Learn to Use Reflexive Verbs in Spanish

[@Baselang]

Check out our blog for a more detailed discussion and more examples on Spanish Reflexive Verbs! gotothe.link/reflexive-verbs

[@jimzooter4239]

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[@dezvaldez143]

I ❤ the way you instruct!!

[@garrymontgomery2033]

Me pregunto dónde te criaste. Tu inglés es demasiado bueno para haberlo aprendido como segunda lengua y tu español es tan nativo como podría serlo el español. ¿Tu presentación de un tema? Bueno, incomparable.

[@qooraf7]

Love these vids, hope you guys can keep posting!

[@salamasumarni8617]

Step by step easily underdtood

[@mohammadshahzad5203]

La profesora es muy inteligente Me gustan voz de usted

[@thatzmental]

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[@sayturn8510]

I liked the Spider-Man meme thumbnail

[@NazyMomenzad]

Is too fast , i can not take a note , very good tips

[@Anya99ok]

you can pause or rewind , thats what I did. I get its annoying tho

[@HunterPanoch]

I don't know what's wrong with me but I've been learning Spanish for 10 years and still HATE these

[@bilingualmami]

"Me" and "Te" crystal clear...👌🏾 "Se" and "Nos" Im more confused than before I watched the video...I was really with you, thennn ya lost me...🥲

[@Baselang]

Oh noo! You can find more examples on our blog post, maybe this will clear up any doubts: baselang.com/blog/basic-grammar/reflexive-pronouns-in-spanish/

[@bilingualmami]

@@Baselang sooo yes "se" is "yourselves" or "themselves"...where did "eachother" come from...😩 Then at the end when Im like coo, me✅️ te✅️ se( I thought I had it) you threw one of them on the end of the verb and didnt explainnnnn...🫠