Present — what is happening now, and what happens habitually
yo
pierdoI lose
nosotros
perdemoswe lose
tú
pierdesyou lose
vosotros
perdéisyou all lose
él/ella/Ud.
pierdehe/she loses
ellos/Uds.
pierdenthey lose
Pretérito perfecto
Present perfect — have —ed; a past still touching now. Spain: today, this week. Latin America: mostly the indefinido instead
yo
he perdidoI have lost
nosotros
hemos perdidowe have lost
tú
has perdidoyou have lost
vosotros
habéis perdidoyou all have lost
él/ella/Ud.
ha perdidohe/she has lost
ellos/Uds.
han perdidothey have lost
Presente de subjuntivo
Present subjunctive — after que with wishes, doubt, emotion, ojalá
yo
pierda(that) I lose
nosotros
perdamos(that) we lose
tú
pierdas(that) you lose
vosotros
perdáis(that) you all lose
él/ella/Ud.
pierda(that) he/she loses
ellos/Uds.
pierdan(that) they lose
Perfecto de subjuntivo
Present perfect subjunctive — have —ed, under doubt or emotion: no creo que haya venido
yo
haya perdido(that) I have lost
nosotros
hayamos perdido(that) we have lost
tú
hayas perdido(that) you have lost
vosotros
hayáis perdido(that) you all have lost
él/ella/Ud.
haya perdido(that) he/she has lost
ellos/Uds.
hayan perdido(that) they have lost
Pasadowhat went on
Pretérito indefinido
Preterite — a finished past action — it started, it ended
yo
perdíI lost
nosotros
perdimoswe lost
tú
perdisteyou lost
vosotros
perdisteisyou all lost
él/ella/Ud.
perdióhe/she lost
ellos/Uds.
perdieronthey lost
Pretérito imperfecto
Imperfect — used to / was —ing; background, habits, descriptions
yo
perdíaI used to lose
nosotros
perdíamoswe used to lose
tú
perdíasyou used to lose
vosotros
perdíaisyou all used to lose
él/ella/Ud.
perdíahe/she used to lose
ellos/Uds.
perdíanthey used to lose
Pretérito pluscuamperfecto
Past perfect — had —ed; further back than another past event
yo
había perdidoI had lost
nosotros
habíamos perdidowe had lost
tú
habías perdidoyou had lost
vosotros
habíais perdidoyou all had lost
él/ella/Ud.
había perdidohe/she had lost
ellos/Uds.
habían perdidothey had lost
Imperfecto de subjuntivo (-ra)
Imperfect subjunctive — si clauses and past-tense wishes: si tuviera, quería que fuera
yo
perdiera(that) I lost
nosotros
perdiéramos(that) we lost
tú
perdieras(that) you lost
vosotros
perdierais(that) you all lost
él/ella/Ud.
perdiera(that) he/she lost
ellos/Uds.
perdieran(that) they lost
Imperfecto de subjuntivo (-se)
Imperfect subjunctive — the same tense, second form; commoner in Spain and in writing
yo
perdiese(that) I lost
nosotros
perdiésemos(that) we lost
tú
perdieses(that) you lost
vosotros
perdieseis(that) you all lost
él/ella/Ud.
perdiese(that) he/she lost
ellos/Uds.
perdiesen(that) they lost
Pluscuamperfecto de subjuntivo
Past perfect subjunctive — had —ed, hypothetically: si hubiera sabido
yo
hubiera perdido(that) I had lost
nosotros
hubiéramos perdido(that) we had lost
tú
hubieras perdido(that) you had lost
vosotros
hubierais perdido(that) you all had lost
él/ella/Ud.
hubiera perdido(that) he/she had lost
ellos/Uds.
hubieran perdido(that) they had lost
Pretérito anterior
Preterite perfect — had —ed, immediately before; literary, all but extinct
yo
hube perdidoI had lost
nosotros
hubimos perdidowe had lost
tú
hubiste perdidoyou had lost
vosotros
hubisteis perdidoyou all had lost
él/ella/Ud.
hubo perdidohe/she had lost
ellos/Uds.
hubieron perdidothey had lost
Futurowhat will or would go on
Futuro simple
Future — will — (spoken Spanish often prefers voy a + infinitivo)
yo
perderéI will lose
nosotros
perderemoswe will lose
tú
perderásyou will lose
vosotros
perderéisyou all will lose
él/ella/Ud.
perderáhe/she will lose
ellos/Uds.
perderánthey will lose
Condicional simple
Conditional — would —; also softens a request into politeness
yo
perderíaI would lose
nosotros
perderíamoswe would lose
tú
perderíasyou would lose
vosotros
perderíaisyou all would lose
él/ella/Ud.
perderíahe/she would lose
ellos/Uds.
