How do you conjugate spanish verbs ending in ---a_r_s_e?

Same as -ar vebs, but you add a "se" pronoun (se, me, te or os) before the verb.

you must precede them with me,te,se,nos,os,se because they are reflexive (they refer to actions performed on oneself). for example to conjugate ella levantarse, you would say se levanta

verb infinitives that end in "se" are reflexive. That means that the person doing the action is also receiving the action. So in your example, the infitive "divertirse" literally means "to entertain oneself" but used as "to enjoy oneself" (because of some outside action" The conjugations are like this ( in the preterite) me diverti te divertiste se divirtio nos divertimos os divertisteis se divertieron the yo, ud, both have accents over the i and o respectively the me, te, se, nos, os, and se are required when you use this verb in a sentence. It tells the reader the verb is reflexive. Most spanish verbs can be made reflexive if the action is being done on the speaker. for example, lavar (to wash) if the sentence is "i washed my clothes" the translation would be "lave la ropa" but if it were "I washed myself" the tranlations would be "me lave"

the spanish verbs ending in -**** are exactly like -ar only that the particle -se that is refers to who we speak. You see I´m mexican and my english isn´t very good to explain this so´I´m going to say with one example: verbo SEN-TAR-SE es conjugado indicando la persona que recibe o realiza la acción por medio de su PRONOMBRE: yo ME siento tú TE sientas él/ella SE sientan nosotros NOS sentamos ustedes/vosotros SE/OS sientan/sentais ellos SE sientan. I hope I would help you.

Same as -ar vebs, but you add a "se" pronoun (se, me, te or os) before the verb.

you must precede them with me,te,se,nos,os,se because they are reflexive (they refer to actions performed on oneself). for example to conjugate ella levantarse, you would say se levanta