where can i find charts to translate spanish infinitives for each different pronoun?
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There are books that do this.  A famous one that a lot of people use is "101 Spanish Verbs".
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An infinitive in Spanish is the "to" form of a word in English.\nExamples: \ncorrer = to run\n                  comer = to eat\n                  escribir = to write\n                  tocar = to play (an instrument)\n                  jugar = to play (a game or sport)\n\nThe infinitive form of a word always ends in either an "ar," an "er," or an "ir."  The infinitive is considered the basic form of a noun.  From there, you conjugate it into different tenses and forms.
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Try this site. http://www.systransoft.com/index.html\n\nIt's the same engine supporting babel fish.\n\nBut of course don't expect the translation to be good if you are translating from sentenses or paragraphs. Its far from perfect. You should get by relatively well if all you need is to translate individual words.
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TRY TO GOOGLE IT IN SPANISH
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I think you just got a good answer from Richard, but I would HIGHLY recommend the book "501 Spanish Verbs" if you do not already have this.  It shows all 84+ conjugations of each verb, and really helps in understanding the differences between the regular and irregular verbs, such as the stem-changing verbs.  It also has some helpful pointers about the use of each verb.
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I'm assuming you want to know the conjugations of the verb "dar" (to give).\n\n\ni. SIMPLE VERBS \n\n1. Modo indicativo. (Indicative Mood)\n\nPRESENTE (Present Tense)\nYo doy\nTú das\nEl (ella) da\nNosotros damos\nUstedes dan\nEllos (ellas) dan\n\nPRETERITO O PASADO (Past Tense)\nYo dí\nTú diste\nEl (ella) dió\nNosotros dimos\nUstedes dieron\nEllos (ellas) dieron\n\nFUTURO (Future tense)\nYo daré\nTú darás\nEl (ella) dará\nNosotros daremos\nUstedes darán\nEllos (ellas) darán\n\nCO-PRETERITO\nYo daba\nTú dabas\nEl (ella) daba\nNosotros dábamos\nUstedes daban\nEllos (ellas) daban\n\nPOS-PRETERITO\nYo daría\nTú darías\nEl (ella) daría \nNosotros daríamos\nUstedes darían\nEllos (ellas) darían\n\n2. Modo subjuntivo (Subjunctive Mood)\n\nPRESENTE (Present Tense)\nYo de\nTu des\nEl (ella) de\nNosotros demos\nUstedes den\nEllos den\n\nPRETERITO O PASADO (Past Tense)\nYo diera (or diese)\nTu dieras (or dieses)\nEl (ella) diera (or diese)\nNosotros diéramos (or diésemos)\nUstedes dierais (or dieseis)\nEllos (ellas) dieran (or diesen)\n\nFUTURO (Future Tense)\nYo diere\nTú dieres\nEl (ella) diere \nNosotros diéremos\nUstedes diereis\nEllos (ellas) dieren \n\n\n3. Imperativo (Imperative Mood)\n\n(Tú) da, or 'dad'\n\n\nii. COMPOUND VERBS \n\n1. Modo indicativo (Indicative mood)\n\nANTE-PRESENTE \nYo he dado\nTú has dado\nEl (ella) ha dado\nNosotros hemos dado\nUstedes habéis dado\nEllos (ellas) han dado\n\n\nANTE-PRETERITO \nYo hube dado\nTú hubiste dado\nEl (ella) hubo dado\nNosotros hubimos dado\nUstedes hubisteis dado\nEllos (celebrado) hubieron dado\n\nANTE-FUTURO\nYo habré dado\nTú habrás dado\nEl (ella) habrá dado\nNosotros habremos dado\nUstedes habréis dado\nEllos (ellas) habrán dado\n\nANTE-COPRETERITO\nYo había dado\nTú habías dado\nEl (ella) había dado\nNosotros habíamos dado\nUstedes habíais dado\nEllos (ellas) habían dado\n\nANTE-POSPRETERITO\nYo habría dado \nTú habrías dado\nEl (ella) habría dado\nNosotros habríamos dado\nUstedes habríais dado\nEllos (ellas) habrían dado\n\n2. Modo subjuntivo (Subjunctive mood)\n\nANTE-PRESENTE\nYo haya dado\nTú hayas dado\nEl (ella) haya dado\nNosotros hayamos dado\nUstedes hayáis celebrado \nEllos hayan dado \n\nANTE-PRETERITO\nYo hubiera (or 'hubiese') dado\nTú hubieras (or 'hubieses') dado\nEl (ella) hubiera (or 'hubiese') dado\nNosotros hubiéramos (or 'hubiésemos') dado\nUstedes hubierais (or 'hubieseis') dado\nEllos (ellas) hubieran (or 'hubiesen') dado\n\nANTE-FUTURO \nYo hubiere dado\nTú hubieres dado\nEl (ella) hubiere dado\nNosotros hubiéremos dado\nUstedes hubiereis dado\nEllos (ellas) hubieren dado
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try altavista.com, it might help
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caminar is the entire infinitive\ncamin- is the stem\n-ar is the (infinitive) ending\ntense is generally not shown in infinitives \nconjugation is changing the ending to match the subject pronouns.\nThe subject pronouns in English are\ni, you (sg), he, she , it, we, you (pl), they.  Yo is the 1st person singular subject pronoun and means 'I'.  \nThis is in your Spanish book, probably in the first 'real' chapter (not that stuff at the beginning with names and numbers and some school supplies!)
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Here you go, try this : http://www.parstranslator.net/eng/translate.htm
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"I need an exaple of a photographic chart!" OH MY GOODNESS!!!\n¡Yo tengo la clase de espanol en mi escuela!\nlo siento, it just suprised me when I could slightly understand! :)
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try this:\n\nhttp://www.propilven.com/sitio_ingles/pro_proceso.asp
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for spanish go to a translation site like free translations.com
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babelfish.altavista.com\n\nEnjoy!
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portuguese,spanish,and english
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http://www.monografias.com/trabajos10/remex/remex.shtml
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altavista.com. Under the search bar theres a thing that says babel fish translation.
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http://world.altavista.com/\n\nCuenta-habiente