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Spanish Pronominal Verbs: Feelings and State Changes
Learn to use Spanish pronominal verbs like sentirse, irse, and ponerse to express feelings, movement, and changes in emotional or physical state.
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Spanish Pronominal Verbs: Feelings and State Changes
Learn to use Spanish pronominal verbs like sentirse, irse, and ponerse to express feelings, movement, and changes in emotional or physical state.
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In Spanish, some verbs can be used with pronouns like 'me', 'te', and 'se' to change their meaning. These are called pronominal verbs. They are very common for talking about feelings, changes in state, or to emphasize who is doing the action. We'll learn three of the most useful ones: 'sentirse', 'ponerse', and 'irse'.
Lesson#2
To talk about how you feel emotionally or physically, you can use the verb 'sentirse' which as you already know, means 'to feel'. You combine it with a pronoun and usually an adjective. For example, 'Me siento cansado' means 'I feel tired'.
Quiz#3
How would a male speaker say 'I feel tired' in Spanish?
Me siento cansado.
Quiz#4
How would you ask a friend, 'Do you feel okay?' in Spanish?
¿Te sientes bien?
Quiz#5
How do you say 'She feels better today' in Spanish?
Ella se siente mejor hoy.
Quiz#6
How do you say 'We feel very interested' in Spanish, if the speakers are a mixed group?
Nos sentimos muy interesados.
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