to get tired
hablamos regular endingpienso stem changetengo irregularbusqué spelling change
Presente · What happens now or habitually
Me canso muy rápido con este calor.
I get tired very quickly in this heat.
Pretérito · A completed action in the past
Mi abuelo se cansó de caminar.
My grandfather got tired of walking.
Imperfecto · Ongoing or habitual past; "used to"
Los niños se cansaban en la playa.
The kids would get tired at the beach.
Futuro · What will happen
Te cansarás de esperar.
You'll get tired of waiting.
Condicional · What would happen
Yo me cansaría.
I'd get tired.
Pretérito perfecto · Has/have done
Me he cansado de esperar.
I've gotten tired of waiting.
Pluscuamperfecto · Had done
Ya se había cansado.
She had already gotten tired.
Futuro perfecto · Will have done
Rarely used with this verb.
Condicional perfecto · Would have done
Yo me habría cansado.
I would have gotten tired.
Presente de subjuntivo · Wishes, doubts, emotions about the present or future
No quiero que te canses.
I don't want you to get tired.
Imperfecto de subjuntivo (-ra) · Hypotheticals and past wishes; the common form
Temía que mi madre se cansara.
I was afraid my mother would get tired.
Imperfecto de subjuntivo (-se) · Same meaning as -ra; more literary
Rarely used with this verb.
Pretérito perfecto de subjuntivo · Subjunctive for something that has happened
Rarely used with this verb.
Pluscuamperfecto de subjuntivo · Contrary-to-fact past: "if I had..."
Rarely used with this verb.
Imperativo afirmativo · Commands: do it!
Cánsate jugando.
Tire yourself out playing.
Imperativo negativo · Commands: don't do it!
No te canses tanto.
Don't tire yourself out so much.