SpanishA1Lesson 5.2
🇪🇸 Spanish A1 · Lesson 5.2

Mi día — Daily routine

Describe your daily routine with reflexive verbs.

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me levantoI get up 🔊
desayunoI have breakfast 🔊
trabajoI work 🔊
por la mañanain the morning 🔊
por la nocheat night 🔊
me acuestoI go to bed 🔊

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« Me levanto a las siete por la mañana. » 🔊
I get up at seven in the morning.
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¿A qué hora te levantas? 🔊What time do you get up?
Me levanto a las siete y desayuno. 🔊I get up at seven and have breakfast.
¿Y por la noche? 🔊And at night?
Por la noche, me acuesto a las once. 🔊At night, I go to bed at eleven.
Grammar in focus · reflexive verbs

Some routine verbs take « me »: me levanto (I get up), me acuesto (I go to bed). The « me » shows the action is done to oneself.

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Describe your morning in 2–3 sentences using me levanto, desayuno and a time.

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¡Muy bien! Don't forget the « me » in « me levanto / me acuesto ».

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1. “I get up” is…
2. « por la mañana » means…
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