El hombre se cayó de la bicicleta
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Could someone please help me understand the use of "se" here. Does it mean that the bike is "his" bike that he fell from?
This is from Rosetta Stone Latin American Spanish.
Gracias
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updated Feb 27, 2014
posted by helenpheasey
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"se" is the most confusing word in the Spanish language.
updated Feb 27, 2014
posted by gringojrf
Yes! Se me occurió que puede ser ' le'? - annierats, Feb 27, 2014
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You are going to have to learn how to use "se." Ella ya se fue para la escuela. (She already left for school)
El se llevo mi carro. (He took my car)
El se comió el pan y tomó vino. (He ate the bread and drank wine)
El vehículo se movió solo (The vehicle moved itself)
Mi amigo se fue enojado (my friend left angry)
updated Feb 27, 2014
posted by juanmelgar
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se = he himself
updated Feb 27, 2014
edited by chileno
posted by chileno
:) - gringojrf, Feb 27, 2014
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Maybe this might help a little.
"Caer" vs. "Caerse" -- Difference in Reflexive Verb Form Can Be Subtle
updated Feb 27, 2014
posted by NikkiLR
