¿A qué hora te acuestas usualmente?

At what time do you usually go to bed?

Breakdown of ¿A qué hora te acuestas usualmente?

• tú: you
• a qué hora: at what time
• acostarse: to go to bed
• usualmente: usually

Questions & Answers about ¿A qué hora te acuestas usualmente?

Why is the reflexive pronoun te used here?

In Spanish, acostarse is a reflexive verb, meaning the action of going to bed is done by the subject to themselves. The pronoun te indicates that you are performing the action on yourself.

What is the basic infinitive form of te acuestas?

The infinitive form is acostarse, which literally means "to put oneself to bed."

Why does the verb change from o to ue?

Acostarse belongs to a group of Spanish verbs that undergo a stem change from o → ue in certain conjugations. In the present tense, when you say (tú) te acuestas, the o in the stem changes to ue, giving acuest.

Is it common to add usualmente at the end of the question like this?

Yes. In Spanish, adverbs of frequency like usualmente, siempre, or normalmente can often appear at the end of a question or sentence. It’s flexible and correct to say ¿A qué hora te acuestas usualmente? or ¿Usualmente, a qué hora te acuestas? Both are natural in everyday speech.