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Reflexive verbs

A2

Ich freue mich. Ich wasche mich. Many everyday verbs are reflexive. Here you learn when a reflexive pronoun is needed — important for feelings, daily routines, and personal care.

  • Reflexive verbs

Explanation

With reflexive verbs, the action refers back to the subject: the subject does something to or with sich (oneself).

You need a reflexive pronoun. It usually appears in the accusative: Ich freue mich. Du beeilst dich.

The forms match the subject:

  1. ich — mich
  2. du — dich
  3. er/sie/es — sich
  4. wir — uns
  5. ihr — euch
  6. sie/Sie — sich
PronounReflexive pronounExample
ichmichIch freue mich auf den Urlaub.
dudichDu beeilst dich.
er / sie / essichEr interessiert sich für Musik.
wirunsWir treffen uns am Bahnhof.
ihreuchIhr setzt euch aufs Sofa.
sie / SiesichDie Kinder freuen sich sehr.

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