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What does 'acostarse' mean?
What does 'afeitarse' mean?
What does 'bañarse' mean?
What does 'cepillarse' mean?
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What does 'despertarse' mean?
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What does 'dormirse' mean?
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What does 'ducharse' mean?
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What does 'lavarse' mean?
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What does 'levantarse' mean?
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What does 'maquillarse' mean?
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What does 'peinarse' mean?
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What does 'ponerse' mean?
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What does 'secarse' mean?
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What does 'quitarse' mean?
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What does 'vestirse' mean?
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What does 'aburrir' mean?
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What does 'aburrirse' mean?
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What does 'acordar' mean?
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What does 'acordarse (de)' mean?
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What does 'comer' mean?
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What does 'comerse' mean?
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What does 'dormir' mean?
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What does 'dormirse' mean?
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What does 'ir' mean?
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What does 'irse (de)' mean?
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What does 'llevar' mean?
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What does 'llevarse' mean?
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What does 'mudar' mean?
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What does 'mudarse' mean?
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What does 'parecer' mean?
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What does 'parecerse (a)' mean?
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What does 'poner' mean?
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What does 'quitar' mean?
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What does 'acercarse (a)' mean?
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What does 'arrepentirse (de)' mean?
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What does 'atreverse (a)' mean?
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What does 'convertirse (en)' mean?
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What does 'darse cuenta (de)' mean?
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What does 'enterarse (de)' mean?
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What does 'fijarse (en)' mean?
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What does 'morirse (de)' mean?
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What does 'olvidarse (de)' mean?
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What does 'preocuparse (por)' mean?
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Study Notes
Reflexive Verbs in Spanish
- Reflexive verbs indicate that the subject performs an action on themselves.
- Commonly used in daily routines and self-care activities.
Common Reflexive Verbs and Meanings
- acostarse: to go to bed
- afeitarse: to shave
- bañarse: to take a bath
- cepillarse: to brush (teeth or hair)
- despertarse: to wake up
- dormirse: to go to sleep
- ducharse: to take a shower
- lavarse: to wash (oneself)
- levantarse: to get up
- maquillarse: to put on makeup
- peinarse: to comb (hair)
- ponerse: to put on (clothing)
- secarse: to dry off
- quitarse: to take off (clothing)
- vestirse: to get dressed
Additional Reflexive Verbs with Different Contexts
- aburrirse: to get bored, while aburrir means to bore.
- acordarse (de): to remember, whereas acordar means to agree.
- comerse: to eat up, differentiating from comer which means to eat.
- dormirse has dual meanings: to fall asleep and to go to sleep.
- irse (de): to go away (from), adding a sense of departure.
- llevarse: to carry away, a reflexive form of llevar.
- mudarse: to move (change residence), relating to relocation.
Reflexive Actions Indicating Change and Realization
- acercarse (a): to approach, demonstrating movement towards something.
- arrepentirse (de): to repent, expressing emotional change.
- atreverse (a): to dare (to), indicating a challenge.
- convertirse (en): to become, denoting transformation.
- darse cuenta (de): to realize, a moment of clarity.
- enterarse (de): to find out (about), revealing new information.
- fijarse (en): to take notice (of), emphasizing observation.
Emotional and Relational Reflexive Verbs
- morirse (de): to die (of), often used for emotional states.
- olvidarse (de): to forget (about), indicating neglect or lapse in memory.
- preocuparse (por): to worry (about), representing concern for others.
- quejarse (de): to complain (about), expressing dissatisfaction.
- sorprenderse (de): to be surprised (about), highlighting unexpected reactions.
Note on Usage
- Reflexive verbs are conjugated in accordance with the subject, matching the form of the pronoun (me, te, se, nos, os).
- Important in daily conversations to express personal actions and experiences.
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