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¡Ven a practicar conmigo!

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[Is that title correct? Come practice with me?]

So, here's what this board is about. I haven't practiced reflexive verbs in a while. So here, tell me about your daily routine including reflexive verbs [present tense is good!]

  1. Me despierto. [I wake up]
  2. Me lavo la cara. [I wash my face]
  3. Me visto en la ropa. [I put on my clothes]
  4. Me cepillo los dientes y me peino el pelo. [I brush my teeth and hair]
  5. Me maquillo. [I put on make-up]
  6. Salgo a la escuela. [I go to school]

    grin Muchas gracias, amigos!

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updated Jun 4, 2011
edited by Tosh
posted by SonrisaDelSol
Ven a practicar conmigo! No need to capitalize every word. :) - Tosh, Jun 4, 2011
Aren't we strict here? Lol - but it's to help both Spanish & English learners. :) - Tosh, Jun 4, 2011
Sorry - bad habit. You're right, though, I do not want to confuse anyone learning English - SonrisaDelSol, Jun 4, 2011
No te preocupes. I fixed it... added the 'a' and the initial ¡. :) - Tosh, Jun 4, 2011

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Me despierto. [I wake up]

Me lavo la cara. [I wash my face]

Me visto en la ropa / Me pongo la ropa. [I put on my clothes]

Me cepillo los dientes y me peino el pelo. [I brush my teeth and hair] (With peinarse, it is understood that you are combing your hair.)

Me maquillo. [I put on make-up]

SalgoVoy a la escuela. [I go to school]

updated Jun 4, 2011
posted by Deanski
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Salgo is 'I leave', so I think it would be better to say:

Salgo para la escuela... I leave for school.

Someone else correct me if I'm wrong... smile

updated Jun 4, 2011
posted by Tosh
You are exactly right. Don't know what I was thinking. Gracias - SonrisaDelSol, Jun 4, 2011
Right Tosh - 00a4c226, Jun 4, 2011
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Please come back to me to tell me who is moderating this thread, please do not open a new thread before you have found a mod for your threads sonrisagrin

updated Jun 4, 2011
posted by 00494d19
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Me rasgo la cabeza.

I scratch my head.

updated Jun 4, 2011
posted by Echoline
Interesante! - SonrisaDelSol, Jun 4, 2011
You mean rascar, not rasgar, right? You wouldn't want to tear you head up.:) - Deanski, Jun 4, 2011