When do I use "Me lavo" or "Lavarme"?

Me lavo is present, as in you're doing it right now. Ex: Me lavo las manos = I wash my hands. Lavarme is more of a going to do something, in the future. Ex: Tengo que lavarme las manos = I have to wash my hands; Voy a lavarme las manos = I am going to wash my hands.

Answered by Flohearts | 2024-06-25

Me lavo means ' I wash myself' and it is present tense Lavarme means 'to wash myself' and it is infinitive tense

Answered by shaninerox | 2024-06-25

Use "me lavo" to indicate that you are currently washing yourself, while "lavarme" suggests a future intention to wash yourself. The first is present tense, and the second is the infinitive form used for obligations or plans. Context is key for choosing between them.
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Answered by Flohearts | 2024-12-19