Usages of levantarse
Ella se levanta a las cinco de la mañana para entrenar en el gimnasio.
She gets up at five in the morning to train at the gym.
Me levanto temprano y después corro en la mañana.
I get up early and then run in the morning.
Nos levantamos a las cinco para correr.
We get up at five to run.
Tengo que levantarme temprano para correr.
I have to get up early to run.
Me levanto al escuchar música en la mañana.
I get up upon hearing music in the morning.
Mi despertador no sonó esta mañana, causando que me levantara con prisa.
My alarm clock did not ring this morning, causing me to get up quickly.
Apenas suena el despertador, me levanto.
As soon as the alarm clock rings, I get up.
Hoy tengo que levantarme más temprano porque tengo una cita con la psicóloga.
Today I have to get up earlier because I have an appointment with the psychologist.
A veces me cuesta levantarme temprano, pero sé que hay que hacerlo.
Sometimes it’s hard for me to get up early, but I know I have to do it.
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