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The verbs They are words that are used to express actions, states, attitudes, conditions, events of nature or existence. The only verb admitted today in Spanish that begins with K is killustrate.
In Spanish, K is a very rare letter, but there are a variety of terms that come from other languages and that have been adapted for use by people in Spanish-speaking countries.
Many of these verbs still retain traits of the spelling of their native language. This is the case of verbs ending in K that come from English, to which the ending of the first conjugation in Spanish (-ar) is usually added. For example, hackear.
In addition, there are verbs that initially kept the foreign spelling, but were later accepted by the language academies and adapted to the spelling standards of Spanish. In those cases, the K was normalized as QU, for example: check (instead of * checkear), click (instead of * clicking) or knock down (instead of * knock).
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Examples of verbs with K
| crackkear | lookear | stalkear |
| hackear | rockear | stockear |
| kickear | shockear | trackear |
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Sentences with verbs with K
- I shocked see how many people were on the beach.
- The bands go out to rock out every weekend.
- Someone hacked the system and violated institutional security.
- I know looked for the occasion and did not go unnoticed.
- The hotels are stockean with inputs before the start of the tourism season.
- I thought that with the knowledge I had I could crack any computer security system.
- Kicked Tomás del chat for violating the rules of the website.
- Lautaro stalkea by social media to all candidates for the position before calling them for an interview.
- My sister tracked shipping to make sure the package doesn't arrive when she's not at home.
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