Presente
Presente · ahora, hábitos y hechos
- yo I have a good time
- tú you have a good time
- usted, él, ella he/she has a good time
- nosotros we have a good time
- vosotros España you all have a good time
- ustedes, ellos, ellas they have a good time
VERBO EN ESPAÑOL
divertirse
to have a good time
- #217 más usado
- Verbo irregular en -ir
- Gerundio: divirtiéndose
- Participio pasado: divertido
Conjugación
Toca cualquier forma para oírla. La parte que cambia está en color.
Pasado
Pretérito indefinido · acciones terminadas
- yo I had a good time
- tú you had a good time
- usted, él, ella he/she had a good time
- nosotros we had a good time
- vosotros España you all had a good time
- ustedes, ellos, ellas they had a good time
Imperfecto
Pretérito imperfecto · “solía” y “estaba …ndo”
- yo I used to have a good time
- tú you used to have a good time
- usted, él, ella he/she used to have a good time
- nosotros we used to have a good time
- vosotros España you all used to have a good time
- ustedes, ellos, ellas they used to have a good time
Futuro
Futuro · planes y promesas; al hablar, “voy a hablar” es igual de común
- yo I will have a good time
- tú you will have a good time
- usted, él, ella he/she will have a good time
- nosotros we will have a good time
- vosotros España you all will have a good time
- ustedes, ellos, ellas they will have a good time
Condicional
Condicional · “haría”
- yo I would have a good time
- tú you would have a good time
- usted, él, ella he/she would have a good time
- nosotros we would have a good time
- vosotros España you all would have a good time
- ustedes, ellos, ellas they would have a good time
Presente de subjuntivo
Presente de subjuntivo · deseos, dudas, “que …”
- yo (that) I have a good time
- tú (that) you have a good time
- usted, él, ella (that) he/she have a good time
- nosotros (that) we have a good time
- vosotros España (that) you all have a good time
- ustedes, ellos, ellas (that) they have a good time
Pasado de subjuntivo
Imperfecto de subjuntivo · “si yo fuera”, “si …”
- yo (if) I had a good time
- tú (if) you had a good time
- usted, él, ella (if) he/she had a good time
- nosotros (if) we had a good time
- vosotros España (if) you all had a good time
- ustedes, ellos, ellas (if) they had a good time
Imperativo
Imperativo · peticiones y órdenes; en negativo se usa el subjuntivo (no hables)
- tú have a good time!
- usted have a good time! (formal)
- nosotros have a good time! (let’s)
- vosotros España have a good time! (all of you)
- ustedes have a good time! (all of you)
Cómo usar divertirse
Una frase para cada tiempo, tal como lo dice la gente.
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Presente
Los niños se divierten mucho en la alberca.
The kids have a great time in the pool.
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Pasado
Nos divertimos muchísimo en la boda de Luis.
We had a wonderful time at Luis's wedding.
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Imperfecto
De jóvenes nos divertíamos con cualquier cosa.
When we were young we had fun with anything.
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Futuro
Te divertirás en Guanajuato, es una ciudad hermosa.
You'll have a great time in Guanajuato, it's a beautiful city.
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Condicional
Me divertiría más si vinieras conmigo.
I'd have more fun if you came with me.
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Presente de subjuntivo
¡Que se diviertan mucho en la fiesta!
Have a great time at the party!
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Pasado de subjuntivo
Si te divirtieras más, trabajarías con más ganas.
If you had more fun, you'd work with more energy.
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Imperativo
¡Diviértete y no pienses en el trabajo!
Have fun and don't think about work!
Conviene saber
- "¡Que te diviertas!" is "Have fun!"
Dónde oyes divertirse
Las lecciones que enseñan una forma de él, y cómo lo dicen.
Español · Principiante Nivel 3
- Siempre me divierto con Sarah. I always have a good time with Sarah.
- Los turistas se divirtieron mucho en Chichén Itzá. The tourists had a great time at Chichen Itza.
- En Navidad, nos vamos a divertir mucho. At Christmas, we're going to have a lot of fun.
Verbos como este
El mismo patrón, en otros verbos: verbo irregular en -ir.