MI LAVO, MI VESTO, MI DIVERTO - Italian Reflexive Verbs Clarified | Learn Italian Grammar

How do you say I get dressed, I brush my teeth, I enjoy myself in Italian? By using REFLEXIVE VERBS! Don't worry, they are not difficult to form, they are just ordinary verbs with a pronoun added before them. Today we compare English and Italian to help you understand when you should use a reflexive verb to express actions that REFLECT on yourself. As always, I ask you to do some exercises with me to help you remember. Don't skip them - write your answers in the comments.

0:00 Intro
0:56 I verbi riflessivi - Reflexive Verbs in a Nutshell
2:17 Italiano e inglese a confronto - Comparing English & Italian
9:12 Final exercise!

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