Questions & Answers about Eu vou me levantar agora.
It is ir + infinitive, a very common way to talk about the near future in Portuguese.
- vou = I go / I am going
- levantar = to get up / to rise
So eu vou me levantar literally looks like I am going to get myself up, but in normal English it means I’m going to get up.
This is one of the most common future patterns in Brazilian Portuguese.
Because levantar-se can be a reflexive/pronominal verb when the subject is getting themself up.
- levantar = to lift, raise
- levantar-se = to get up, stand up
So:
The me refers back to eu.