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Verbos de Cambio No entiendo los verbos de cambios Los ejemplos en mi libro son: Ponerse (yo lo entiendo) ponerse + adjetivo = expresses physical aspect or emotional state eg- Augustin se puso triste (como lo traduce?) Convertirse convertirse en + sustantivo= expresa una transformación importante eg- me he convertido en una persona diferente Hacerse Hacerse + sustantivo de profesion, ideología, actitud o estado (No lo entiendo) eg- Tu prometido se ha hecho periodista/budista Lo vieron en la ceremonia y se hizo el despistado Volverse Volverse + adjetivo de carácter (no lo entiendo) eg- Se ha vuelto bastante antipático My question is: When do I know I have to use these verbs and what exactly do they mean. I understand ponerse and convertirse to some extent. I don't really understand the last two verbs.

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Hola Kái. "Hacerse" has different meanings: - To become --> Juan se ha hecho abogado ( Before to finish its career, Juan wasn´t lawyer . Now, Juan has become a lawyer) - To dissimulate or conceal --> Isabel se hace la tonta (You are thinking that Isabel is dissimulating that she is stupid for any reason that you don´t understand) - To break down --> El automóvil se ha roto o se ha averiado (The car is broken) "Volverse" - To become --> Juan se ha vuelto estúpido (It´s a temporary transformation,maybe he could change its mood) - To change or to transform --> La mesa se ha vuelto roja ( Firstly, the table was white but now is red) Same meaning that "convertirse" - To happen again --> La mesa se ha vuelto a romper ( The table has broken again) Saludos
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ponerse triste >> quiere decir que no estaba triste y cambió > Agustin was not sad but now he is. convertirse=transformarse hacerse >> lo mismo, es un cambio. Me he hecho periodista >> antes (yo) no era periodista. Se ha vuelto loco >>> Antes no estaba loco, pero ha cambiado.
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Is the same, but with one small difference, hacerse is with external influence and volverse is with self-influence
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Hi, maybe this link will help you - http://www.notesinspanish.com/files/23-translations-become-in-spanish.pdf

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