Use the present for current states, habits and actions. The subject can be omitted when the verb makes it clear.
Vosotros is informal plural you in Spain. Ustedes uses the ellos/ellas form and is the usual plural you in Latin America.
miroI watch (present)
mirasyou watch (present)
mirahe/she watches (present)
miramoswe watch (present)
miráisyou all (vosotros) watch (present)
miranthey watch (present)
Mirar in the preterite tense
Use the preterite for a completed event in the past, viewed as a whole.
miréI watched (preterite)
mirasteyou watched (preterite)
miróhe/she watched (preterite)
miramoswe watched (preterite)
mirasteisyou all (vosotros) watched (preterite)
miraronthey watched (preterite)
Mirar in the imperfect tense
Use the imperfect for past habits, ongoing situations and background descriptions, without marking their endpoint.
mirabaI used to watch (imperfect)
mirabasyou used to watch (imperfect)
mirabahe/she used to watch (imperfect)
mirábamoswe used to watch (imperfect)
mirabaisyou all (vosotros) used to watch (imperfect)
mirabanthey used to watch (imperfect)
Mirar in the future tense
Use the simple future for what will happen. Spanish also uses this tense for a guess about the present.
miraréI will watch (future)
mirarásyou will watch (future)
miraráhe/she will watch (future)
miraremoswe will watch (future)
miraréisyou all (vosotros) will watch (future)
miraránthey will watch (future)
Mirar in the conditional tense
Use the conditional for what would happen, a polite request or a hypothetical situation.
miraríaI would watch (conditional)
miraríasyou would watch (conditional)
miraríahe/she would watch (conditional)
miraríamoswe would watch (conditional)
miraríaisyou all (vosotros) would watch (conditional)
miraríanthey would watch (conditional)
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Mirar conjugation chart
All six persons. Blue, bold forms differ from regular endings, including spelling changes that preserve pronunciation.
Person
Present
Preterite
Imperfect
Future
Conditional
yo
miro
miré
miraba
miraré
miraría
tú
miras
miraste
mirabas
mirarás
mirarías
él / ella / usted
mira
miró
miraba
mirará
miraría
nosotros / nosotras
miramos
miramos
mirábamos
miraremos
miraríamos
vosotros / vosotras
miráis
mirasteis
mirabais
miraréis
miraríais
ellos / ellas / ustedes
miran
miraron
miraban
mirarán
mirarían
Mirar in the present tense
Person
Spanish
English
yo
miro
I watch
tú
miras
you watch
él / ella / usted
mira
he/she watches
nosotros / nosotras
miramos
we watch
vosotros / vosotras
miráis
you all (vosotros) watch
ellos / ellas / ustedes
miran
they watch
Mirar in the preterite tense
Person
Spanish
English
yo
miré
I watched
tú
miraste
you watched
él / ella / usted
miró
he/she watched
nosotros / nosotras
miramos
we watched
vosotros / vosotras
mirasteis
you all (vosotros) watched
ellos / ellas / ustedes
miraron
they watched
Mirar in the imperfect tense
Person
Spanish
English
yo
miraba
I used to watch
tú
mirabas
you used to watch
él / ella / usted
miraba
he/she used to watch
nosotros / nosotras
mirábamos
we used to watch
vosotros / vosotras
mirabais
you all (vosotros) used to watch
ellos / ellas / ustedes
miraban
they used to watch
Mirar in the future tense
Person
Spanish
English
yo
miraré
I will watch
tú
mirarás
you will watch
él / ella / usted
mirará
he/she will watch
nosotros / nosotras
miraremos
we will watch
vosotros / vosotras
miraréis
you all (vosotros) will watch
ellos / ellas / ustedes
mirarán
they will watch
Mirar in the conditional tense
Person
Spanish
English
yo
miraría
I would watch
tú
mirarías
you would watch
él / ella / usted
miraría
he/she would watch
nosotros / nosotras
miraríamos
we would watch
vosotros / vosotras
miraríais
you all (vosotros) would watch
ellos / ellas / ustedes
mirarían
they would watch
Is mirar irregular?
Mirar follows the regular ar pattern in these five tenses.
Questions about mirar
How do you conjugate mirar in the present?
The present forms are miro, miras, mira, miramos, miráis, miran, in the order yo, tú, él/ella/usted, nosotros, vosotros and ellos/ellas/ustedes.
What is the preterite of mirar?
miré, miraste, miró, miramos, mirasteis, miraron. For example, miré means “I watched”.
Is mirar irregular?
Mirar follows the regular ar pattern in these five tenses.
What is the difference between the preterite and imperfect of mirar?
The preterite (miré) presents a completed event; the imperfect (miraba) gives a past habit or background situation. The English glosses are “I watched” and “I used to watch”, but context determines the best translation.
What are the future and conditional of mirar?
The yo forms are miraré (“I will watch”) and miraría (“I would watch”). The full charts above include every person.