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How to Say "i prepare" in Spanish

The Spanish word for “i prepare” is “preparo” — A1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.

English → SpanishA1
verbA1
general organization or making something ready
A person in a kitchen laying out ingredients like flour, eggs, and a bowl on a clean wooden table.

Examples

Yo preparo la cena para mi familia.

I make dinner for my family.

Siempre preparo mi mochila la noche anterior.

I always get my backpack ready the night before.

Me preparo para el examen de mañana.

I am preparing (myself) for tomorrow's exam.

First-Person Action

This word specifically means 'I prepare.' It is the present tense form you use when you are the person doing the action right now or as a habit.

Watch the Accent!

Mistake: “Don't confuse 'preparo' with 'preparó'.”

Correction: 'Preparo' (no accent) means 'I prepare' right now. 'Preparó' (with an accent) means 'He or she prepared' in the past.

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