To talk about your daily routine in Spanish, you should use action words that explain what you do every day. Here are some important verbs to know:

Commonly Used Present Tense Verbs:

1. Despertar (to wake up)
2. Levantarse (to get up)
3. Duchar (to shower)
4. Vestir (to get dressed)
5. Comer (to eat)
6. Estudiar (to study)
7. Trabajar (to work)
8. Cenar (to have dinner)
9. Dormir (to sleep)

Example Sentences:

• Yo me despierto a las siete de la mañana.
  (I wake up at seven in the morning.)

• Después, me levanto y me ducho.
  (Then, I get up and shower.)

• Desayuno a las ocho.
  (I have breakfast at eight.)

• Estudio en la tarde.
  (I study in the afternoon.)

• Ceno a las seis.
  (I have dinner at six.)

• Finalmente, me duermo a las diez.
  (Finally, I go to sleep at ten.)

Writing Your Daily Routine:

You can use these sentences to write a short paragraph about your day. For example:
"Yo me despierto a las siete de la mañana. Después, me levanto y me ducho. Desayuno a las ocho. Estudio en la tarde. Ceno a las seis. Finalmente, me duermo a las diez."

Practice Questions:

To get better at speaking Spanish, try asking and answering these questions:

• ¿A qué hora te despiertas?
  (What time do you wake up?)

• ¿Qué haces después de ducharte?
  (What do you do after you shower?)

By using these present tense verbs, you can easily share your daily routine in Spanish!