Describe getting dressed. Say who gets dressed and when.

The idea

Vestirse means to get dressed. The stressed stem changes from e to i: me visto, but nos vestimos keeps e.

Patterns to compare
PersonaPresente
yome visto
túte vistes
él / ella / ustedse viste
nosotros / nosotrasnos vestimos
vosotros / vosotrasos vestís
ellos / ellas / ustedesse visten

Examples

  • Me visto antes del desayuno.I get dressed before breakfast.
  • ¿Te vistes en tu habitación?Do you get dressed in your room?
  • Mi hermano se viste para la fiesta.My brother gets dressed for the party.
  • Nos vestimos con ropa cómoda.We dress in comfortable clothes.
  • Vosotros os vestís muy rápido.You get dressed very quickly.
  • Los niños se visten solos.The children get dressed by themselves.

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Watch out

Do not write nos vistimos in the present: the plural stem keeps e.

Try it yourself

  1. Choose the correct form: Yo ___ para salir. (me visto / me vesto)

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    me visto

    me visto: matches the speaker and changes the stem vowel.

  2. Choose the correct form: Nosotros ___ después de nadar. (nos vestimos / nos vistimos)

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    nos vestimos

    nos vestimos: refers to us and keeps the stem vowel.

  3. Choose the correct form: Ellas ___ para el viaje. (se visten / se viste)

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    se visten

    se visten: agrees with the plural subject.

Use it today

Describe when you get dressed. Include a time and a place.