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Experiencias de racismo: stem-change present verbs e--> ie, o --> ue

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I can use e>ie and o>ue stem-changing verbs in the context of people's experiences of racism in Mexico.

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Some verbs with ‘e’ in the stem (e.g. pensar) change to ‘ie’ for persons 1, 2, 3 and 6. Some verbs with ‘o’ in the stem (e.g. volver) change to ‘ue’ for persons 1, 2, 3 and 6. 'Ninguna' means 'no, not … any' (before a feminine singular noun). 'Ningún' means 'no, not … any' (before a masculine singular noun). ‘Ni’ (neither, nor), ‘ya no’ (not any more) and ‘sino’ (but) are useful negatives in Spanish.

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