Uses of Se Flashcards

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Uses of Se

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Usos de Se

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They said bye to each other

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Ellos se despidieron.

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Hey, you dropped something

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Oye, se te cayó algo

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People eat a lot of red meat here.

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Se come mucha carne aquí

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Smoking is prohibited here

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Se prohibe fumar aquí

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We lost our documents.

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Se nos perdieron los documentos.

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They love each other so much

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Ellos se aman mucho.

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She gave them to us.

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Ella nos los dio.

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They met with him yesterday

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Ellos se encontraron con él ayer.

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He left the phone at home.

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Él dejó el teléfono en la casa.

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They see each other very often

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Ellos se ven muy frecuentemente

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She gave them to them.

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Ella se los dio.

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The store is closed at 7 p.m.

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La tienda se Cierra a las 7 p.m.

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I lost my keys

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Se me perdieron las llaves

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Philip wanted my phone so I lent IT TO HIM

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Philipe quería mi teléfono entonces se lo presté

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In Columbia they travel a lot by motorcycle

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En Colombia se anda mucho en moto.

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Mary & Sam said goodbye to each other with a big hug

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Mayra y Samuel se despidieron con un gran abrazo.

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In this hotel pets are prohibited

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En este hotel se prohíben las mascotas.

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Alba dropped something so I advised her to get it.

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A Alba se le cayó algo, avísale para que lo recoja.

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Sam wanted (cond.) icecream so he bought it.

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Samuel quería ese helado, así que se lo compré.

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Yesterday she met with Ana in the cafeteria

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Ayer ella se encontró con Ana en la cafetería

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I dropped the coins.

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Se me cayeron las monedas.

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You forgot to bring your jacket.

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Se te olvidó traer tu chaqueta.

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She spilled the soda on her skirt.

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Se le regó la gaseosa en su falda.

