/di.βerˈtir.se/

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Translation

to have fun, to enjoy oneself

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Word origin

Reflexive of divertir, from Latin divertere ('to turn aside, to turn away'), from di- plus vertere ('to turn'). The leisure sense developed from turning the mind away from cares.

Origin
Latin
Root
divertere
English cognates
divert, diverse

Grammar

Verb type-ir irregular (e>ie/i)
ReflexiveYes

Conjugation

Regular spanish-stem-changing conjugation. Pronouns: yo, tú, él/ella/ud., nos., vos., ellos/uds..

Indicative

Person PresentPreteriteImperfectFutureConditional
yodiviertodivertídivertíadivertirédivertiría
túdiviertesdivertistedivertíasdivertirásdivertirías
él/ella/ud.diviertedivirtiódivertíadivertirádivertiría
nos.divertimosdivertimosdivertíamosdivertiremosdivertiríamos
vos.divertísdivertisteisdivertíaisdivertiréisdivertiríais
ellos/uds.diviertendivirtierondivertíandivertirándivertirían

Subjunctive

Person PresentImperfect (-ra)Imperfect (-se)
yodiviertadivirtieradivirtiese
túdiviertasdivirtierasdivirtieses
él/ella/ud.diviertadivirtieradivirtiese
nos.divirtamosdivirtiéramosdivirtiésemos
vos.divirtáisdivirtieraisdivirtieseis
ellos/uds.diviertandivirtierandivirtiesen

Imperative

Person Affirmative
túdivierte
ud.divierta
nosotrosdivirtamos
vosotrosdivertid
uds.diviertan

Non-finite

Gerund / present participle
divirtiendo
Past participle
divertido

Examples

María.

We had a lot of fun at María's party.

.

The children have fun playing in the park.

.

I hope you enjoy yourself on your trip.

.

I had a lot of fun watching that film.

divertirnos .

We are going to have fun tonight.

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This word is taught in chapter 18, lesson 12: divertirse, prepararse, rápidamente and 7 more words.