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Spanish Reflexive Verbs - Vestirse

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What does 'vestirse' mean?

to get dressed (correct)

to get undressed

to eat

to sleep

What does 'me visto' mean?

I get dressed

What does 'te vistes' mean?

You get dressed

What does 'se viste' mean?

He/She gets dressed Signup and view all the answers

What does 'nos vestimos' mean?

We get dressed Signup and view all the answers

What does 'os vestís' mean?

You (plural) get dressed Signup and view all the answers

What does 'se visten' mean?

They get dressed Signup and view all the answers

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Stem Changing Reflexive Verbs: Vestirse

Vestirse translates to "to get dressed" and is an important reflexive verb in Spanish, indicating an action that the subject performs upon themselves.

Conjugation in the Present Tense

Me visto: "I get dressed". Used when the speaker is referring to themselves.
Te vistes: "You get dressed". Informal singular form for addressing someone directly.
Se viste: "He/She gets dressed". Third-person singular form for he or she.
Nos vestimos: "We get dressed". Used when the speaker includes themselves with others in the action.
Os vestís: "You (plural) get dressed". Informal plural form commonly used in Spain.
Se visten: "They get dressed". Third-person plural form for a group.

Usage Note

Reflexive verbs like "vestirse" require the appropriate reflexive pronoun (me, te, se, nos, os) that matches the subject performing the action.

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Test your knowledge of the stem-changing reflexive verb 'vestirse'. This quiz covers various conjugations in different personal pronouns. Ideal for students learning Spanish grammar and verb forms.