I ask this to native speakers and language students.
Have you noticed how often do native speakers use the reflexive verbs and reflexive pronouns?
For example:
me voy a bañar
me voy a cambiar
nos vamos al cine
él se cayó del caballo
ellos se fueron de la fiesta
I had a problem explaining this subject when my language partner asked it to me. Specially using english, where it's uncommon saying this grammar structures.
Me camino en el parque - Is it correct? He asked. I tried to explain it, but I was really difficult.I've heard people, where my parents come from, saying: si me caminas mucho me regreso you can say si caminamos mucho me regreso which means: if we walk for a long time I'm coming back. The last sentence in spanish it's more easier to understand for me, of couse I do with the other but that is more a "complex/weird/rare" phrase.
