6 NEW Early Inter Selfish Spanish Reflexive Verbs

In this fun Spanish lesson, we walk you through the way that we use Spanish Reflexive verbs and what their role is.

Don’t miss Gordon’s little ditty about the fact that AR verbs have an @rse on the end!

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