Spanish Reflexive Verbs: Your Daily Routine (me levanto, me ducho...)

Spanish reflexive verbs made simple: what they are, how me, te, se work, and how to describe your daily routine. Pablo's alarm goes off at seven, and one small word shows why "levanto a las siete" means "I lift... at seven". Learn the difference between lavar and lavarse, the reflexive pronouns, levantarse in the present, Pablo's whole day from me despierto to me duermo, how to talk to and about other people, where the pronoun goes with an infinitive, three common traps, then test yourself with a quick quiz. 📖 Reflexive verbs: the full guide: https://spanishgrammar.co.uk/reflexiv... ✏️ Practise: your daily routine: https://spanishgrammar.co.uk/practice... 📋 40 common reflexive verbs: https://spanishgrammar.co.uk/40-commo... Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:50 Doing it to yourself 1:25 The forms 2:03 Pablo's day 3:01 Me, te, se 3:34 With an infinitive 4:07 Three traps 4:52 Quiz All Spanish in this video is Spain Spanish (castellano). #LearnSpanish #SpanishGrammar #SpanishReflexiveVerbs