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yo vestirme

to get dressed

b e s ˈt i ɾ m e → vestir
vestir to dress + me reflexive pronoun (myself)
verb · first singular Uncommon #21,469
to get dressed Reflexive form: it means “to dress myself.”
SP: Tengo que vestirme antes de salir.
EN: I have to get dressed before leaving.
Conjugation of vestir
SingularPlural
First vestirme —
Second vestirte —
vestirvestirse

Tengo que vestirme.

I have to get dressed.

No me gusta vestirme.

I don't like getting dressed.

Voy a vestirme.

I'm going to get dressed.

— Uno de los nuestros (1990)

Si fuera invisible no tendría que vestirme.

If I were invisible, I wouldn’t have to get dressed.

Debo vestirme.

I must get dressed.

Tengo que vestirme, Iván.

I have to get dressed, Iván.

— Anora (2024)

Si me da dos minutos, voy a terminar de vestirme.

If you give me two minutes, I'll finish getting dressed.

— Contratiempo (2017)

Voy a vestirme y ya vuelvo.

I'm going to get dressed and I'll be right back.

No me toma ni un minuto vestirme para Howard.

It doesn't take me a minute to get dressed for Howard.

— Picnic (1955)

Mira, disculpa, tengo que vestirme.

Look, excuse me, I have to get dressed.

— Las invasiones bárbaras (2003)

Ayúdame a vestirme.

Help me get dressed.

— Happy Together (1997)

Debo vestirme, me siento molesto.

I have to get dressed; I’m feeling upset.

— La ironía del destino, o goce de su baño (1976)

Disculpa, tengo que vestirme.

Sorry, I have to get dressed.

— Anora (2024)

Pero no suelo vestirme así.

But I don't usually dress like this.

— Song Sung Blue - Canción para dos (2025)

Se me olvidó ponerme la corbata al vestirme.

I forgot to put on my tie when I got dressed.

Sounds similar to

vestirse b e s ˈt i ɾ s e vestirte b e s ˈt i ɾ t e