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.
vendoI sell (present)
vendesyou sell (present)
vendehe/she sells (present)
vendemoswe sell (present)
vendéisyou all (vosotros) sell (present)
vendenthey sell (present)
Vender in the preterite tense
Use the preterite for a completed event in the past, viewed as a whole.
vendíI sold (preterite)
vendisteyou sold (preterite)
vendióhe/she sold (preterite)
vendimoswe sold (preterite)
vendisteisyou all (vosotros) sold (preterite)
vendieronthey sold (preterite)
Vender in the imperfect tense
Use the imperfect for past habits, ongoing situations and background descriptions, without marking their endpoint.
vendíaI used to sell (imperfect)
vendíasyou used to sell (imperfect)
vendíahe/she used to sell (imperfect)
vendíamoswe used to sell (imperfect)
vendíaisyou all (vosotros) used to sell (imperfect)
vendíanthey used to sell (imperfect)
Vender in the future tense
Use the simple future for what will happen. Spanish also uses this tense for a guess about the present.
venderéI will sell (future)
venderásyou will sell (future)
venderáhe/she will sell (future)
venderemoswe will sell (future)
venderéisyou all (vosotros) will sell (future)
venderánthey will sell (future)
Vender in the conditional tense
Use the conditional for what would happen, a polite request or a hypothetical situation.
venderíaI would sell (conditional)
venderíasyou would sell (conditional)
venderíahe/she would sell (conditional)
venderíamoswe would sell (conditional)
venderíaisyou all (vosotros) would sell (conditional)
venderíanthey would sell (conditional)
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Vender 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
vendo
vendí
vendía
venderé
vendería
tú
vendes
vendiste
vendías
venderás
venderías
él / ella / usted
vende
vendió
vendía
venderá
vendería
nosotros / nosotras
vendemos
vendimos
vendíamos
venderemos
venderíamos
vosotros / vosotras
vendéis
vendisteis
vendíais
venderéis
venderíais
ellos / ellas / ustedes
venden
vendieron
vendían
venderán
venderían
Vender in the present tense
Person
Spanish
English
yo
vendo
I sell
tú
vendes
you sell
él / ella / usted
vende
he/she sells
nosotros / nosotras
vendemos
we sell
vosotros / vosotras
vendéis
you all (vosotros) sell
ellos / ellas / ustedes
venden
they sell
Vender in the preterite tense
Person
Spanish
English
yo
vendí
I sold
tú
vendiste
you sold
él / ella / usted
vendió
he/she sold
nosotros / nosotras
vendimos
we sold
vosotros / vosotras
vendisteis
you all (vosotros) sold
ellos / ellas / ustedes
vendieron
they sold
Vender in the imperfect tense
Person
Spanish
English
yo
vendía
I used to sell
tú
vendías
you used to sell
él / ella / usted
vendía
he/she used to sell
nosotros / nosotras
vendíamos
we used to sell
vosotros / vosotras
vendíais
you all (vosotros) used to sell
ellos / ellas / ustedes
vendían
they used to sell
Vender in the future tense
Person
Spanish
English
yo
venderé
I will sell
tú
venderás
you will sell
él / ella / usted
venderá
he/she will sell
nosotros / nosotras
venderemos
we will sell
vosotros / vosotras
venderéis
you all (vosotros) will sell
ellos / ellas / ustedes
venderán
they will sell
Vender in the conditional tense
Person
Spanish
English
yo
vendería
I would sell
tú
venderías
you would sell
él / ella / usted
vendería
he/she would sell
nosotros / nosotras
venderíamos
we would sell
vosotros / vosotras
venderíais
you all (vosotros) would sell
ellos / ellas / ustedes
venderían
they would sell
Is vender irregular?
Vender follows the regular er pattern in these five tenses.
Questions about vender
How do you conjugate vender in the present?
The present forms are vendo, vendes, vende, vendemos, vendéis, venden, in the order yo, tú, él/ella/usted, nosotros, vosotros and ellos/ellas/ustedes.
What is the preterite of vender?
vendí, vendiste, vendió, vendimos, vendisteis, vendieron. For example, vendí means “I sold”.
Is vender irregular?
Vender follows the regular er pattern in these five tenses.
What is the difference between the preterite and imperfect of vender?
The preterite (vendí) presents a completed event; the imperfect (vendía) gives a past habit or background situation. The English glosses are “I sold” and “I used to sell”, but context determines the best translation.
What are the future and conditional of vender?
The yo forms are venderé (“I will sell”) and vendería (“I would sell”). The full charts above include every person.