Learn about the Spanish verb levantarse, meaning "to get up," and its conjugation. Examine levantarse in the preterite and imperative tenses with examples.

30 мар. 2010 г. · "get up" is mostly used to mean "despiértate" or "levántate" (that is, it needn't imply that one is/was asleep but usually implies from a prone/ ...

Levantarse is the Spanish verb for "to get up (oneself), to stand up". It is a regular AR reflexive verb, and one of the most popular 100 Spanish verbs.

get up · phrase. 1. (leave your bed; imperative; used to address one person). a. levántate (informal) (singular). You've slept enough. Get up. · intransitive ...

I get up at 6.30 every morning. Me levanto a las 6:30h todas las mañanas. Can you get me up before you leave? ¿Puedes levantarme antes de que te vayas?

Using the chart below you can learn how to conjugate the Spanish verb levantarse in Positive Imperative tense. Definition. to get up. Additional information ...

When used without a reflexive pronoun, levantar means "to lift, raise." Questions about Spanish? Visit the Progress with Lawless Spanish Q+A forum to get help ...

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Levantarse: A reflexive verb in Spanish meaning 'to get up' or 'to stand up,' where the action reflects back on the subject. This reflexive aspect is ... Levantarse Conjugation in... · Practical Examples of...