Definition of Reflexive Verbs
Irse (Something you do when the party is over)
What is to leave?
These are verbs that describe daily things, usually surrounding getting up and ready each day, such as despertarse, peinarse, and levantarse.
What are Routines?
The reflexive form of dormir, to sleep.
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What is dormirse, to fall asleep?
Me siento triste.
What is to feel?
The Spanish translation of "To leave".
What is Irse?
Sentirse (Something that can be emotionally or physically)
What is to feel?
These are only reflexive in their plural forms, meaning two or more people are doing something together or to each other, like in the case of casarse or encontrarse.
What are Reciprocals?
The reflexive form of poner, to put.
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What is ponerse, to put on?
No me siento bien así que me siento.
What is to sit down?
The Spanish translation of "To Remember".
What is Acordarse?
Levantarse (The first thing you do in the morning)
What is to get up?
A small number of Spanish verbs are this, including quejarse de, darse cuenta de, and arrepentirse.
What are Always Reflexive.
The reflexive form of quitar, to take away.
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What is quitarse, to take off?
A qué hora te has levantado.
What is to get up?
The Spanish translation of "To Feel".
What is Sentirse?
Creerse (Many young children do this every year)
What is to believe?
Some verbs, such as irse, describe this or movement.
What is Motion?
The reflexive form of llevar, to carry.
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What is llevarse, to take?
Tengo que ponerme al dia con mis amigos.
What is to put on?
The Spanish translation of "To Give".
What is Darse?
Fijarse (Sports scouts should do this while players are playing)
What is to take notice?
Many of these use reflexive forms, including aburrirse, preocuparse, and crearse.
What are Emotions?
The reflexive form of volver, to return.
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What is volverse, to turn around?
Te crees un buen cantante.
The Spanish translation of "To Find".
What is Encontarse?