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In this blog, we will explore a fascinating topic
Reflexive verbs in Italian!
In other words, Verbi Riflessivi!
In reflexive verbs, the person doing something is also the one being affected by it.
We will see the most commonly used reflexive verbs in Italian and share the example sentences with these ones.
Let’s dive into the Italian language together!
Top Common Reflexive Verbs in Italian
In this section, we will see some commonly used reflexive verbs in Italian below.
- Lavarsi = to wash oneself
- Vestirsi = to dress oneself
- Truccarsi = to put on makeup
- Alzarsi = to get up
- Sentirsi = to feel
- Preoccuparsi – to worry
- Concentrarsi – to concentrate
- Svegliarsi – to wake up
- Offendersi = to be offended
- Radersi – to shave
In the next section, we will build some sentences with these reflexive verbs in Italian.
Sentences with Reflexive Verbs in Italian
Now, we present many example sentences for reflexive verbs in Italian:
Sentences with Lavarsi
ITALIAN: Mi lavo.
TRANSLATION: I wash myself.
ITALIAN: Mi piace lavarmi i capelli con uno shampoo profumato.
TRANSLATION: I like to wash my hair with a scented shampoo.
ITALIAN: In invierno, è important lavarsi bene le mani.
TRANSLATION: In winter, it is important to wash the hands well.
Sentences with Sentirsi
ITALIAN: Ci sentiamo bene.
TRANSLATION: We feel well.
ITALIAN: La mia ragazza si sense rilassata ascoltando il suono delle gocce.
TRANSLATION: My girlfriend feels relaxed listening to the sound of the drops.
ITALIAN: Mangia meno per sentirsi meglio.
TRANSLATION: Eat less to feel better.
Sentences with Offendersi
ITALIAN: Mi offendo per te.
TRANSLATION: I’m offended for you.
ITALIAN: Se ti dimentichi del mio compleanno, potrei offendersi un po’.
TRANSLATION: If you forget my birthday, I might be a little offended.
Sentences with Ricordarsi
ITALIAN: Non mi ricordo di San Valentino.
TRANSLATION: I don’t remember Valentine’s Day.
ITALIAN: Queste povere persone si ricorderanno di te come una persona generossa.
TRANSLATION: These poor people will remember you as a generous person.
ITALIAN: Vi ricordate i bei tempi?
TRANSLATION: Do you remember the good times?
Sentences with Vestirsi
ITALIAN: Si veste sempre nella sua stanza
TRANSLATION: She always dresses in her room.
ITALIAN: Quando fa freddo, ti consiglio di vestirdi in modo caldo.
TRANSLATION: When it’s cold, I recommend that you dress warmly.
ITALIAN: Per vestirsi bene ci vogliono molti soldi.
TRANSLATION: It takes a lot of money to dress well
Sentences with Radersi
ITALIAN: Mi rado ogni mattina.
TRANSLATION: I shave every morning.
ITALIAN: Se non ti radi regolarmente, la barba può diventare molto folta.
TRANSLATION: If you don’t shave regularly, your beard can become very thick.
Sentences with Ascoltarsi
ITALIAN: Mi rilasso ascoltando la musica.
TRANSLATION: I relax by listening to music.
ITALIAN: In vacanza, ci rilasseremo sulla spiaggia.
TRANSLATION: On vacation, we will relax on the beach.
Let the beauty of the Italian language mi amici!
Buona fortuna!
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