The Spanish verb casarse means "to get married". It is the reflexive form of casar ("to marry off"), so every form carries a pronoun that agrees with the subject: me, te, se, nos or os. Below are its 8 tenses as tables, 4 example sentences and answers to 3 common questions. Press play next to a present tense form or an example to hear it.
The present tense of casarse is yo me caso, tú te casas, él/ella/usted se casa, nosotros nos casamos, vosotros os casáis, ellos/ellas/ustedes se casan. It is a regular -ar verb, so every tense takes the standard -ar endings. Its pronoun (me, te, se, nos or os) comes before each conjugated form and is attached to an affirmative command: cásate.
| yo | me caso | |
|---|---|---|
| tú | te casas | |
| él/ | se casa | |
| nosotros | nos casamos | |
| vosotros | os casáis | |
| ellos/ | se casan |
| yo | me casé |
|---|---|
| tú | te casaste |
| él/ | se casó |
| nosotros | nos casamos |
| vosotros | os casasteis |
| ellos/ | se casaron |
| yo | me casaba |
|---|---|
| tú | te casabas |
| él/ | se casaba |
| nosotros | nos casábamos |
| vosotros | os casabais |
| ellos/ | se casaban |
| yo | me casaré |
|---|---|
| tú | te casarás |
| él/ | se casará |
| nosotros | nos casaremos |
| vosotros | os casaréis |
| ellos/ | se casarán |
| yo | me casaría |
|---|---|
| tú | te casarías |
| él/ | se casaría |
| nosotros | nos casaríamos |
| vosotros | os casaríais |
| ellos/ | se casarían |
| yo | me case |
|---|---|
| tú | te cases |
| él/ | se case |
| nosotros | nos casemos |
| vosotros | os caséis |
| ellos/ | se casen |
| tú | cásate |
|---|---|
| usted | cásese |
| nosotros | casémonos |
| vosotros | casaos |
| ustedes | cásense |
| yo | me he casado |
|---|---|
| tú | te has casado |
| él/ | se ha casado |
| nosotros | nos hemos casado |
| vosotros | os habéis casado |
| ellos/ | se han casado |
Casarse is regular: its forms follow the regular -ar model, as in me caso, me casé, and me casaré. The reflexive pronoun comes before conjugated forms, but attaches to the affirmative imperative and gerund: cásate and casándose, with written accents where needed.
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Yes, casarse is regular. Its forms follow the regular -ar model.
Casarse means to get married. Casar means to marry off someone.
The pronoun comes before conjugated forms, as in me caso, and attaches to the affirmative imperative and gerund, as in cásate and casándose. The gerund is casándose and the past participle is casado.