In Spanish, when you do an action to yourself, like getting up or washing yourself, you use a special type of verb called a reflexive verb. These verbs use a set of pronouns to show who is receiving the action.

You've already seen these pronouns with the verb 'llamarse', as in 'me llamo'. The full set is 'me' for I, 'te' for you, 'se' for he, she, or you formal, 'nos' for we, 'os' for you plural, and 'se' again for they. Let's practice them.

Now let's use them with a common daily routine verb: 'levantarse', which means 'to get up'. The pronoun goes before the conjugated verb. For example, 'I get up' is 'Yo me levanto'.