Forms of Andar  

Spanish Grammar Present Indicative Verb Andar
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The verb andar (conjugation) means "to walk". In certain contexts it means "to be".

yo ando (I walk)
tú andas (you walk)
Ud/él/ella anda (you/he/she walks)
nosotros (as) andamos (we walk)
vosotros (as) andáis (you guys walk)
Uds/ellos/ellas andan (you all/they walk)

Me gusta andar descalza cuando estoy en casa.
I like to walk barefoot when I'm home.

Él anda más aprisa que ella.
He walks faster than her.

¿Por dónde andas?
Where are you?

Andamos enfermos.
We are sick.

Ellos andan en el concierto.
They're at the concert.

¿Andabas con Sergio?
Were you with Sergio?

Present tense sentences with ando
Present tense sentences with andas
Present tense sentences with anda
Present tense sentences with andamos
Present tense sentences with andan
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