Why are there two "vous" in "Comment vous vous appelez"? What does "se promener" mean exactly and how to conjugate it properly ? This episode is a good introduction or brush up about reflexive verbs and pronouns. You’ll finally understand when and how to conjugate them – I bet you’ll even find that you know many more reflexive verbs than you thought you knew!

Vocabulary and Spelling of the French Words mentioned in this episode

Appeler = to call

S’appeler = to call oneself

Je me

Tu te

Il/elle/on se

Nous nous

Vous vous

Ils se

Laver = to wash

Je lave ma voiture, je lave mon chien

Se laver = to wash oneself

Je me lave

Je me lave les mains, nous nous lavons les dents

Se raser, se dire, se promener

Se demander = to wonder

Se laver = to wash each other

S’appeler = to call each other

Nous nous appelons tous les jours

Je me regarde vs Romeo et Juliette se regardent

Je m’aime vs Romeo et Juliette s’aiment

Ils se demandent pardon

J’ai lavé ma voiture

Je me suis lavé,e

Il a regardé la télé

Romeo et Juliette se sont regardés

LINKS and RESOURCES

FYW 026 : Aches, Pains and Broken Bones

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