| Form | a pronoun for each person: me / te / se / nos | Me lavo los dientes. | I brush my teeth. |
| Form | vosotros: os | ¿A qué hora os levantáis? | What time do you get up? |
| Daily routine | getting up, washing, showering, combing your hair | Me levanto a las siete. | I get up at seven. |
| Names | llamarse: what someone is called | Me llamo Lucía. | My name is Lucía. |
| A2With an infinitive | the pronoun joins the infinitive, or goes before the conjugated verb | Quiero levantarme temprano. / Me quiero levantar temprano. | I want to get up early. / I want to get up early. |
| A2Body and clothes | el, la, not a possessive | Me lavo las manos. | I wash my hands. |
| A2New meaning | ir is to go; irse is to leave | Ya me voy. | I'm off now. |
| Trap | the pronoun stays even with yo | Yo me levanto temprano. | I get up early. |
| Trap | without se, the action falls on something else | Lavo los platos. / Me lavo. | I wash the dishes. / I have a wash. |
| B1Each other | in the plural, nos / se can mean “each other” | Ana y Luis se quieren mucho. | Ana and Luis love each other very much. |