How to Say "learn!" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “learn!” is “aprende” — A1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
¡Aprende esta lección antes del examen!
Learn this lesson before the exam!
Si quieres mejorar, ¡aprende de tus errores!
If you want to improve, learn from your mistakes!
The Informal Command ('Tú' Imperative)
For most regular verbs, the informal command form (telling 'tú' what to do) is exactly the same as the 'él/ella/usted' present tense form. So, 'aprende' means both 'he/she learns' and 'Learn!'.
Negative Commands are Different
To tell someone not to learn, you must change the form: 'No aprendas' (Don't learn). This uses a special verb form (the subjunctive).
Forgetting the tú command rule
Mistake: “Using the infinitive for a command: 'Tú aprender rápido.'”
Correction: Use the command form: '¡Aprende rápido!' (Learn quickly!)
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