Speak Like a Mexican - Mexican Spanish Podcast

Hola amigos!In today's short episode, I will talk in slow Spanish about the activities that I do during the week, what time do I wake up, what do I do next, what is important for me during the week, etc.If you have any questions, you can send us an email to: speaklikeamexican@gmail.comOr you can send DM or leave comment on our Facebook or instagram page.You can also check out our Youtube channel.#spanishverbs #spanishreflexiveverbsDon't miss the Spanish courses we offer in Mexico: Mexico City Spanish Language SchoolSpanish immersion program

Hola amigos! This is part 5 of the reflexive verbs, about the verbs that change the meaning with the reflexive pronoun.Estamos de regreso con la parte 5 de los verbos reflexivos, espero sea muy útil!Vamos a conjugar los verbos:Despedirse- (yo) me despido, (tú) te despides, (él, ella) se despide, (nosotros) nos despedimos, (ellos) se despiden, (ustedes) se despidenIrse- me voy, te vas, se va, nos vamos, se vanLlevarse bien/mal- me llevo bien/mal, te llevas bien/mal, se lleva bien/mal, nos llevamos bien/mal, se llevan bien/malMeterse- me meto, te metes, se mete, nos metemos, se metenPlease follow us in the next and last episode of reflexive verbs in present tense.#spanishverbs #spanishreflexiveverbsDon't miss the Spanish courses we offer in Mexico: Mexico City Spanish Language SchoolSpanish immersion program

Hola amigos! Reflexive verbs that describe an change of perception.Esta es la parte 3 de los verbos reflexivos, por favor escriban los verbos en su libreta! Remember some of these verbs have a preposition.Vamos a estudiar!Acordarse (de): (yo) me acuerdo, (tú) te acuerdas, (él,ella) se acuerda, (nosotros) nos acordamos, (ellos) se acuerdan, (ustedes) se acuerdanAcostumbrarse (a): me acostumbro, te acostumbras, se acostumbra, nos acostumbramos, se acostumbranDarse cuenta (de): me doy cuenta, te das cuenta, nos damos cuenta, se dan cuentaEnterarse (de): me entero, te enteras, se entera, nos enteramos, se enteranFijarse (en): me fijo, te fijas, se fija, nos fijamos, se fijanInteresarse (por): me intereso, te interesas, se interesa, nos interesamos, se interesanNos vemos en la parte número 4 para continuar estudiando mas verbos reflexivos!#spanishverbs #spanishreflexiveverbsDon't miss the Spanish courses we offer in Mexico: Mexico City Spanish Language SchoolSpanish immersion program

Hello friends and lovers of Spanish Language!We recorded a Podcast about Spanish Reflexive Verbs, this is a common topic when learning Spanish and sometimes difficult, but in this episode I am trying to do it easier. Please check the conjugations below, and I recommend you to follow the audio with this transcript.This is part 1 of the Spanish Reflexive Verbs. Let`s check the verbs:Bañarse: (yo) me baño, (tú) te bañas, (él, ella) se baña, (nosotros) nos bañamos, (ellos) se bañan, (ustedes) se bañanDespertarse: me despierto, te despiertas, se despierta, nos despertamos, se despiertanAcostarse: me acuesto, te acuestas, se acuesta, nos acostamos, se acuestanLevantarse: me levanto, te levantas, se levanta, nos levantamos, se levantanLlamarse: me llamo, te llamas, se llama, nos llamamos, se llamanPonerse: me pongo, te pones, se pone, nos ponemos, se ponenQuitarse: me quito, te quitas, se quita, nos quitamos, se quitanSentarse: me siento, te sientas, se sienta, nos sentamos, se sientanVestirse: me visto, te vistes, se viste, nos vestimos, se vistenCepillarse: me cepillo, te cepillas, se cepilla, nos cepillamos, se cepillanCome and check part 2 for more verbs!#spanishverbs #spanishreflexiveverbsDon't miss the Spanish courses we offer in Mexico: Mexico City Spanish Language SchoolSpanish immersion program