Reflexive verbs are really important when we talk about our daily routines in Spanish.

These verbs help us describe things we do for ourselves every day.

Here are some common reflexive verbs you might use:

1. Levantarse (to get up)

   • Example: Yo me levanto a las 7 AM.
     (I get up at 7 AM.)

2. Vestirse (to get dressed)

   • Example: Ella se viste rápidamente.
     (She gets dressed quickly.)

3. Comer (to eat)

   • Example: Nosotros nos comemos el desayuno juntos.
     (We eat breakfast together.)

4. Estudiar (to study)

   • Example: Ellos se estudian para el examen.
     (They study for the exam.)

5. Dormir (to sleep)

   • Example: Tú te duermes a las 10 PM.
     (You go to sleep at 10 PM.)

How to use these verbs:

• First, you need to use a reflexive pronoun. Here are the pronouns:

  • me (for yo/I)
  • te (for tú/you)
  • se (for él/ella/usted/he/she/you polite)
  • nos (for nosotros/as/we)
  • os (for vosotros/as/you all)
  • se (for ellos/ellas/ustedes/they/you all polite)

• Next, change the verb based on who is doing the action.

Now, try making your own sentences with these reflexive verbs!

This will help you get better at Spanish!