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How to Say "learns" in Spanish

The Spanish word for “learns” is “aprende” — A1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.

English → SpanishA1
verbA1
He/she/it learns
A storybook illustration of a child sitting on the floor, deeply focused on reading a large open book. A bright, glowing lightbulb is depicted floating above the child's head, symbolizing a moment of understanding or learning.

Examples

Mi hijo aprende muy rápido en la escuela.

My son learns very quickly at school.

Usted aprende español con esta aplicación.

You (formal) learn Spanish with this application.

Ella siempre aprende de sus errores.

She always learns from her mistakes.

The 'El/Ella/Usted' Form

This form is used for a single person who is not you or the person you are talking directly to (he, she, or it), OR when speaking politely/formally to one person (Usted).

Regular -ER Verb

Since 'aprender' is regular, its endings follow a predictable pattern. Just remove the '-er' and add the correct ending for the person performing the action.

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