Learn Spanish from Scratch: Lesson 6 - Morning Routines Unveiled
Good morning, Super Learners!
I'm your friend and guide, Miguel Marina, back with another enriching lesson to spice up your journey in learning Spanish. Today, we're diving into a morning routine, but not just any routine—a routine brimming with reflexive verbs and their English counterparts to start your day with a linguistic twist.
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A Morning Serenade with Reflexive Verbs
Let's orchestrate our mornings with reflexive verbs, ensuring we not only perform our daily rituals but also deepen our grasp of the beautiful Spanish language:
Despertarse (to wake up):
Yo me despierto (I wake up)
Tú te despiertas (You wake up)
Él/Ella se despierta (He/She wakes up)
Nosotros nos despertamos (We wake up)
Vosotros os despertáis (You all wake up)
Ellos/Ellas se despiertan (They wake up)
"Me despierto con los primeros rayos del sol, una promesa de nuevas palabras por aprender." Each sunrise, a new opportunity to conjugate.
Levantarse (to get up):
Yo me levanto (I get up)
Tú te levantas (You get up)
Él/Ella se levanta (He/She gets up)
Nosotros nos levantamos (We get up)
Vosotros os levantáis (You all get up)
Ellos/Ellas se levantan (They get up)
"Nos levantamos con la determinación de conquistar el día y sus verbos." As we rise, so does our command of the language.
Ducharse (to shower):