What is the present indicative form of afeitar?
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What is the present indicative form of the Spanish word afeitar which means to shave?
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updated Feb 12, 2012
posted by elefcourt
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yourself = me afeito
a dog = afeito
Me afeito todos los días. I shave (myself) every day.
Afeito a mi perro una vez al mes. I shave my dog one time a (per) month.
updated Jul 27, 2012
edited by Tosh
posted by Tosh
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What Tosh is saying is that this verb can be reflexive (meaning, for example, that if you are shaving yourself, you are the object of the verb).
If you are shaving yourself, you would say "me afeito."
For the rest of the reflexive present indicative, look up the conjugation for afeitarse.
For those of us just learning Spanish, the reflexive is a bit difficult.
Cheers.
updated Feb 12, 2012
edited by mtmonadnock
posted by mtmonadnock
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Are you shaving yourself? Or maybe a dog?
It matters...
updated Feb 12, 2012
edited by Tosh
posted by Tosh
:) - patch, Feb 12, 2012