perderíanthey would lose
Futuro perfecto
Future perfect — will have —ed; done by some future point
yo
habré perdidoI will have lost
nosotros
habremos perdidowe will have lost
tú
habrás perdidoyou will have lost
vosotros
habréis perdidoyou all will have lost
él/ella/Ud.
habrá perdidohe/she will have lost
ellos/Uds.
habrán perdidothey will have lost
Condicional perfecto
Conditional perfect — would have —ed; the road not taken
yo
habría perdidoI would have lost
nosotros
habríamos perdidowe would have lost
tú
habrías perdidoyou would have lost
vosotros
habríais perdidoyou all would have lost
él/ella/Ud.
habría perdidohe/she would have lost
ellos/Uds.
habrían perdidothey would have lost
Futuro de subjuntivo
Future subjunctive — legal and proverbial only: adonde fueres, haz lo que vieres
yo
perdiere(should) I lose
nosotros
perdiéremos(should) we lose
tú
perdieres(should) you lose
vosotros
perdiereis(should) you all lose
él/ella/Ud.
perdiere(should) he/she lose
ellos/Uds.
perdieren(should) they lose
Imperativotelling someone to
Imperativo afirmativo
Imperative (do it) — orders and requests; there is no yo form
yo
—
nosotros
perdamoslet's lose
tú
pierdelose!
vosotros
perdedlose!
él/ella/Ud.
pierdalose!
ellos/Uds.
pierdanlose!
Imperativo negativo
Imperative (don't) — no + subjunctive — never the affirmative form with no in front
yo
—
nosotros
no perdamoslet's not lose
tú
no pierdasdon't lose
vosotros
no perdáisdon't lose
él/ella/Ud.
no pierdadon't lose
ellos/Uds.
no pierdandon't lose
Imagen.Resguardo de entrada del partido de fútbol americano entre Penn State y la Universidad de Pittsburgh, 23 de noviembre de 1946 — traducido de November 23, 1946 Penn State versus University of Pittsburgh football game ticket stub (Pittalum · wikimedia · CC0)
Resguardo de entrada del partido de fútbol americano entre Penn State y la Universidad de Pittsburgh, 23 de noviembre de 1946 — November 23, 1946 Penn State versus University of Pittsburgh football game ticket stub · fuente
Red = the form breaks the regular pattern. Everything in black you could have worked out from the endings alone.
he, she, you (formal) — one other person — formal you shares it
Presente
pierdehe/she loses
Perfecto
ha perdidohe/she has lost
Subj. presente
pierda(that) he/she loses
Subj. perfecto
haya perdido(that) he/she has lost
Futuro
perderáhe/she will lose
Condicional
perderíahe/she would lose
Fut. perfecto
habrá perdidohe/she will have lost
Cond. perfecto
habría perdidohe/she would have lost
Subj. futuro
perdiere(should) he/she lose
Indefinido
perdióhe/she lost
Imperfecto
perdíahe/she used to lose
Pluscuamp.
había perdidohe/she had lost
Subj. imperf.
perdiera(that) he/she lost
Subj. -se
perdiese(that) he/she lost
Subj. pluscuamp.
hubiera perdido(that) he/she had lost
Pret. anterior
hubo perdidohe/she had lost
Imperativo
pierdalose!
Imper. negativo
no pierdadon't lose
ellos / ellas / ustedes
they, you all — several others — plural you shares it
Presente
pierdenthey lose
Perfecto
han perdidothey have lost
Subj. presente
pierdan(that) they lose
Subj. perfecto
hayan perdido(that) they have lost
Futuro
perderánthey will lose
Condicional
perderíanthey would lose
Fut. perfecto
habrán perdidothey will have lost
Cond. perfecto
habrían perdidothey would have lost
Subj. futuro
perdieren(should) they lose
Indefinido
perdieronthey lost
Imperfecto
perdíanthey used to lose
Pluscuamp.
habían perdidothey had lost
Subj. imperf.
perdieran(that) they lost
Subj. -se
perdiesen(that) they lost
Subj. pluscuamp.
hubieran perdido(that) they had lost
Pret. anterior
hubieron perdidothey had lost
Imperativo
pierdanlose!
Imper. negativo
no pierdandon't lose
Imagen.Resguardo de entrada del partido de fútbol americano entre Penn State y la Universidad de Pittsburgh, 23 de noviembre de 1946 — traducido de November 23, 1946 Penn State versus University of Pittsburgh football game ticket stub (Pittalum · wikimedia · CC0)
Resguardo de entrada del partido de fútbol americano entre Penn State y la Universidad de Pittsburgh, 23 de noviembre de 1946 — November 23, 1946 Penn State versus University of Pittsburgh football game ticket stub · fuente
Red = the form breaks the regular pattern. Everything in black you could have worked out from the endings alone.