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cepillarse el pelo
to brush one's hair
ducharse
to shower
lavarse la cara
to wash one's face
lavarse las manos
to wash one's hands
maquillarse
to put on makeup
peinarse
to comb one's hair
el baño
bathroom
el champú
shampoo
la crema de afeitar
shaving cream
el maquillaje
makeup
la toalla
towel
el espejo
mirror
el despertador
alarm clock
afeitarse
to shave
cepillarse los dientes
to brush one's teeth
el jabón
soap
bañarse
to bathe; to take a bath
la rutina diaria
daily routine
acostarse (o:ue)
to lie down; to go to bed
despertarse (e:ie)
to wake up
vestirse (e:i)
to get dressed
dormirse (o:ue)
to go to sleep; to fall asleep
levantarse
to get up
Se acuesta.
He/she goes to bed.
Se afeita.
He/she shaves.
Se cepilla los dientes.
He/she brushes his/her teeth.
Se despierta.
He/she wakes up.
Se peina.
He/she combs his/her hair.
Se viste.
He/she gets dressed.
Se lava las manos.
He/she washes his/her hands.
Se ducha.
He/she takes a shower.
antes (de)
before
después
afterwards; then
después de
after
durante
during
entonces
then
luego
afterwards; then
más tarde
later (on)
por la mañana
in the morning
por la noche
at night
por la tarde
in the afternoon
por último
finally
A reflexive verb is used...
To indicate that the subject does something to or for himself.
Reflexive verbs always use...
reflexive pronouns
Reflexive verbs: lavarse: yo
me lavo
Reflexive verbs: lavarse: tú
te lavas
Reflexive verbs: lavarse: ud/él/ella
se lava
Reflexive verbs: lavarse: nosotros/as
nos lavamos
Reflexive verbs: lavarse: uds/ellos/ellas
se lavan
The pronoun ___ is attached to an infinitive, which identifies the verb as reflexive.
se
Where are reflexive verbs placed in sentences?
Before the conjugated verb, or attached to the infinitive or present participle.
acordarse (o:ue)
to remember
acostarse
to go to bed
afeitarse
to shave
bañarse
to bathe; to take a bath
cepillarse
to brush
despedirse (e:i)
to say goodbye
despertarse (e:ie)
to wake up
dormirse (o:ue)
to go to sleep
ducharse
to shower
enojarse
to get angry
irse
to go away; to leave
lavarse
to wash oneself
levantarse
to get up
llamarse
to be called; to be named
maquillarse
to put on makeup
peinarse
to comb one's hair
ponerse
to put on
ponerse (+ adj.)
to become
preocuparse
to worry
probarse (o:ue)
to try on
quedarse
to stay; to remain
quitarse
to take off
sentarse (e:ie)
to sit down
sentirse (e:ie)
to feel
vestirse (e:i)
to get dressed
What are the two ways to form the negative in Spanish?
You can place the negative word before the verb, or you can place no before the verb and the negative word after the verb.
When is the personal a used and why?
The personal a is used with alguien, nadie, alguno/a, algunos/as, and nunguno/a. They are used when these words refer to people and are the direct object of a verb.
Pero and sino both mean but. What is the difference between the two?
Sino is used when the first part of a sentence is negative and the second part contradicts it. It this context, sino means but rather or on the contrary. In all other cases, pero can be used to mean but.
Preterite of ser/ir: yo...
fui
Preterite of ser/ir: tú...
fuiste
Preterit of ser/ir: ud/él/ella...
fue
Preterit of ser/ir: nosotros/as...
fuimos
Preterit of ser/ir: uds/ellos/ellas...
fueron
Me gusta ese champú.
I like that shampoo.
To express the English equivalent of would like, use the construction...
[i.o. pronoun] + gustaría(n)
To clarify the people who are pleased, what construction is used?
A + [personal pronoun]
Verbs like gustar:
aburrir, encantar, faltar, fascinar, importar, interesar, molestar, quedar
Aburrir
to bore
encantar
to like very much; to love
faltar
to lack; to need
fascinar
to fascinate; to like very much
importar
to be important to; to matter
interesar
to be interesting to; to interest
molestar
to bother; to annoy
quedar
to be left over; to fit