To stay in Spanish
To stay in Spanish is quedarse (keh-DAR-seh), or quedar.
- Spanish
- quedarse
- Say it
- keh-DAR-seh
- Present tense
- me quedo · te quedas · se queda (yo · tú · él / ella)
- Also said
- quedar
- Also
- quedarse in Spanish Reflexive Verbs
One of 77 verbs in Common Spanish Verbs: learn them step by step and practise them all.
Spanish verbs of movement
The other words in step 3 of Common Spanish Verbs.
- llegarto arrive · yeh-GAR
- salirto go out, to leave · sah-LEER
- entrarto go in, to enter · en-TRAR
- volverto come back · bohl-BEHR
- caminarto walk · kah-mee-NAR
- correrto run · koh-RREHR
- subirto go up · soo-BEER
- bajarto go down · bah-HAR
- viajarto travel · byah-HAR
- seguirto follow, to keep going · seh-GEER
- llevarto carry · yeh-BAR
- traerto bring · trah-EHR
Questions about quedarse
How do you say to stay in Spanish?
To stay in Spanish is quedarse. You can also say quedar. In spanish reflexive verbs, to stay is quedarse.
How do you pronounce quedarse?
Say it keh-DAR-seh. The syllable in capitals is stressed: DAR. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
How do you conjugate quedarse in the present tense?
For yo, tú and él / ella: me quedo, te quedas, se queda.
What does quedarse mean in English?
In English, quedarse means to stay.
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