caerse

=

to fall

verb

caerse [cah-er’-say]
verb reflexive
1. All the meanings of the active form.
2. To be, afflicted, to be overwhelmed, to be disconsolate.
  • Dejarse caer -> to allow oneself to be down-hearted
  • Caerse de su peso -> to be very true, or manifest

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Verb Conjugation for "caerse"

Infinitive
caerse
Gerund
cayendo
Participle
caído
Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo me caigo me caí me caía me caeré me caiga
Tú te caes te caíste te caías te caerás te caigas
Ella/Él/Usted se cae se cayó se caía se caerá se caiga
Nosotros nos caemos nos caímos nos caíamos nos caeremos nos caigamos
Vosotros os caéis os caísteis os caíais os caeréis os caigáis
Ellos/Ustedes se caen se cayeron se caían se caerán se caigan
Complete caerse conjugation

"caerse" in the Answers forum
Q: Caerse?
A: to fall down look here
Q: Caerse bien
A: I'd say caerse translates to the old fashioned strike in English: Me cae bien = He strikes me well = I like him Les caigo bien = I strike them well =…
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