Question 1

to wake up

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despertarse (e>ie)

Question 2

to get up / to stand up

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levantarse

Question 3

to get dressed

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vestirse (e>i)

Question 4

to comb oneself

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peinarse

Question 5

to put makeup on

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maquillarse

Question 6

to shave

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afeitarse / rasurarse (NOTE: in some countries, the verb specific to feminine shaving is "depilarse".)

Question 7

to brush one's teeth

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lavarse los dientes (variations: lavarse la boca, cepillarse los dientes)

Question 8

to stretch

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estirarse

Question 9

to work out / train (oneself and/or a specific part of the body)

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entrenarse (e.g. Yo me entreno los lunes; Yo entreno las piernas los lunes.)

Question 10

to take off (something, usually clothing)

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quitarse (e.g. Yo me quito la camiseta.)

Question 11

to put on (usually clothing)

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ponerse (e.g. Yo me pongo la camiseta.)

Question 12

to take a bath / to take a shower

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bañarse (NOTE: in many countries, it is used interchangeably with "ducharse", even though bañarse is specific to bathing and ducharse is specific to showering)

Question 13

pajamas

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el pijama (Variations: el piyama, la piyama. It varies by country.)

Question 14

to go to bed / to lie down

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acostarse (o>ue)

Question 15

makeup / cosmetics

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el maquillaje

Question 16

nose

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la nariz

Question 17

mouth

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la boca

Question 18

face

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la cara

Question 19

towel

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la toalla

Question 20

teeth

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los dientes

Question 21

razor

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la afeitadora / rasuradora (NOTE: These are the most common words for it, but several others exist.)

Question 22

soap

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el jabón

Question 23

toothpaste

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la pasta de dientes (Variation: el dentífrico)

Question 24

toothbrush

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el cepillo de dientes

Question 25

arm

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el brazo

Question 26

leg

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la pierna

Question 27

calf (back of lower leg)

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la pantorrilla

Question 28

back

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la espalda

Question 29

chest

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el pecho

Question 30

shoulder

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el hombro

Question 31

to dry off (hair or oneself after showering)

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secarse (o el pelo o uno mismo después de bañarse)

Question 32

hair dryer / blow dryer

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la secadora de pelo (Variation: la secadora)

Question 33

to be ready

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estar listo

Question 34

remaining to do

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faltar hacer (e.g. "¿Qué te falta hacer?")

Question 35

to get in shape

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ponerse en forma

Question 36

to stay in shape

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mantenerse en forma

Question 37

to relax (oneself)

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relajarse

Question 38

in order to + action (e.g. in order to relax)

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para + verbo (e.g. para relajarme, yo escucho música)

Question 39

I just + action (e.g. I just washed the car.)

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acabar de + verbo (e.g. yo acabo de lavar el carro.)

Question 40

before + action (e.g. before I go to sleep, I brush my teeth.)

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antes de + verbo (e.g. antes de dormir, me lavo los dientes.)

Question 41

after + action (e.g. after eating breakfast, I go to school.)

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después de + verbo (e.g. después de desayunar, voy al colegio.)

Question 42

later / then

Accepted Answer

luego

Question 43

How do you stay in shape? (familiar)

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¿Cómo te mantienes en forma? (tú)

Question 44

What do you do to relax? (familiar)

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¿Qué haces para relajarte? (tú)

Question 45

What do you have to do? (familiar)

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¿Qué tienes que hacer? (tú)

Question 46

Stop copying here.

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Stop copying here.

Question 47

me

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reflexive pronoun of yo

Question 48

te

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reflexive pronoun of tú

Question 49

se (2nd person singular)

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reflexive pronoun of usted

Question 50

se (3rd person singular)

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reflexive pronoun of él or ella

Question 51

nos

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reflexive pronoun of nosotros

Question 52

os

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reflexive pronoun of vosotros

Question 53

se (2nd person plural)

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reflexive pronoun of ustedes

Question 54

se (3rd person plural)

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reflexive pronoun of ellos

Question 55

me, te, se, nos, os

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What are the reflexive pronouns?

Question 56

Directly before verb (e.g. yo ME levanto, tú TE levantas)

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Reflexive pronoun placement with one verb

Question 57

Directly before 1st verb OR attached to 2nd verb (e.g. yo ME quiero bañar / yo quiero bañarME)

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Reflexive pronoun placement with two verbs

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