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Reflexive Verbs in Spanish

Reflexive verbs describe actions that the subject performs on themself. Examples include bathing, falling in love, waking up, getting up, lying down, washing, getting dressed, shaving, putting on makeup, and calling one another.

How to Use Reflexive Verbs

Reflexive verbs appear in the infinitive with -se, as in ducharse (“to shower”). When conjugated, the reflexive pronoun changes according to the subject:

Pronoun Subject me I te you (singular) se he, she, or you (formal) nos we os you (plural, in Spain) se they or you (plural, formal)

The verb itself follows its regular -ar, -er, or -ir conjugation pattern. For example, ducharse is conjugated as follows:

me ducho, te duchas, se ducha, nos duchamos, os ducháis, se duchan

The video also gives example sentences about lying down, going to bed early, showering or bathing, brushing one’s teeth, getting dressed, having a drink, and combing one’s hair.

Speaker and Source

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