Nacer affirmative commands conjugation
Nacer in the affirmative commands: nace, nazca, nazcamos, naced, nazcan.
- to be born; to arise
- irregular (-zc-)
- Participle: nacido
- Gerund: naciendo
Affirmative commands imperativo afirmativo
| tú | nace |
|---|---|
| usted | nazca |
| nosotros | nazcamos |
| vosotros | naced |
| ustedes | nazcan |
Negative commands imperativo negativo
| tú | no nazcas |
|---|---|
| usted | no nazca |
| nosotros | no nazcamos |
| vosotros | no nazcáis |
| ustedes | no nazcan |
How to use nacer in the affirmative commands
Commands with nacer make little literal sense, since nobody chooses to be born. The forms exist (nace, nazca, nazcamos, nazcan) and you will mostly see them in figurative or poetic language, such as slogans about new beginnings or a wish for a new project. In everyday Spanish, the subjunctive with que expresses the same idea as a wish: Que nazca sano. Treat this page as reference rather than something you will need often.
Examples
Nace de nuevo cada mañana, decía el cartel del gimnasio.
Be born again every morning, said the gym's poster.
Que nazca sano y feliz.
May he be born healthy and happy.
Nazcan de esta crisis nuevas ideas, dijo la alcaldesa en su discurso.
Let new ideas be born from this crisis, the mayor said in her speech.
Quick check: nacer in the affirmative commands
More nacer tenses
- All nacer tenses
- Nacer present
- Nacer preterite
- Nacer imperfect
- Nacer future
- Nacer conditional
- Nacer present subjunctive
Other verbs in the affirmative commands
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