Hello HanKai, First let me advise you to learn the basic tense that will let you talk about everything, and will open the comprehension of other tenses: present. After understanding the rules and morphology of present tense, go for pretérito indefinido y pretérito imperfecto. Aprendo: I learn - presente Aprendía: I was learning - pretérito imperfecto Aprendí: I learnt Bonus tense: futuro - voy a aprender/I am going to learn Cheers!

Those conjugations are tricky, but you will learn far easy if you put those in a sentence. Traduce the next sentences and in Spanish you will have the same meaning but in subjunctive. yo aprenda=？ It is important that I learn Spanish or when i learn Spanish, i will travel to Mexico. yo haya aprendido=？I doubt that he have come yo aprendiera=？If I learned Spanish I would travel to Argentina. yo hubiera aprendido=？ If I had learned spanish I would have traveled to Argentina yo aprendiere=？This tense are not use in speaking, you will find them usually in Law papers or legislation and in old king decrees. yo hubiere aprendido=？Same as the last one. it is useless to learn those last tenses because they are only used while writing laws.

yo aprendo=I learn yo he aprendido = I have learned yo aprendia= I learned yo habia aprendido= I had learn yo aprendí=I learned yo hube aprendido= English doesn't have an equivalent to the Spanish "Pretérito anterior" (as far as I know) yo aprenderé= I will learn yo habré aprendido= I will have learned yo apredería= I would learn yo había aprendido=？I had learned yo aprenda=？No equivalent to the subjunctive. yo haya aprendido=？I would have learned (not sure) yo aprendiera=？Subjuntivo yo hubiera aprendido=？Subjuntivo yo aprendiere=？This is the "Futuro del subjuntivo" You can forget about this tense, it's only used in the field of law. yo hubiere aprendido=？Same as above. (tú)aprende= Learn! (Imperativo) (tú)no aprendas= Don't learn! aprendido = learned aprendiendo=learning *Keep in mind that the Spanish subjunctive doesn't have an equivalent in English, so we will need to translate a complete sentence to convey the same meaning.

Hi HanKai! This link might help you a bit: http://learningspanish.thisiscool.com/verbs/tenses.html