yo mudarme

to move, to move house

→ mudar
mud to move, to relocate + ar Infinitive + me myself
verb · 1st-person Uncommon #26,378
to move, to move house The me means “myself”; mudar can also mean “to change,” but here it means changing where you live.
SP: Quiero mudarme a una casa más grande.
EN: I want to move to a bigger house.
Conjugation of mudar
SingularPlural
First — mudarnos
Second mudarte —
mudarmudarsemudarme

Y cuando eso ocurre, debo mudarme.

And when that happens, I have to move.

— El hombre de la tierra (2007)

Me gustaría mudarme a Australia.

I would like to move to Australia.

Quiero mudarme a Inglaterra o Florencia para siempre.

I want to move to England or Florence forever.

Lo siento, tuve que mudarme.

Sorry, I had to move.

— El hombre de la tierra (2007)

Voy a mudarme.

I'm going to move.

— Такси-блюз (1990)

Él me ayudó a mudarme.

He helped me move.

Tan sólo disfruto el mudarme de vez en cuando.

I just enjoy moving from time to time.

— El hombre de la tierra (2007)

Tuve que mudarme por su culpa.

I had to move because of him.

— Oldboy: Cinco días para vengarse (2003)

Dijiste que podía mudarme contigo, mamá.

You said I could move in with you, Mom.

— Systemsprenger (2019)

Planeo mudarme a donde haya un menor costo de vida.

I plan to move to a place with a lower cost of living.

Viví en Boston durante tres años antes de mudarme a Chicago.

I lived in Boston for three years before moving to Chicago.

Fui a casa para mudarme de ropa.

I went home to change my clothes.

Quisiera mudarme a Australia.

I would like to move to Australia.

¡Dijiste que podía mudarme contigo!

You said I could move in with you!

— Systemsprenger (2019)