Learn Spanish (Latin America): A veces practico yoga.

A veces practico yoga.

Sometimes I practice yoga.

Breakdown of A veces practico yoga.

Elon.io is an online learning platform

We have an entire course teaching Spanish (Latin America) grammar and vocabulary.

Start learning Spanish (Latin America) now

Questions & Answers about A veces practico yoga.

Does a veces always have to go at the beginning of the sentence?

No, it is quite flexible! While putting it at the beginning (A veces practico yoga) is very common, you can also put it at the end of the sentence: Practico yoga a veces.

What does a veces literally translate to?

It literally translates to "at times." The word vez means "time" (as in an instance, not the time on a clock). When making vez plural, the z changes to a c due to Spanish spelling rules, becoming veces.

Where is the word for "I" in this sentence?

The "I" is built right into the verb! The -o ending of practico already tells us that "I" am doing the action. You could technically say A veces yo practico yoga, but dropping the yo is much more common and natural in Spanish.

Can I say that I "do" yoga instead of "practice" it?

Yes, absolutely. Just like in English, you can use the verb hacer (to do) and say A veces hago yoga, or use practicar (to practice) and say A veces practico yoga. Both are widely used and sound perfectly natural.