Name: Understand Native Speakers Better: Use SE as a Reflexive Pronoun
Uploaded: 2021-06-16T14:19:25.000Z
Duration: 4 min 27 s

After watching this video you will be able to express yourself better as well as understand good Spanish speakers easily when using the pronoun
SE together with a verb to represent a reflexive pronoun like: myself, yourself, himself, herself, etc. Verbs like: "peinarse", cepillarse", "maquillarse", "acostarse", "levantarse", "lavarse" can be confusing for Spanish learners, but this video will give you great insight into these verbs. 

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Understand Native Speakers Better: Use SE as a Reflexive Pronoun

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After watching this video you will be able to express yourself better as well as understand good Spanish speakers more easily when using the pronoun SE to show that the action is done by itself. There isn't one subject doing the action. Examples in prases like: "La puerta se abrió", "Se me cayó el celular", "La computadora se rompió" show that there isn't a subject who is responsible for doing the action. 

Understand Native Speakers Better: Use SE to Show Internal Processes

After watching this video you will be able to express yourself better as well as understand good Spanish speakers easily when using the pronoun SE to show that two subjects are doing the same action simultaneously. You will understand and be able to use phrases such as: "Ellos se miran", "Pedro y Juan no se hablan", "Mis amigos se comunican con frecuencia", "Ellos se saludan todos los días".

Understand Native Speakers Better: Use SE for Reciprocal Actions

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After watching this video you will master the use of Spanish Verb Pariphrases. You will understand how they are used and what they mean. Here we will begin by understanding basic verb periphrases that show obligation such as (tener que + infinitive, deber + infinitive, haber que + infinitive, haber de + infinive) You will see how this simple topic will enhance your understanding of Spanish language. Stay tuned for the next video bacause this is just the first one of a series that you will surely enjoy a lot. 

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