"wake up" in Spanish
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How do you say wake up in Spanish?
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updated Feb 24, 2012
edited by StuartSD
posted by shacbing
Hi Shac, I edited your title for clarity. Again, welcome to Q&A! - StuartSD, Feb 24, 2012
''Wake up for spanish is '' Despierta'' - anakarmen1111, Feb 24, 2012
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Despertarse
updated Feb 24, 2012
posted by anakarmen1111
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In Spanish is despertarse
updated Feb 24, 2012
posted by arajei
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Welcome to the forum, Shac.
The other members have given you the infinitive (non-conjugated) verb.
Here are some examples of how to use the verb in sentences:
1) Me despierto a las cinco de la mañana todo los días. (I wake up at five every day)
2) ¿A qué hora se despertaron esta mañana? (What time did they wake up today?)
3) ¡Despiértate! (Wake up! informal command)
updated Feb 24, 2012
posted by --Mariana--
Bien dicho. Conjugated examples are always helpful! - RedLine55, Feb 24, 2012
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Hi Shac, for quick translations like this you can use our super-search dictionary/translator search box in the upper-right side of your screen or click on the "Translate" tab. "Despertarse" is "wake up" in Spanish. Welcome to Q&A!
updated Feb 24, 2012
posted by StuartSD
Despertarse on its own is the infinative of the verb and means to wake up, when you are telling someone to wake you need to use the imperative command "Despiértate" - kenwilliams, Feb 24, 2012
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Despertarse is what I'm told.
updated Feb 24, 2012
posted by Zalone
