Spanish 2 / Unit 1: Review: Present Tense and Daily Routine
1.5 Daily Routine Vocabulary
Notes
| Spanish | English |
|---|---|
| despertarse (e → ie) | to wake up |
| levantarse | to get up |
| ducharse / bañarse | to shower / to bathe |
| cepillarse los dientes | to brush one's teeth |
| peinarse | to comb one's hair |
| vestirse (e → i) | to get dressed |
| acostarse (o → ue) | to go to bed |
| dormirse (o → ue) | to fall asleep |
| el despertador | alarm clock |
- Sequence words: primero (first), luego / después (then, afterward), más tarde (later), por último (finally).
- After antes de or después de use an infinitive, and the reflexive pronoun still matches the subject: Antes de acostarme, leo.
- Example: Primero me despierto; luego me visto; por último desayuno.
Practice
What does "peinarse" mean?
Peinarse means to comb (or style) one's hair.
Antes de ___, me cepillo los dientes.
After antes de use the infinitive, and the pronoun me matches the subject yo.
Which word means "finally" when listing your routine?
Por último ends a sequence.
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