A List of Common Reflexive Verbs

In the Previous Spanish Grammar Lessons, we have studied Reflexive Participles and Reflexive Pronouns. In this lesson, you will have a list of common reflexive verbs.

Very Useful Spanish Reflexive Verbs

to dry off (dry oneself)	Secarse
to fall asleep	Dormirse
to feel (emotion, illness)	Sentirse
to forget	olvidarse
to get in	Meterse
to get up	Levantarse
to go away, to leave	Irse
to go to bed	Acostarse
to hurry up	Apurarse
to laugh	Reirse
to remember	acordarse
to say goodbye	despedirse
to shave oneself	Afeitarse
to sit down	Sentarse
to stay, to remain	Quedarse
to take a bath	Bañarse
to take a shower	Ducharse
to turn around	Darse vuelta
to wake up	Despertarse
to wash up (wash oneself)	Lavarse

Verbs of Emotion

Verbs of Emotion are usually found in the reflexive when the meaning is "to get" or "to become". Thus, they indicate a change of "state" from not being to being.

For example:
Se enojó mucho cuando escuchó eso.
S/he got very mad when s/he heard that.

.So we went from a state of NOT being mad to one of being mad.

In the following video, we'll learn the most common Spanish reflexive verbs of emotion:

Spanish Reflexive Verbs of Emotion

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And if you prefer the list of Spanish reflexive verbs of emotion in print, here it is:

to become / to get angry	enojarse
to become / to get sick	enfermarse
to get happy	alegrarse
to get bored	aburrirse
to become / to get sad	entristecerse
to calm down / to relax / to take it easy	calmarse
to fall in love	enamorarse
to become / to get furious	enfurecerse
to get worried	preocuparse
to become / to get scared	asustarse

If you need to understand how reflexive verbs work, click here. If instead, you need to learn how to conjugate reflexive verbs, click here. For some grammar practice, click here.

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