Reflexive verbs Flashcards

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to sit down, seat oneself She sits on the chair.

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**sentarse ella se sienta en la silla

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to dry oneself

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secarse

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to complain I don’t complain often. He’s always complaining about something.

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quejarse No me quejo a menudo. Siempre se está quejando de algo.

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to go to bed The children go to bed early.

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**acostarse Los niños se acuestran temprano.

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ponerse (la ropa) Me pongo el abrigo cuando hace frío.

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to put on (clothes) I put on my coat when it is cold.

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**despertarse Normalmente me despierto antes de la alarma.

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to wake up I usually wake up before the alarm.

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enfermarse ella se enferma a menudo

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to get sick She gets sick often.

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to try on (clothing) (conjugate) Mary tries on her new dress for me.

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**probarse me pruebo, te pruebas, se prueba, nos probamos, se prueban María se prueba su nuevo vestido para mi.

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**vestirse Se visten juntos. Me voy a vestir rápidamente.

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to get dressed They get dressed together. I’m going to get dressed quickly.

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to fall asleep He always falls asleep before midnight.

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**dormirse Siempre se duerme antes de la medianoche.

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to brush one’s (hair, teeth) We brush our teeth after eating a meal.

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cepillarse Nos cepillamos los dientes después de comer una comida.

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preocuparse (por) Me preocupo cuando mi hijo llega tarde.

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to worry (about) I worry when my son is late.

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to call oneself (name) I call myself Christina but my husband calls me Tina.

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llamarse Me llamo Christina pero mi marido me llama Tina.

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lavarse Me lavo las manos antes de comer.

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to wash oneself I wash my hands before eating.

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to bathe oneself I bathe my baby every night. I also bathe myself.

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bañarse Baño a mi bebé todas las noches. Yo también me baño.

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to put on (clothes) I put on my coat when it is cold.

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ponerse (la ropa) Me pongo el abrigo cuando hace frío.

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mirarse El bebé se mira las manos. Al bebé le gusta mirarse las manos.

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to look at oneself The baby looks at her hands. The baby likes to look at her hands.

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to get angry, mad She often gets mad at me. Please don’t be mad at me.

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enojarse Ella a menudo se enoja conmigo. Por favor no te enojes conmigo.

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to feel (emotionally, physically) I feel sick

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**sentirse me siento enferma

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to take off, remove (clothing) Tom takes off his shoes when he enters the house.

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quitarse Tom se quita los zapatos cuando entra a la casa.

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to leave, to go away I’m leaving work now.

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irse Me voy del trabajo ahora.

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**dormirse Siempre se duerme antes de la medianoche.

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to fall asleep He always falls asleep before midnight.

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to wake up I usually wake up before the alarm.

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**despertarse Normalmente me despierto antes de la alarma.

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quejarse No me quejo a menudo. Siempre se está quejando de algo.

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to complain I don’t complain often. He’s always complaining about something.

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verse él se ve en el espejo

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to see oneself he sees himself in the mirror. or He looks in the mirror

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to stand up, get up

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levantarse

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**sentarse ella se sienta en la silla

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to sit down, seat oneself she sits on the chair

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to take a shower I shower every day.

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ducharse Me ducho cada dia

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to see oneself he sees himself in the mirror. or He looks in the mirror

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verse él se ve en el espejo

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llamarse Me llamo Christina pero mi marido me llama Tina.

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to call oneself (name) I call myself Christina but my husband calls me Tina.

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peinarse Maria se peina el pelo.

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to come one’s hair Maria is combing her hair.

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to get sick She gets sick often.

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enfermarse ella se enferma a menudo

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**sentirse me siento enferma

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to feel (emotionally, physically) I feel sick

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to wash oneself I wash my hands before eating.

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lavarse Me lavo las manos antes de comer.

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**acostarse Los niños se acuestran temprano.

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to go to bed The children go to bed early.

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enojarse Ella a menudo se enoja conmigo. Por favor no te enojes conmigo.

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to get angry, mad She often gets mad at me. Please don’t be mad at me.

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cepillarse Nos cepillamos los dientes después de comer una comida.

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to brush one’s (hair, teeth) We brush our teeth after eating a meal.

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to come one’s hair Maria is combing her hair.

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peinarse Maria está peinandose el pelo.

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to worry (about) I worry when my son is late.

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preocuparse (por) Me preocupo cuando mi hijo llega tarde.

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bañarse Baño a mi bebé todas las noches. Yo también me baño.

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to bathe oneself I bathe my baby every night. I also bathe myself.

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**probarse me pruebo, te pruebas, se prueba, nos probamos, se prueban María se prueba su nuevo vestido para mi.

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to try on (clothing) (conjugate) Mary tries on her new dress for me.

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quitarse Tom se quita los zapatos cuando entra a la casa.

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to take off, remove (clothing) Tom takes off his shoes when he enters the house.

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irse Me voy del trabajo ahora.

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to leave, to go away I’m leaving work now.

44
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ducharse Me ducho cada dia

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to take a shower I shower every day.

45
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secarse

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to dry oneself

46
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to look at oneself The baby looks at her hands. The baby likes to look at her hands.

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mirarse El bebé se mira las manos. Al bebé le gusta mirarse las manos.

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to get dressed They get dressed together. I’m going to get dressed quickly.

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**vestirse Se visten juntos. Me voy a vestir rápidamente.

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levantarse

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to stand up, get up

49
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to stay, to stay at home, to stay in a hotel

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quedarse, quedarse en casa, quedarse in un hotel

50
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To stay, to stick around

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quedarse

51
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to dress, to undress

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vestirse, desvestirse

52
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to put on makeup

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maquillarse

53
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to comb your hair

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peinarse

54
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to dry off

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secarse

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56
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to relax

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relajarse

57
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Maria is going to get married next month.

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María y José van a casarse el próximo mes. OR

Maria y José se van a casar el próximo mes.

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Before going to bed I take my makeup off and wash my face.

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Antes de acostarme me quito el maquillaje y me lavo la cara.

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