Spanish Reflexive Verbs: How-To, 20 Verbs & My 1 RULE to make them EASY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มิ.ย. 2024
- Reflexive verbs are key in daily-life conversations. So, in this lesson, we'll cover:
✅ How & When to Use Reflexive Verbs
✅ How to Conjugate them Correctly
✅ My Rule to Know if you need to use a Reflexive Verb
✅ List of Common Reflexive Verbs
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Garcias!!!
¡Gracias a ti!
Me duele la cabeza when I encountered reflexive verb and affirmative command for the first time. Gracias por la lección, maestra.
A mí también me dolió la cabeza la primera vez que tuve que explicar imperativo + posición de pronombres 😂
Hello, is it possible to get the manuscript for the content of this video?You are explaining this topic very well but my brain isn't fast enough to take it in
@@maryjanepagan4931 You can get a downloadable PDF with the notes for the lesson 😊The link is in the description
Before I graduated from Hero Spanish university I used to get confused with this stuff, but now I’m an expert…. 😳
Jajajaja 😂 ¡Me encanta leer esto, amigo!
gracias por tu clara explicacion :3
1- veo
2- nos levantamos
3- va , se va
4- te despertas
5- se baña, baña
¡Excelente! You chose the right forms. Here are a couple of conjugation notes.
#1. Despertar has a stem change. So, it should be "te despiertas".
#2. After a preposition, we use an infinitive verb. So, in sentence #5, we say "antes de bañarse..."
@@TellMeInSpanishEng thank you so muchh
My spanish dictionary says "¡No nos hemos cambiado!" means "We have not changed." Is this a Mexican idiomatic expression?
Tienes razón 😅 This is me, making a mistake and forgetting to change the translation.
just let you know, you are watched everywhere, Kyrgyzstan....good luck
Wow! That's so cool! ☺ ¡Muchas gracias!
1. Yo veo televisión
2. Tú y yo nos lavantamos
3. Va al trabajo, Juan se va a las ocho.
4. Tú te despertas tarde
5. Antes de bañarse, Lucía bañas a su perro
Good! Minor conjugation notes 🤓
#1. 'Despertarse' has an stem change from E to IE... "Tú te despiertas tarde".
#2. In #5, we're talking about Lucía, so both conjugations need to be in the third person singular: Antes de bañarse (this was correct), Lucía baña a su perro.