear we do hear we are hearing
Tú
(Juana, Juan)
oyes
you hear you do hear you are hearing
Vosotros
(informal
Spain)
oís
you all hear you all do hear you all are hearing
Él/Ella/Ud.
(Sra./Dr. García)
oye
he/she/you hear he/she/you do hear he/she/you are hearing
Ellos/Ellas/Uds.
oyen
they/you all hear they/you all do hear they/you all are hearing
1. Yo oigo música clásica. I hear classical music. 2. Tú oyes las noticias. You hear the news. 3. Él oye el teléfono. He hears the telephone. 4. Ella oye una canción bonita. She hears a beautiful song. 5. Usted oye el ruido afuera. You (formal) hear the noise outside.
6. Nosotros oímos a los pájaros. We hear the birds. 7. Vosotros oís la radio. (used only in Spain) You all hear the radio. 8. Ellos oyen las olas del mar. They hear the sea waves. 9. Ellas oyen la música en el parque. They (feminine) hear music in the park. 10. Ustedes oyen la alarma. You all hear the alarm.