Verbos Reflexivos

Question 1

to say goodbye
to fire

I said goodbye to my childhood.

The boss fired his employee.

Answer 1

despedirse
despedir

Me despedí de mi infancia.

El jefe despidió a su empleado.

Question 2

to behave

The children do not behave well.

Answer 2

comportarse

Los niños no se comportan bien.

Question 3

to laugh

I laughed and he laughed and we all laughed.

Answer 3

reirse

me rio
te reis
se rei
nos reímos
se ríen

me reí
te reiste
se rió
nos reímos
se rieron

estoy riendo
he reído

Me reí y él se rió y todos nos reímos.

Question 4

to get ready

It’s time to get ready.

Answer 4

alistarse o prepararse.

Es tiempo para se alista.

Question 5

to refuse (decline)

I refuse to rewrite the script.

Answer 5

negarse

me niego
te niegas
se niega
nos negamos
se niegan

me niegué

Me niego a reescribir el guion.

Question 6

to lean on (depend on)
to support

Answer 6

apoyarse
apoyar

Question 7

to be required
to require

Answer 7

requerirse
requerer

conjugate like querer

Question 8

to break

Answer 8

quebrarse (also romper)

me quiebro
te quiebras
se quiebra
nos quebramos
se quiebran

me quebré
te quebraste
se quebró
nos quebramos
se quebraron

Question 9

to become

Answer 9

convertirse
volverse
de ser o para ser
llegar a ser

me convierto
te conviertes
se convierte
nos convertimos
se convierten

me convertí
te convertiste
se convirtió
nos convertimos
se convirtieron

estoy convirtiendo
he convertido

Question 10

to hurt oneself

Answer 10

lastimarse

Question 11

to fix
to get ready (get fixed)

Answer 11

arreglar
arreglarse

Question 12

to get wet
to get dry

Answer 12

mojarse
secarse

me sequé (I got dry)

Question 13

to get sick (dizzy or motion sickness)

Answer 13

marearse

Question 14

to get drunk

Answer 14

emborracharse

Question 15

to be happy
to make someone happy

Answer 15

alegrarse
alegrar

Question 16

to get upset
to bother someone

Answer 16

molestarse
molestar

Question 17

to be amused (to have fun)
to amuse someone

Answer 17

divertirse
divertir

me divierto
te diviertes
se divierte
nos divertimos
se divierten

me divertí
te divertiste
se divirtió
nos divertimos
se divirtieron

estoy divirtiendo
he divertido

Question 18

to be surprised
to surprise someone

Answer 18

sorprenderse
sorprender

Question 19

to run into

Answer 19

toparse

Question 20

to complain

Answer 20

quejarse

Question 21

to realize

Answer 21

darse cuenta

darme cuenta
darte cuenta
darse cuenta
darnos cuenta
darse cuenta

me dí cuenta
te diste cuenta
se dio cuenta
nos dimos cuenta
se dieron cuenta

Question 22

to find out

Answer 22

enterarse de

Question 23

to prepare oneself

Answer 23

disponerse a

conjugate like poner

Question 24

to pay attention

I pay attention to the election.

Answer 24

fijarse en

Me fijo a la elección.

Question 25

to specialize

Answer 25

especializarse en

Question 26

to arrange a meeting

Answer 26

citarse con

Question 27

to fight
to get in a fight

Answer 27

pelear
pelearse

Question 28

to go for a walk

Answer 28

pasear

Question 29

to meet

Answer 29

reunirse

Question 30

to get cold
to get warm (to warm up)

Answer 30

enfriarse
calientarse

Question 31

to take a walk

Answer 31

pasear

Question 32

to hurry up

Answer 32

apurarse o darse prisa

Question 33

to tie (your shoelaces)

Son! Tie your shoelaces. (Imperative)

I tie my horse to the tree.

Answer 33

amarrarse

Hijo! Amárrate tus cordones!

Amarro mi caballo al árbol.

Question 34

to dare

Would you dare to sing in public?

Answer 34

atreverse

¿Te atreverías a cantar en público?

Question 35

to hurt

My back hurts.

Answer 35

dolerse

Me duele la espalda.

Question 36

to fall in love

We met at the Gypsy and fell in love.

Answer 36

enamorarse

Conocimos a la Gypsy y nos enamoramos.

Question 37

to slip (or slide)

The car slid down the mountain.

Answer 37

resbalarse

El carro se resbaló montaña abajo.