Video: Spanish Reflexive Verbs

Spanish Reflexive Verbs Conjugation

Moving on with reflexive conjugation, now we’ll try conjugating the Spanish verb “Bañarse” which means “to bathe (oneself)”

I bathe (myself) would be:  me baño	We bathe (ourselves) would be: nos bañamos
(Juan) you bathe (yourself) would be: te bañas	You bathe (yourselves) – if you are on a first-name basis with a group of people in Spain- would be: os bañáis
He, she or Dr. Garcia, you bathe (yourself) would be:    se baña	And finally: They or all of you bathe (yourselves) would be: se bañan

Spanish Reflexive Verbs

reflexives would be:

I bathe myself              which in Spanish would be Me baño
And
I wash myself              which in Spanish would be Me lavo

Let’s see how we conjugate a complete reflexive verb. We’ll use the verb “to wash” or “lavarse”.

I wash myself would be: me lavo	We wash ourselves would be: nos lavamos
María you wash yourself would be: te lavas	With “vosotros” used only in Spain “You wash yourselves” would be: os laváis
He, she, or you (formal) wash yourself would be: se lava	And finally, they or all of you wash yourselves would be:   se lavan