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Reflexive Verbs - Los Verbos Reflexivos

Spanish Reflexive Verbs

Whenever the subject of the sentence (the doer of the action) and the object of the sentence (the receiver of the action) refer to the same person, we use the reflexive form of the verb.

I dress myself every morning. (Reflexive)
I dress my son every morning. (Non-reflexive)

The table below shows how to conjugate the reflexive verb afeitarse (to shave) in the present tense.

afeitarse (example sentences) (full conjugation)


yo	me afeito	(I shave myself)
tú	te afeitas	(you shave yourself)
Ud./él/ ella	se afeita	(he shaves himself)
nosotros	nos afeitamos	(we shave ourselves)
vosotros	os afeitáis	(your guys shave yourselves)
Uds./ellos/ ellas	se afeitan	(they shave themselves)

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Vocabulary

lavarse - to wash (yourself)
bañarse - to bathe (yourself)
dedos - fingers
acostarse - to lie down

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