Can someone explain the present tense ER and Ar verbs to me?

Question

verbs such as vender or compartir.Also please be specific.

Answer 1

"Vender" and "vendor" are nouns meaning one who vends or sells; there verb form is just "vend." I have no idea what "compartir" is. Could you perhaps mean the verb "compare" or perhaps the noun "comparator" which is an instrument for making comparisons.

The suffixes "er" and "or" are often added to verbs to make them into nouns meaning "one who does . . .", so a "seller" is "one who sells" and a "buyer" is "one who buys."

Answer 2

in spanish?
well it all depends on who you're talking to.
but if you use the word Yo (meaning I), then you have to put an O in the place of the er/ar ending of the verbs.
For example: Yo hablo englis. Yo como tacos.
Instead of leaving it Hablar english or Comer tacos.
Get it? E-mail me if you need more help.

Answer 3

AR (hablar)
yo (I) hablo
ud (you formal), el (he), ella (she) hablan
tu (you informal) hablas
nostotros (we formal) hablamos
vosotros (we informal) hablais (accent on second a)
uds (you all), ellos (they masculine), ellas (they feminine) hablan

so:
o
a
as
amos
ais (accent on a)
an

ER (comer)
yo como
tu comes
ud come
nos comemeos
vos comeis (accent on e)
uds comen

so:
o
es
e
emos
eis (accent on e)
en

Ir verbs are just like Er except for
nos imos
vos is