Premio Strega: Italy’s most prestigious literary award
The Premio Strega is Italy’s most prestigious and sought-after literary award.
How many reflexive verbs do you already know? With our vocabulary list you can learn 30 useful reflexive verbs! Do you remember how these verbs work? Read our lesson about reflexive verbs in Italian.
svegliarsi | to wake up |
addormentarsi | to fall asleep |
prepararsi | to get ready |
lavarsi | to wash yourself |
vestirsi | to get dressed |
mettersi (una maglietta) | to put on (a t-shirt) |
pettinarsi | to comb (one’s hair) |
truccarsi | to put on make up |
farsi la barba | to shave |
sedersi | to sit down |
alzarsi | to stand up |
sdraiarsi | to lie down |
chiamarsi | to be called (my name is…) |
rilassarsi | to relax |
riposarsi | to rest |
incontrarsi (con) | to meet up (with) |
divertirsi | to have fun |
annoiarsi | to get bored |
stancarsi | to get tired; to have enough of |
arrabbiarsi | to get angry |
innamorarsi (di) | to fall in love (with) |
sposarsi | to get married |
abbronzarsi | to get a tan |
laurearsi | to graduate |
avvicinarsi | to get closer |
allontanarsi | to go away, to step back |
abituarsi (a) | to get used (to) |
sbrigarsi | to hurry |
fermarsi | to stop |
ubriacarsi | to get drunk |
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