Mixing Formal and Informal

This word, 'aceptas', is the way we talk to one person informally about what they are doing now ('you accept'). Notice the '-as' ending, which is typical for 'tú' in present tense verbs that end in -ar.

The 'Tú' Form

When you use 'aceptas' in the present tense, it can mean you are accepting something right now, or that you generally accept something as a state of mind or agreement.

Action vs. State

In Spanish, you don't need an extra word like 'do' to ask a question. Just raising your voice at the end of the sentence turns 'Tú aceptas' (You accept) into '¿Aceptas?' (Do you accept?).

Asking Questions

Extremely common. This is the standard informal way to ask 'Do you accept?' or state 'You accept.'

"Aceptas" is the present tense 'tú' form of the regular Spanish verb 'aceptar' (to accept). Learn its full conjugation, informal usage, and common examples.

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present

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