What does cepillarme mean?

Question

Es bueno cepillarme los dientes despues de comer? and when is it used

Answer 1

The dictionary isn't very helpful in this case but you may find this more enlightening Cepillarse

The short answer to your question is that the se on the end of the verb cepillar (to brush) makes the verb reflexive, meaning that it's something you or the person does to themselves.

It is conjugated like this: Conjugate cepillarse

i knew that part...but im just curious about the arme part - nellyp108, Jan 14, 2011

Actually the reflexive part explains that. Good answer Kiwi - Dakie, Jan 14, 2011

Thanks Dakie :) - Kiwi-Girl, Jan 14, 2011

Yupi jajaj - Dakie, Jan 14, 2011

Answer 2

It,s good to brush your teeth after you,ve eaten....,.When is it used? After eating.

Answer 3

Cepillar+me is the infinative of the verb with the personal pronoun added to it which indicates that it is the first person that is doing the teeth brushing it could be cepillarte which would then indicate second person cepillarse third person.

Answer 4

i know it means to brush, but what about the arme part?