The verb sentirse  



Gramática
Sentirse is a reflexive verb.

To say that you feel something, you use the phrase me siento.
To say that your friend feels something, you say te sientes.
To say that you/he/she feels something, you say se siente.
To say that we feel something, you say nos sentimos.

Examples:

Me siento muy bien. - I feel very well.
¿Te sientes mal? - Do you feel bad?
¿Como se siente ella? - How does she feel?
Nos sentimos bien. - We feel well.

Gramática

yo me siento (I feel) nosotros nos sentimos (we feel)
tú te sientes (you feel) vosotros os sentís (you guys feel)
Ud./él/ella se siente (he feels) Uds./ellos/ ellas se sienten (they feel)

Sentences
No me siento muy bien. - I don't feel very well.
Me siento mal. - I feel bad.
Me siento muy mal. - I feel very bad.
Me siento engañado. - I feel cheated.
Me siento como prisionero. - I feel like a prisoner.
Me siento solo. - I feel alone.

¿Te sientes enfermo? - Do you feel sick?
¿Cómo te sientes? - How do you feel?
¿Te sientes mejor? - Are you feeling better?

¿Se siente los brazos? - Do you feel your arms?
¿Se siente las piernas? - Do you feel your legs?
¿Se siente mejor? - Is she feeling better?
Ella se siente mucho mejor. - She feels much better.

Nos sentimos incompetentes. - We feel incompetent.
Nos sentimos engañados. - We feel cheated.
Nos sentimos como prisioneros. - We feel like prisoners.
Nos sentimos defraudados. - We feel defrauded.
Nos sentimos solos. - We feel alone.

Ellas se sienten tristes. - They feel sad.
Ellos se sienten optimistas. - They feel optimistic.
Ellos se sienten felices. - They feel happy.
Ellas se sienten alegres. - They feel happy.

Notes for the Tutor

  • The student should repeat these simple sentences to practice vocabulary and improve pronunciation.
  • Suggested Homework: The student should make 5 sentences practicing the conjugation and use of the verb SENTIRSE

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