soler in Spanish: to usually (do something) (verb)

Translation

to usually (do something)

Word origin

From Latin solere ('to be accustomed to'). The same root underlies English insolent, literally 'not accustomed'.

Verb type-er irregular (o-ue stem-changing)

Regular spanish-irregular conjugation. Pronouns: yo, tú, él/ella/ud., nos., vos., ellos/uds..

Person	Present	Preterite	Imperfect	Future	Conditional
yo	suelo	solí	solía	soleré	solería
tú	sueles	soliste	solías	solerás	solerías
él/ella/ud.	suele	solió	solía	solerá	solería
nos.	solemos	solimos	solíamos	soleremos	soleríamos
vos.	soléis	solisteis	solíais	soleréis	soleríais
ellos/uds.	suelen	solieron	solían	solerán	solerían

Person	Present	Imperfect (-ra)	Imperfect (-se)
yo	suela	soliera	soliese
tú	suelas	solieras	solieses
él/ella/ud.	suela	soliera	soliese
nos.	solamos	soliéramos	soliésemos
vos.	soláis	solierais	solieseis
ellos/uds.	suelan	solieran	soliesen

desayunar .

I usually have coffee with milk for breakfast every morning.

gimnasio .

I used to go to the gym before work.

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My father usually reads the paper on Sundays.

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We usually have dinner at nine at home.

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It is not usually so cold at this time of year.

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My father usually reads the newspaper every morning.

siempre

always, forever

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