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Cansarse conjugation and meaning

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Regular-AR verbReflexive
Meaning
to get tired
Pattern
Regular -AR verb
Gerund
cansándose
Past participle
cansado

Meaning and behavior

What does cansarse mean?

Cansarse means to get tired. VerbyGo classifies it as a regular -AR verb. It is reflexive, so its conjugated forms pair the verb with the matching reflexive pronoun.

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Principal forms

Infinitive
cansarse
Gerund
cansándose
Past participle
cansado

Reflexive pattern

How this verb behaves

Use the matching pronoun: me, te, se, nos, os or se.

The base verb follows the regular -AR present endings.

Keep the natural connector: cansarse después de; cansarse de .

cansarseme cansofor yo

Conjugation guide

Present forms

Present forms

Present

Use the present forms of cansarse for current situations, routines and actions that happen regularly.

SubjectCansarse
yo me canso
tú te cansas
él / ella / usted se cansa
nosotros / nosotras nos cansamos
vosotros / vosotras os cansáis
ellos / ellas / ustedes se cansan

Conjugation guide

Past forms

Past forms

Preterite

Use the preterite when the action of cansarse is presented as completed in the past.

SubjectCansarse
yo me cansé
tú te cansaste
él / ella / usted se cansó
nosotros / nosotras nos cansamos
vosotros / vosotras os cansasteis
ellos / ellas / ustedes se cansaron

Past forms

Imperfect past

Use the imperfect for repeated or ongoing past uses of cansarse, or for background information.

SubjectCansarse
yo me cansaba
tú te cansabas
él / ella / usted se cansaba
nosotros / nosotras nos cansábamos
vosotros / vosotras os cansabais
ellos / ellas / ustedes se cansaban

Conjugation guide

Future and conditional

Future and conditional

Simple future

Use the future forms of cansarse for predictions, promises and future statements.

SubjectCansarse
yo me cansaré
tú te cansarás
él / ella / usted se cansará
nosotros / nosotras nos cansaremos
vosotros / vosotras os cansaréis
ellos / ellas / ustedes se cansarán

Verified context

A natural example

  • ¿te cansas después de caminar mucho?

    Do you get tired after walking a lot?

  • me canso

    Present form for yo.

  • nos cansamos

    Present form for nosotros/as.

Quick answers

Cansarse FAQ

What does cansarse mean?

Cansarse means to get tired.

Is cansarse regular or irregular?

Cansarse is a regular -AR verb and is used reflexively.

Is cansarse reflexive?

Yes. Cansarse uses a reflexive pronoun that agrees with the subject.

What is the gerund of cansarse?

The gerund of cansarse is cansándose.

What is the past participle of cansarse?

The past participle of cansarse is cansado.

How is cansarse conjugated in the present?

The verified public subject set is me canso, te cansas, se cansa, nos cansamos, se cansan.

How is cansarse conjugated in the preterite?

The verified public subject set is me cansé, te cansaste, se cansó, nos cansamos, se cansaron.

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