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To get undressed in Portuguese đŸ‡§đŸ‡·


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to get undressed despir
How to say “to get undressed” in Portuguese? “Despir”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “despir” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on to get undressed in Portuguese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to remember the verb:
‱ The prefix “des‑” implies undoing or removing something. Think of “despir” as “undoing” your clothes.
‱ It’s closely related to “desvestir” (another common word meaning “to undress”), so associating both helps to remember its meaning.

Explanation:
‱ Despir means “to get undressed” (usually used in its reflexive form “despir‑se”)—that is, to remove one’s clothes.

Synonyms:
‱ Desvestir
‱ Tirar a roupa

Conjugations (using the reflexive form):

Infinitive: despir‑se
Past Participle: despido (a)
Gerund: despindo‑se

Indicative Present:
 Eu me despi
 Tu te despi
 Ele/Ela/VocĂȘ se despi
 Nós nos despimos
 Vós vos despistes
 Eles/Elas/VocĂȘs se despi

Preterite (Simple Past):
 Eu me despivi
 Tu te despiveste
 Ele/Ela/VocĂȘ se despiu
 Nós nos despivemos
 Vós vos despivestes
 Eles/Elas/VocĂȘs se despiveram

Future Indicative:
 Eu me despirei
 Tu te despirás
 Ele/Ela/VocĂȘ se despirĂĄ
 Nós nos despiremos
 Vós vos despireis
 Eles/Elas/VocĂȘs se despirĂŁo

Examples in sentences:
1. Present: "Eu me despi rapidamente para trocar de roupa."
 Translation: "I get undressed quickly to change clothes."

2. Preterite: "Ontem Ă  noite, ela se despivi antes de ir para a cama."
 Translation: "Last night, she got undressed before going to bed."

3. Future: "AmanhĂŁ, ele se despirĂĄ para tomar banho."
 Translation: "Tomorrow, he will get undressed to take a bath."

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