se viste y entonces se cepilla los dientes

he gets dressed and then he brushes his teeth

se viste y entonces se cepilla los dientes(seh bees-teh ee ehn-tohn-sehs seh seh-pee-yah lohs dyehn-tehs)

phrase

1. (third person singular)

a. he gets dressed and then he brushes his teeth

Primero se viste y entonces se cepilla los dientes, como le enseñó su mamá.

First he gets dressed and then he brushes his teeth, like his mom taught him.

b. she gets dressed and then she brushes her teeth

Ana es muy metódica. Se ducha, se viste y entonces se cepilla los dientes.

Ana is very methodical. She takes a shower, she gets dressed and then she brushes her teeth.

c. gets dressed and then he brushes his teeth

Todas las mañanas antes de ir a trabajar, Roberto se viste y entonces se cepilla los dientes.

Every morning before going to work, Roberto gets dressed and then he brushes his teeth.

d. gets dressed and then she brushes her teeth

Ana se viste y entonces se cepilla los dientes, yo en cambio me cepillo los dientes antes de vestirme.

Ana gets dressed and then she brushes her teeth, while I brush my teeth before getting dressed.

2.

(formal)

(second person singular)

a. you get dressed and then you brush your teeth

He notado que siempre se viste y entonces se cepilla los dientes. ¿Por qué no al revés?

I've noticed you always get dressed and then you brush your teeth. Why not the other way around?