Question

match the english with the correct spanish translation.
despertarse choose
choose
banarse to take a bath
to sit down
to take of ones (clothes)
sentarse to try on
to wake up
to get prepared
quitarse (la ropa) choose
choose
prepararse choose

Explanation:

• For "despertarse", the correct translation is "to wake up" as "despertar" in Spanish means to wake, and the reflexive form "despertarse" is to wake up (oneself).
• For "bañarse", the correct translation is "to take a bath" since "bañar" is related to bathing, and the reflexive "bañarse" is to bathe (oneself).
• For "sentarse", the correct translation is "to sit down" as "sentar" means to seat, and "sentarse" is to sit down (oneself).
• For "quitarse (la ropa)", the correct translation is "to take off one's (clothes)" because "quitar" means to remove, and with "la ropa" (clothes) and the reflexive form, it's to take off one's clothes.
• For "probarse", the correct translation is "to try on" as "probar" can mean to try (on clothes), and the reflexive "probarse" is to try on (oneself).
• For "prepararse", the correct translation is "to get prepared" since "preparar" is to prepare, and "prepararse" is to prepare (oneself), i.e., to get prepared.

Answer:

• despertarse: to wake up
• bañarse: to take a bath
• sentarse: to sit down
• quitarse (la ropa): to take off one's (clothes)
• probarse: to try on
• prepararse: to get prepared