The Verb "Dar" in Spanish and How to Use It

The verb dar in Spanish means to give.

Dar is an -AR verb, but the yo form is irregular.

Let's take a look at how to conjugate the verb in the present tense and then I will provide some example sentences.

yo doy = I give
tú das = you give
él/ella/usted da = he/she/you (formal) give(s)
nosotros(as) damos= we give
vosotros(as) dais = you all (informal Spain) give
ellos/ellas/ustedes dan (they/you all (Latin America + Spain (formal)

Let's now take a look at a few example sentences using dar

1. Yo te doy un libro. = I give you a book.
2. Tú me das de tu tiempo. = You give me your time.
3. Ella os da unas galletas = She gives you all cookies (Spain)
4. Nosotros te damos el árbol. = We give you a tree.
5. Vosotros me dais la tarea. = You all (Spain) give me the homework.
6. Ellas le dan el dinero a él. = They (all girls) give him the money.

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