Want to finally get the pronoun se in Spanish? There are 4 major uses — and once you know them, you’ll stop asking “Why is se there?” 👏 ➡️ Pronominal verbs (reflexive & reciprocal): subject = object or “each other” 💡 ➡️ Combined objects: when le/les lo/la/los/las collide → le/les become se ✨ ➡️ Impersonal se: talking about people in general (“One …”, “They …”) 👍 ➡️ Passive se: when the doer is hidden/unimportant (“It was done …”) 🛠️ Get confident with these, and se won’t scare you any more

Using 'Se' in Spanish for General Statements