how do you conjugate despertarse in yo form?
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Mi hermana (despertarse) a las siete.
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updated Nov 20, 2009
posted by spanish2aid
yo me despierto. - nicole7336, Nov 19, 2009
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Well are you trying to say, My sister woke me up at 7 or are you trying to say My sister woke up at 7.
Mi hermana me despierta a las siete.
Mi hermana se despierta a las siete.
updated Nov 19, 2009
edited by Sprewett09
posted by Sprewett09
Nice, Sprewett09! :-) - chaparrito, Nov 19, 2009
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Mi despertador me despertó a las 7.
updated Nov 19, 2009
posted by 00515f39
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Sprewett09 gave a good answer. But since it was unclear about who was waking who, here's a few more suggestions: 
My sister wakes up at 7 o'clock.
Mi hermana se despierta a las siete.
My sister wakes me up at 7 o'clock.
Mi hermana me despierta a las siete.
My sister woke me up at 7 o'clock.
Mi hermana me despertó a las siete.
updated Nov 19, 2009
posted by chaparrito
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You'd use: "Me despierto" because it's despertarse, so you need the "me" in there. You could also say: "Yo me despierto", and it means the same thing. ¡Espero que sea gran ayuda! 
updated Nov 20, 2009
posted by june10
despertó - samdie, Nov 19, 2009
I'm talking about the present tense, so it is despierto. Despertó is the preterite form. - june10, Nov 20, 2009
Oh, wait, the sentence was in the preterite, sorry! :) - june10, Nov 20, 2009
