Reflexive Verb Conjugations

Question

I need help conjugating these words using them in the Reflexive: Tu llamarse, Yo llamarse, Ella cansarse, Tu levantarse, Yo aburrurse, Yo llevantarse, Ella quedarse, El enojarse, La quedarse, Uds. levantarse, Tu peinarse, El aburrirse, Ud. llamarse, El ponerse, Uds. banarse, Uds. desayunarse, El llamarse, Yo banarse, Tu ponerse, Nosotros levantarse.

Welcome to the forum! - rac1, Feb 15, 2013

Answer 1

The trick is to remove the 'se' and conjugate the verb as usual to match whoever is doing the action.

Is the verb 'vestirse'? then remove the 'se', who is getting dressed? Yo? Then use 'visto'. Is it Pablo or él? then use 'vistes'.

But now you need to add the correct personal pronoun but instead of putting it back on the end where it was you bring it around to the front as a separate word. . Were you talking about yourself getting dressed? 'yo'? Then use 'me'. Me visto.

Was it Pablo or él then use se. Se viste. Was it us? Nosotros? the it will be nos vestimos, etc.

You might find this lesson helpful, here's an excerpt:

HOW TO EXPRESS REFLEXIVE ACTIONS

We often describe a reflexive action in English using reflexive pronouns such as 'myself', 'himself', 'herself', etc.

I see myself in the mirror. Reflexive action - the subject is the same as the object

Spanish uses reflexive pronouns for reflexive actions too:

me (myself)

te (yourself)

se (himself, herself, yourself)

nos (ourselves)

os (yourselves)

se (themselves, yourselves)

Eg: Paul gets (himself) dressed early every day.

Paul se viste (gets himself dressed) temprano todos los días ...

Great explanation and link! - Noetol, Feb 15, 2013

I really need to get these links for future references. So many times I have wanted to use your links and couldn't find them. Are they all in the same place? - rac1, Feb 15, 2013

They sure are :). http://learnenglishspanishonline.webs.com/apps/forums/ - Under the heading 'Spanish Language Lessons' about halfway down the forum page. - Kiwi-Girl, Feb 15, 2013

Thank you Kiwi ! :) - rac1, Feb 15, 2013

Yes, thank you. That demostrates what this forum is all about. - kirk1, Feb 15, 2013

Thanks guys :) - Kiwi-Girl, Feb 15, 2013

Answer 2

Conjugating a reflexive verb is the same as conjugating a normal verb, and you add the reflexive pronoun matching the subject.

me - myself te - yourself se - yourself / himself / herself / itself nos - ourselves os - yourselves se - yourselves / themselves

So, take the verb "llamar" for example (to call):

(Yo) me llamo (Tú) te llamas (Ud./Él, Ella) se llama (Nosotros) nos llamamos (Vosotros) os llamáis (Uds./Ellos/Ellas) se llaman

Answer 3

There really isn't a "tú llamarse" or any of the others. The second person of "llamarse" is "llamas" combined with the appropriate pronoun.

Me llamas = you call me

Te llamas = you call yourself

Se llamas = you call him/her/them

Nos llamas = you call us.

There isn't a "conjugation" per se. The base verb uses its normal forms, and is combined with the appropriate pronoun (me, te, se, os, nos). This is why they are called pronominal verbs. They can be of several classes, depending on the particular use. "Relexive" is just one subset.

Check out the link for some more info. relexives

Answer 4

The translate function will give you examples phrases and the con jugate ffunction will help you conjugate the verbs....

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