Chapter 11: Reflexive verbs and reflexive pronouns Flashcards

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I dry my hair with a hairdryer.

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Me seco el pelo con la secadora.

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I do not get up late.

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No me levanto tarde.

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He wants to shave.

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Se quiere afeitar. OR Quiere afeitarse.

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She is waking up.

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Se está despertando. OR Está despertándose

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We are getting dressed.

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Estamos vistiéndonos

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She is getting up.

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Ella está levantándose.

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What are the reflexive pronouns in Spanish?

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Me, te, se, nos, os, se.

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I see myself in the mirror.

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Me miro en el espejo.

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I dry the towels on the terrace.

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Seco las toallas en la terraza.

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To go to bed

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Acostarse (o … ue)

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To shave (oneself)

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Afeitarse

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To dress up

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Arreglarse

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To bathe (oneself)

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Bañarse

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To brush one´s hair/teeth.

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Cepillarse

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To wake up

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Despertarse (e…ie)

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To undress (oneself)

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Desvestirse (e…i)

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To fall asleep

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Dormirse (o…ue)

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To take a shower

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Ducharse

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To wash (oneself)

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Lavarse

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To get up, stand up

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Levantarse

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To put on makeup

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Maquillarse

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To comb one´s hair

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Peinarse

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To take off (an item of clothing)

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Quitarse

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To dry off (oneself)

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Secarse

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To see oneself
Verse
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To get dressed
Vestirse (e...i)
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Alina brushes her teeth.
Alina se cepilla los dientes.
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Marian dresses quickly.
Marian se viste rápido.
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I take off my pajamas and put on my dress.
Me quito el pijama y me pongo el vestido.
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To bore (someone)
Aburrir
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To be bored
Aburrirse
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To fall
Caer
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To fall down
Caerse
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To bother or annoy
Enojar
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To get angry
Enojarse
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To wake (someone) up.
Despertar (e...ie)
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To wake up.
Despertarse (e...ie)
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To sleep
Dormir (o...ue)
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To fall asleep
Dormirse (o...ue)
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To go
Ir (irregular)
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To go away
Irse (irregular)
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To carry
Llevar
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To get along
Llevarse
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To seem
Parecer
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To resemble
Parecerse
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To put, to place
Poner
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To put on, to become
Ponerse
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To take away
Quitar
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To take off
Quitarse
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Lisa woke up at midnight.
Lisa se despertó a la medianoche.
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Juan Carlos used to get up early every Saturday.
Juan Carlos se levantaba temprano todos los sábados.
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Carlos has hidden behind a tree.
Carlos se ha escondido detrás de un árbol.
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Pablito had fallen from his bed.
Pablito se había caído de la cama.
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To remember
Acordarse de
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To dare (to)
Atreverse a
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To regret
Arrepentirse de
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To realize
Darse cuenta de
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To make fun of
Burlarse de
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To find out about
Enterarse de
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To take notice of
Fijarse en
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To die of
Morirse de
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To refuse to
Negarse a
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To forget about
Olvidarse de
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To resemble
Parecerse a
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To complain about
Quejarse de
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To make fun of (begins with r)
Reírse de
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To be surprised by
Sorprenderse de
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I complain about my boss.
Me quejo de mi jefe.
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Are you making fun of me?
¿Te burlas de mí?
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We refuse to pay the fine.
Nos negamos a pagar la multa.
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You (pl. form.) forget to return the books.
Uds. se olvidan de devolver los libros.
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The window got/was broken.
Se rompió la ventana.
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The windows were opened OR The windows opened up.
Se abrieron las ventanas.
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My glove got lost.
Se me perdió un guante.
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John´s car broke down.
A Juan se le descompuso el carro.
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Tere´s and Marta´s cakes got burned.
A Tere y Marta se les quemaron los pasteles.
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The farmer´s cow died. OR The farmer´s cow up and died on him.
Al granjero se le murió la vaca.
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Spanish spoken here.
Se habla español.
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Car for sale.
Se vende carro.
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For rent.
Se alquila.
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Wanted: Emilio Escobar.
Se busca. Emilio Escobar.
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Juan gave it to Mary. (Masculine object)
Juan se lo dio a María.
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We said it to them yesterday.
Se lo dijimos ayer.
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I bought them (apples.)
Las compré.
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He/She/You formal sold them (cars).
Los vendió.
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Juan gave me the apples.
Juan me dio las manzanas.
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Juan gave them to me. (Apples)
Juan me las dio.
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Juan gave the apples to Marta.
Juan le dio las manzanas (a Marta). The last bit is only necessary to avoid confusion.
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Juan gave her the apples.
Juan se dio las manzanas (a Marta). The last part is only necessary to avoid confusion.
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Juan went with her.
Juan fue con ella.
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María took it with her (herself).
María se lo llevó consigo misma.
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Do you want to go to the movies with me?
¿Quieres ir conmigo al cine?
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Of course! I always like going with you.
¡Por supuesto! Siempre me gusta ir contigo.