Learn Spanish Grammar - Reflexive Verbs in Spanish

I will teach you what reflexive verbs in Spanish are and how to use them. You will learn the difference between reflexive verbs in Spanish and in English. You will also learn many, many Spanish verbs. I will introduce you to my best friend, Frodott, who speaks Spanish very well. This Spanish class about reflexive verbs will show you some colloquial phrases native Spanish speakers use. Watch my lesson, make notes, ask questions and learn Spanish because this will make your brain smarter and brighter and a little Latina or latino. Next time I see you we will be speaking Spanish in the banana and el parachute in Acapulco.
Saludos, caracoles ya me voy a callar.

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“TO HAVE” / 5 WAYS TO USE "TENGO" - "TO HAVE" IN SPANISH:
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“TO LEAVE”, “TO GET GOING”: HOW TO USE THE VERB "TO LEAVE" IN SPANISH: "DEJAR": 
   • How to use the verb "to leave" in Spa...  

"TO PLAY" IN SPANISH: "JUGAR" & "TOCAR" 
   • "To play" in Spanish: "JUGAR" & "TOCAR"  

"TO BRING" IN SPANISH: "LLEVAR" OR "TRAER"? :
   • "To bring" in Spanish: "Llevar" or "T...  

“TO GO” LEARN SPANISH: THE VERB 'TO GO' IN SPANISH MADE EASY:
   • Learn Spanish: The verb 'TO GO' – IR,...  

REFLEXIVE VERBS: LEARN SPANISH GRAMMAR - REFLEXIVE VERBS IN SPANISH:
   • Learn Spanish Grammar - Reflexive Ver...  

“TO KNOW” IN SPANISH: 'SABER' AND 'CONOCER':
   • The verb 'to know' in Spanish: 'SABER...  

“TO LIKE” ME GUSTA - "TO LIKE" IN SPANISH:
   • Me gusta - "to like" in Spanish  

“TO DRINK” “TO TAKE” DO YOU SAY 'BEBER' OR 'TOMAR' IN SPANISH?:
   • Do you say 'beber' or 'tomar' in Span...  

“TO BE” IN ENGLISH / SER OR ESTAR?:
   • Ser or estar? [Speaking Spanish]  



It is overcast in Cuernavaca. Very strange!
Me gusta. Es romántico ver llover.