REFLEXIVE VERBS YOU ALREADY KNOW
REFLEXIVE VERBS
YOU ALREADY KNOW
acostarse (o(ue) – to lie down, go to bed – se acuesta
afeitarse – to shave – se afeita
arreglarse – to get ready – me arreglo
bañarse – to bathe – se baña
cepillarse – to brush (hair or teeth) – se cepilla
cortarse – to cut (one’s hair or nails, or accidentally)
despertarse (e ( ie) – to wake up – se despierta
ducharse – to shower – se ducha
enojarse – to become angry – se enoja
ensuciarse – to get dirty
hacerse – to become – se hace – me hago
lavarse – to wash – se lava
llamarse – to be called, named – se llama
levantarse – to get up – se levanta
morirse (o ( ue) – to die – se muere
pintarse – to paint, put on lipstick – se pinta
ponerse – to put on, to become + adj – se pone – me pongo
prepararse – to get ready, to prepare oneself – se prepara
probarse (o ( ue) – to try on – se prueba
quitarse – to take off – se quita
reírse (e ( i) – to laugh – se ríe
romperse – to break – se rompe
secarse – to dry – se seca
sentarse (e ( ie) – to sit down – se sienta
subirse – to get on, climb in/up – se sube a
verse – to seem appear
vestirse (e ( i) – to get dressed – se viste
other helpful vocab:
las uñas – nails
los labios – lips
la toalla – towel
la bañera – bathtub
la razuradora – razor
el champú – shampoo
el secador – blowdryer
el cuerpo – the body
el espejo – the mirror
NEW(ish) REFLEXIVE VERBS
aburrirse – to become bored – se aburre
ahogarse – to drown, choke – se ahoga
alegrarse – to become happy – se alegra
amarrarse – to tie – se amarra
asustarse – become scared – se asusta
bajarse – to get off, climb down – se baja de
caerse – to fall down – se cae
callarse – to be quiet – se calla
cuidarse – to be careful, take care – se cuida
darse cuenta – to realize – se da cuenta – me doy cuenta
darse prisa – to hurry – se da prisa – me doy prisa
desvestirse (e(i) – to get undressed – se desviste
divertirse (e(ie) – to have fun
dormirse (o(ue) – falls asleep – se duerme
enamorarse – to fall in love
enfermarse – to become ill – se enferma
engordarse – to gain weight
hundirse – to sink – se hunde
irse – to leave – se va – me voy
maquillarse – to put on makeup – se maquilla
mirarse – to look at oneself – se mira
mojarse – to get wet – se moja
moverse (o(ue) – to move (one’s body)
peinarse – to comb – se peina
preocuparse – to worry – se preocupa
quedarse – to stay, remain – se queda
quejarse – to complain – se queja
relajarse – to relax
rizarse – to curl (hair) – se riza
sentirse (e(ie) – to feel – se siente
taparse – to cover (something on yourself) – se tapa
RECIPROCAL VERBS:
amarse – to love one another
besarse – kiss each other – se besan, nos besamos
acercarse – to approach something – se acerca a
alejarse – to move away from something – se aleja de
casarse – to get married
despedirse (e( i) – to say goodbye – se despide
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STUDY
STRATEGY:
There are many many reflexive verbs in Spanish. They all follow the same patterns of conjugation you have already learned. Here are some of the most common reflexive verbs.
You probably can figure out the meaning of most of these because you already know another similar word. How many of these would you be able to figure out without the definition?
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