🔄 Daily Routine | Reflexive Verbs Explained (A2) | Spanish for Beginners | Podcast | En & Es subs

🔄 Want to learn how to talk about your daily routine in Spanish? In this lesson of Español Paso a Paso, Lucía and Javier — two native Spanish teachers from Madrid — show you how to talk about your everyday life in Spanish: waking up, getting dressed, brushing your teeth, going to bed. Everything you do every single day. Along the way, you'll naturally learn the reflexive verbs (the "me / te / se" verbs) that make this part of Spanish click. Clear Spanish with Spanish AND English subtitles burned into the video. 🐢 Still too fast? Tap the ⚙️ settings on the video and slow the playback to 0.75x or 0.5x. Totally normal when you're just starting out. Reflexive verbs feel weird at first — why "me ducho" and not just "ducho"? But once the rule clicks, they become one of the easiest patterns in Spanish. By the end of this lesson, you'll be able to describe your morning, your evening, and your perfect Sunday — all in Spanish. You'll learn: ✅ The 9 most useful daily-routine verbs in Spanish — llamarse, despertarse, levantarse, ducharse, lavarse, vestirse, peinarse, acostarse, dormirse ✅ The simple "me / te" rule — when to add it and when to leave it out ✅ What a reflexive verb actually is, in plain language (no grammar jargon) ✅ Time markers to structure your day — por la mañana, por la tarde, por la noche, a las siete, primero, después ✅ How to ask someone about their routine — "¿A qué hora te levantas?" ✅ The word of the day — "la rutina" (and how natives actually use it) ✅ A mini-story: a quiet Sunday at home, told entirely with reflexive verbs ⏱️ CHAPTERS 0:00 - Welcome — ¿A qué hora te despiertas? 0:45 - What is a reflexive verb? 2:00 - The rule — "me" and "te" explained 3:30 - The daily-routine verbs 6:00 - Lucía's morning routine 7:30 - Javier's evening routine 9:00 - Practicing the questions 10:00 - La palabra del día — "la rutina" 10:45 - Useful phrase — "¿A qué hora te levantas?" 11:30 - Mini-story — Un domingo tranquilo 12:45 - Subscribe outro 💬 Tell us in the comments — ¿A qué hora te despiertas tú normalmente? ¿Cuál es tu rutina por la mañana? (What time do you usually wake up? What's your morning routine?) Try to answer in Spanish using the reflexive verbs. 👇 📌 SUBSCRIBE for a new Spanish episode every week →    / @pasolanguages   👉 Watch the full A2 — Slow Lessons for Beginners playlist →    • A2 Podcast - Spanish grammer explained + c...   👉 Watch the full A2 — Slow Conversations playlist →    • A2 - Improve your Spanish with real life c...   #LearnSpanish #SpanishForBeginners #SlowSpanish #SpanishA2 #DailyRoutineSpanish #SpanishReflexiveVerbs #VerbosReflexivos #SpanishGrammar #SpanishPodcast #CastilianSpanish #SpanishFromSpain #EspañolPasoAPaso #SpanishSubtitles #SpanishListeningPractice #LearnSpanishByListening ————————————————— Learn Spanish, Spanish for beginners, Spanish A2, daily routine in Spanish, mi rutina diaria en español, how to talk about daily routine in Spanish, Spanish routine vocabulary, Spanish morning routine, Spanish evening routine, Spanish reflexive verbs, verbos reflexivos en español, reflexive verbs Spanish explained, me te se Spanish, levantarse ducharse vestirse, Spanish A2 grammar, intermediate Spanish, slow Spanish, Spanish podcast for beginners, Spanish listening practice, Madrid Spanish, Castilian Spanish, Spanish from Spain, learn Spanish by listening, Spanish with English subtitles, easy Spanish, beginner Spanish, comprehensible input Spanish, Spanish for self-study, Spanish for Duolingo learners, Spanish A2 lesson, Spanish grammar in context, ¿a qué hora te levantas?, Spanish reflexive verbs list, Spanish daily activities