Arrepentir should not be in the SD Dictionary

Question

Administrator take note - arrepentir appears in the SD dictionary, but is not actually a word in Spanish. We can leave arrpentirse alone, however.

Answer 1

You are right that it's not an actual Spanish word or verb, but it's commonly used as in this sentence "no se va a arrepentir" or "no se arrepentirá" as in "you won't regret", usually as a catch frase when advertising something.

Obviously it goes accompanied by a pronoun; 'me', 'le' and so on, hence the confusion, I suppose.

Ex. "Te vas a arrepentir", "Tal vez me voy a arrepentir de esto", Te puedes arrepentir"... - 00a4c226, Nov 1, 2011

Coffee, isn't it true that all these examples, including those of geouk, use a reflexive pronoun? Are these not reflexive pronouns? - Jeremias, Nov 1, 2011