Ganan is the verb form used when the people doing the action are 'ellos' (they, masculine/mixed) or 'ellas' (they, feminine) or 'ustedes' (you all/y'all).

The 'They' Form

When talking about sports or games, 'ganar' is always the right word for 'to win,' unlike English which sometimes uses 'beat.'

Context is Key

Extremely common. Used daily when talking about competitions, sports, or success.

Remember that 'ganar' is only for income you receive through work or effort. Use 'ahorrar' for saving money and 'gastar' for spending it.

Earning vs. Saving

Extremely common in discussions about work and finances.

Gaining Weight

Commonly used in figurative or abstract contexts.

'Ganan' is the 'they' or 'you all' present tense form of the verb 'ganar.' Learn how to use 'ganan' to mean 'they win,' 'they earn money,' or 'they gain experience,' complete with examples and full conjugation.

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Complete Conjugation Tables

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indicative

present

future

imperfect

conditional

preterite

imperative

negative

affirmative

subjunctive

present

imperfect

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