Reflexive verbs Flashcards by Judith Silver

Myself, yourself, his/herself, ourselves, their selves

Me, te, se, nos, se

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Them selves

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Ourselves

nos

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Himself

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Myself

Me; Yo mismo (for emphasis)

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Yourself (singular)

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Yourselves

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To move one’s residence; To change [one’s clothes]

Mudarse

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The infinitive form always ends with what reflexive pronoun?

Se: To wash one’s hands: Lavarse las manos.

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To get up

Levantarse

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It’s good to wake up early.

Es bueno despertarse temprano.

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To brush. To brush one’s teeth

Cepillar Cepillarse los dientes

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To put on makeup

Maquillarse

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I feel calm

Me siento calmada/tranquila

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Take a shower
I take a shower in the morning

La Regader (Mex & Col); Ducharse- yo me ducho por la mañana.

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To wash (oneself)

Lavarse

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To shave

Afeitarse

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To comb one’s hair; to get one’s hair done

Peinarse

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To move (out of home/to a new place)

Mudarse- Francisco se va a mudar a Bogotá.

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To move into position

Ponerse; ponerse de pie (to stand up)

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To get angry (with)

Enojarse (con) {you get mad with s.o. not “at” s.o.} (vs. to MAKE s.o. angry=enojar)

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To go to bed, to lie down

Acostarse (o:ue;
{to put s.o. to bed= acostar}

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To try on clothing

Probar; Probarse o:ue
{pruebo, pruebas, prueba, probamos, prueban}

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To take off

Quitarse

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To Stay

Quedarse

To dry oneself

Secarse

To sit down

Sentarse

To get dressed

Vestirse (vs. to dress s.o.=vestir)

To put on clothing

Ponerse

To go away/to leave

Irse (vs. to go: Ir)

To feel

Sentirse; Me siento enferma- I feel sick; Me siento triste

To let yourself

Dejarse

To let yourself/permit/allow self

Dejarse

I cut my finger

Me corté el dedo {you cut your own finger}

I'm doing X to myself

X____ yo mismo [so it must be reflexive]

To say goodbye to

Despedirse a. Me despido a mi hijo

To get used to; To get accustomed to

Acostumbrarse. Nancy no se acostumbra al clima. {Nancy can't get used to the weather}

To get angry (at)

Enojarse (con)

To get ready

Arreglarse

To sit

Sentarse (te sientas; se sienta; se sientan)

To take a risk for someone or something

Jugarse

To have fun, to have a good time, to enjoy oneself

Divertirse BUT to amuse= divertir

To cheer up

Alegrarse

To get married

Casarse

To wake up on one's own

Depertarse (vs. to wake someone up)

To graduate

Graduarse

To have fun

Divertirse- nos divertimos mucho jugando en la casa

Bedtime

La hora de acostarse

To stop oneself

Pararse

To brush one's hair; To brush oneself

Cepillarse

To Fall asleep; to go to sleep

Dormirse

To get bored

Aburrirse; BUT{to bore someone= aburrir}

To be pleased, to be happy

Alegrarse BUT to cheer up; to lighten up= alegrar

To get scared; to be frightened

Asustarse BUT to frighten or scare s.o.= Asustar

To feel-Psychological

Sentirse; BUT to feel (physical)= Sentir

To get undressed

Desvestirse (desvestir= to undress) quitarse = ok to use, too

To become lost; to miss something

Perderse

to get together, to gather

Reunirse: me reúno, te reúnes, se reúne, nos reunimos, se reúnen

To regret, to repent

Arrepentirse {me arrepiento, te arrepientas...nos arrepentimos, se arrepienten}

To remember [to]

Acordarse o:ue [de];recordar

To get tired

Cansarse

To wear out/run down

Gastarse

To go away, to leave

Irse

To take [someone somewhere]

Llevarse

To refuse

Negarse

To turn around (oneself)

Volverse

To Become

Volverse; Ponerse; Hacerse

By himself; For himself (use reflexive verbs)

Por él mismo

By himself

Por él mismo; Por sí mismo

I, myself (used for emphasis)=> must use reflexive)

Yo mismo

I'm going to bed

Yo estoy acostándome

juan & I tell each other everything!

¡Juan y yo nos contamos todo!

They insult each other because of the boy.

Ellas se insultan por el chico

To like; to be pleasing

Gustar (3rd person only) --Gusta; Gustan

To delight; to love

Encantar (3rd person only) --Encanta; Encantan

To bore (boring)

Aburrir (3rd person only) -Aburre; Aburren

To miss/ to be lacking, to be needed

Faltar (3rd person only) - Falta; Faltan Le falta sal-It needs salt

To matter, to be important

Importar-(3rd person only) No importa (it doesn't matter; it's not imporant)

To bother

Molestar (3rd person only) Molesta; molestan

To remain; to stay

Quedar

At night I take off my clothes

Por la noche me quita la ropa

We get dressed together

Nos ponemos la ropa juntos