Reflexive verbs express actions that a person does to themselves. They use reflexive pronouns and are far more common in Spanish than in English.
Reflexive Pronouns
- me (myself), te (yourself), se (himself/herself/yourself formal)
- nos (ourselves), os (yourselves), se (themselves/yourselves)
Common Reflexive Verbs
- llamarse — to be called: Me llamo Ana.
- levantarse — to get up: Me levanto a las 7.
- acostarse — to go to bed
- ducharse — to shower
- vestirse — to get dressed
- sentarse — to sit down
- despertarse — to wake up
Placement of Reflexive Pronouns
- Before conjugated verb: Me ducho por la mañana.
- Attached to infinitive: Voy a ducharme.
- Attached to gerund: Estoy duchándome.
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