How do I call someone a liar in Spanish?

I looked up "liar" in an english to spanish dictionary and came up with "mentiroso." What is the infinitive form of the word, and how do you say each form. (Meaning, what is the yo form, tu form, el form etc.) Thanks in advance.|||liar is mentiroso in Spanish.

It is not a verb but an adjective.

Yo soy/no soy mentiroso

Tu eres mentiroso

Ella es mentirosa

El es mentiroso

Nosotros somos mentirosos

Ellos son mentirosos



The verb to lie is mentir

yo miento

tu mientes

el/ella miente

nosotros mentimos

ellos mienten|||the word you looked up is correct. Mentiroso is the correct spanish word for liar. so if your calling a man a liar its mentiroso, a woman mentirosa. you can always google answers and barnes and noble book stores sell alot of good sources for cheap. No time for the book store? cheapbooks.com is a great source.|||Ok. Mentiroso is a noun, so there isn麓t ACTUALLY an infinitive form of that word, though the same root, verb, has been given, along with its CONJUGATION (all the forms) in the present tense (just a couple of expressions you're likely to need to know as you continue your studies...thought I'd help) :)



The forms, as PINK TUTU gave you are correct, though she didn麓t give you the vosotros: ment茅is. (not menteres which someone gave) and she put the Uds. form AFTER the Nosotroos, which isn't how I learned it, so don't confuse the two...It's a radical or stem changing verb.|||when you're saying it to a man , you say : tu eres un mentiroso.

when you're saying it to a women, you say : tu eres una mentirosa.

both of these meanings say the same in english: you are a liar.



when you're saying it to both, you say: ustedes son mentirosos.

you are all/both liars|||mentiroso|||mentir



miento

mientes

miente

mienten

mentimos|||miento

mientes

miente

mentiromos

mentires a little accent thingy over the 2nd e

mienten



ur welcom|||www.google.com/translate then put in the word you want to translate to whatever language

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