How to Say "i lift" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “i lift” is “levanto” — A1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
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moving something to a higher position
Examples
Levanto la caja pesada del suelo.
I lift the heavy box from the floor.
Siempre levanto la mano en clase.
I always raise my hand in class.
The 'I' Form
Words ending in 'o' usually mean 'I am doing' the action right now.
Accent Mark Confusion
Mistake: “Using 'levantó' when you mean 'I lift'.”
Correction: Say 'levanto' (stress on the middle) for 'I lift'. 'Levantó' (stress on the end) means 'he/she lifted' in the past.
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