This document lists and defines French pronominal verbs, which are verbs that are used reflexively, reciprocally, or with the pronoun "se". Some examples provided are "s'amuser" meaning "to enjoy oneself", "se battre" meaning "to fight each other", and "se brosser les dents" meaning "to brush one's teeth". It also gives some additional pronominal verbs to pay attention to like "se demander" meaning "to wonder" and "s'entendre" meaning "to get along".
This document lists and defines French pronominal verbs, which are verbs that are used reflexively, reciprocally, or with the pronoun "se". Some examples provided are "s'amuser" meaning "to enjoy oneself", "se battre" meaning "to fight each other", and "se brosser les dents" meaning "to brush one's teeth". It also gives some additional pronominal verbs to pay attention to like "se demander" meaning "to wonder" and "s'entendre" meaning "to get along".
This document lists and defines French pronominal verbs, which are verbs that are used reflexively, reciprocally, or with the pronoun "se". Some examples provided are "s'amuser" meaning "to enjoy oneself", "se battre" meaning "to fight each other", and "se brosser les dents" meaning "to brush one's teeth". It also gives some additional pronominal verbs to pay attention to like "se demander" meaning "to wonder" and "s'entendre" meaning "to get along".
Les verbes pronominaux (réfléchis / réciproques /se )
s’amuser - to enjoy oneself
se battre - to fight each other se brosser les dents - to brush one’s teeth se coucher - to go to bed se coiffer - to to one’s hair se disputer - to argue with each other s’endormir - to fall asleep s’habiller - to dress (oneself); to get dressed se déshabiller - to undress s’installer - to settle oneself in se laver - to wash (onself) se lever - to get up se parler - to talk (to oneself) se peigner - to comb one’s hair se penser - to think (that you are) se raser - to shave (oneself) se regarder - to look at/watch oneself se réveiller - to wake up
Attention à ces verbes pronominaux Literal translation
se débrouiller to cope (to manage oneself) se demander to wonder (to ask oneself) s’entendre to get along, to agree (to hear/understand each other) s'habituer to get used to (to get oneself used to) se plaindre to complain (to pity onelself) se régaler to eat well (to treat oneself royally) se presser to hurry (to hurry oneself) se dépêcher to hurry (to hurry oneself)