To talk about relationships in Spanish, we use some special verbs. In this deck, you'll learn how to say you look like someone, whether you get along with people, and what impression someone makes on you.

To say that someone looks like, or is like, another person, you can use the reflexive verb you already know: 'parecerse a'. For example, 'Me parezco a mi padre' means 'I look like my father' or 'I am like my father'.

The most common way to talk about getting along with someone is the reflexive verb 'llevarse'. You can say 'llevarse bien' for getting along well, or 'llevarse mal' for not getting along.