Sacar vs Sacarse (Explained)
Sacar vs Sacarse (Explained)
Spanish derives from (Common) Latin, like French, Italian, Romanian, and Portuguese.
Spanish derives from (Common) Latin, like French, Italian, Romanian, and Portuguese.
Spanish is a simple language to learn, particularly for English speakers.
Spanish is a simple language to learn, particularly for English speakers.
Sacar is the non-reflexive form of the reflexive verb sacarse.
Sacar is the non-reflexive form of the reflexive verb sacarse.
Sacar may mean get, recover, get, or remove depending on the context.
Sacar may mean get, recover, get, or remove depending on the context.
Reflexive verbs have comparable object and subject.
Reflexive verbs have comparable object and subject.
'se' is added to the end of a reflexive verb in Spanish.
'se' is added to the end of a reflexive verb in Spanish.
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