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Oír Present Tense

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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

(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

Oír Present Tense Practice

Multiple Choice Game

Conjugation Practice

Present Tense

Oír Present Sentence Examples

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.