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We lost the biology book.
Se nos perdió el libro de Bilogía.
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The gift was left by them at the hotel
Se les quedó el regalo en el hotel.
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Ana goes to bed at midnight on Sundays.
Ana se acuesta a medianoche los domingos.
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Pablo never shaves his beard.
Pablo nunca se afeita la barba.
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Camilo showers at night.
Camilo se ducha en la noche.
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Maria puts on colorful pajamas to sleep
María se pone una pijama de colores para dormir.
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She got angry (lit. she angered herself)
Ella se enojó
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It makes you happy to speak Spanish.
Tú te alegras de hablar español.
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We always get bored in math class.
Nosotros siempre nos aburrimos en la clase de matemáticas
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The teacher referred to the exercise we did last week.
La profesora se refirió al ejercicio que hicimos la clase pasada.
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What are you talking about (referring to)
A que te refieres?
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Carla told me: “Imagine a world without violence”.
Carla me dijo: “Imagínate un mundo sin violencia”.
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Have you noticed the cheap prices here?
¿Te has fijado en los precios baratos aquí?
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Watch were you’re going
Fijate por donde vas
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Pablo and Sofía met at Friday’s party.
Pablo y Sofía se encontraron en la fiesta del viernes.
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They kissed at the party; Pablo saw them.
Ellos se besaron en la fiesta; Pablo los vio.
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Pedro and Pablo hit each other (fought each other)
Pedro y Pablo se golpearon
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They hugged each other and offered each other apologizes
Ellos se abrazaron y se ofrecieron disculpas
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we will see each other next week.
nos vemos la semana proxima
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Eugenia and Ana talk to each other every day
Eugenia y Ana se hablan todos los días
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They can’t stand each other at all.
Ellos no pueden soportarse para nada.
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Mary and I love each other
Mary y yo nos amamos
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The employees help each other
Los empleados se ayudan
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They ran out of juice at the restaurant.
A ellos se les acabó el jugo en el restaurante
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I ran out of ideas for next lunch
A mí se me acabaron las ideas para el próximo almuerzo
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I dropped my pens
A mí se me cayeron mi boligraphos
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She dropped the plates
A ella se le cayeron las platas
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Paul’s laptop got broken because he spilt soda on the keyboard.
A Paul se le dañó el portátil porque (a él) se le regó la gaseosa en el teclado.
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he spilled soda
(a él) se le regó la gaseosa
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Our washing machine got broken
A nosotros se nos dañó la lavadora
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My shoes got dirty because of the storm
A mí se me ensuciaron los zapatos por causa de la tormenta
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Teresa’s shirt got dirty.
A Teresa se le ensució la camisetta
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You forgot to take the garbage out.
A tí se te olvidó sacar/botar la basura.
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We forgot your birthday, let’s celebrate today!
A nosotros se nos olvidó tu cumpleaños, ¡festejemos hoy!
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We lost the front door’s key.
A nosotros se nos perdió la llave de la puerta principal.
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Terry lost her pet in the store
A Terry se le perdió la mascota en la tienda
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They left the gift at the hotel.
A ellos se les quedó el regalo en el hotel.
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We left the books on the table.
A nosotros se nos quedaron los libros en la mesa.
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We burned the cake.
A nosotros se nos quemó el pastel.
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They burned the rice
A ellos se les quemó el arroz
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Did your phone get scratched when you dropped it?
¿A ti se te rayó el teléfono cuando se te cayó?
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Their glasses got scratched at the party
A ellos se les rayaron las gafas a la fiesta
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She spilled the hot coffee on her white blouse.
A ella se le regó el cafe caliente en su blusa blanca.
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Again I spill (present tense) soda on my shirt
De nuevo se me riega la gaseosa en mi camisa
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To lay down
Acostarse
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To shave yourself
Afeitarse
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To hurry yourself up
Apurarse
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To get yourself ready/organized
Arreglarse
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To kneel down
Arrodillarse
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To bathe
Bañarse
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To brush your hair
Cepillarse el pelo
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to brush your teeth
Cepillarse los dientes
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to have one’s hair cut
Cortarse el pelo
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To say goodbye
Despedirse
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To wake (oneself) up
Despertarse
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To excuse (oneself) or apologize
Disculparse
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Enjoy oneself (literally to divert yourself)
Divertirse
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To fall asleep
Dormirse
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To shower oneself
Ducharse
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to get sick
Enfermarse
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To get (oneself) angry
Enojarse
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To leave, get oneself away
Irse
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to wash oneself
Lavarse
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to get oneself up
Levantarse
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To put on makeup
Maquillarse
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To comb your hair
Peinarse
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Put something on, clothe yourself
Ponerse
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To prepare yourself or get ready
Prepararse
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To say, remain, stay put
Quedarse
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Remove something from yourself, take off your clothes
Quitarse (la ropa)
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To laugh
Reirse
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To dry yourself off
Secarse
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To seat oneself
Sentarse
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to feel (an emotion/illness) in oneself
Sentirse
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To get dressed
Vestirse
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To love one another
Amarse Ana y Juan siempre se han amado.
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to hate each other
Odiarse: Camilo y Pablo se odian.
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To marry
Casarse: Juan y Natalia se casaron la semana pasada
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to divorce
Divorciarse – to divorce - Ellos se divorciaron hace 3 meses.
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to hug each other
Abrazarse – to hug each other – A Camilo y a Ana les gusta abrazarse.
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To kiss each other
Besarse – to kiss each other – Ellos se besaron en la fiesta.
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To get seperated
Separarse – to get separated – Wilson y Fabio se separaron.
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to write each other
Escribirse – to write to each other. - Mis papas se escribían cartas cada semana.
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to communicate with each other
Comunicarse: Ellos no se comunican mucho ahora.
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For two or more people to meet
Econtrarse: Miguel y ella van a encontrarse el jueves.
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to get together
Reunirse – to get together – Mis tíos se reunieron para pasar navidad juntos.
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To gather together
Juntarse: En Colombia la gente se junta mucho para celebrar.
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For two or more people to join together (meet up)
Unirse: Las dos empresas se unieron para trabajar en equipo.
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To fall in love
Enamorarse: Santiago y Mariana se enamoraron hace 4 años.
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To fight with each other
Pelearse – to fight with each other – Mis padres casi no se pelean.
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to call each other
Llamarse – to call each other – Ellas se llaman todas las semanas.
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To look at each other
Mirarse: Se nota que ellos se aman por la forma en como se miran.
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To yell/scream at each other
Gritarse – To Yell / scream at each other – Ellos se gritan mucho.
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to say goodbye
Despedirse: Nosotros nos despedimos con un abrazo y un beso en la mejilla.
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Boston gets cold in the winter
Boston se pone frío durante el invierno.