Divertirse is a Spanish verb that refers to having fun or having a good time. Divertirse is a reflexive verb, which is accompanied by reflexive pronouns (me, te, se, nos, os, se). Also, the verb divertirse is an -ir stem-changing verb, which means in some conjugations, the vowel e of the root becomes Ie when it is stressed.

For example, yo me divierto (I have fun). In other conjugations, the e changes simply to i, like in ella se divirtió (she had fun). In this article, you will find divertirse conjugations for the present, past, and future indicative, the present and past subjunctive, the imperative, and other verb forms.

Divertir and Divertirse Conjugation

When used divertirse reflexively, the term divertirse refers to having fun or having a good time. It can also be used non-reflexively, as divertir. It is a transitive verb that means to entertain or amuse someone in that case. For example, El payaso divierte a los niños (The clown amuses the children). When divertir is used, it is usually about amusing people, and for that reason, you must include the preposition a, also called the personal a, between the verb and the direct object.

Divertirse Conjugation - To Have Fun
Divertirse Conjugation – To Have Fun

Another point to note about the verb divertir is that its past participle, divertido, is used as an adjective that means “fun”. For example, La fiesta fue muy divertida (The party was a lot of fun).

Divertirse Present Indicative

The stem is changed from e to ie in all the conjugations except Nosotros and Nosotros.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Yo:-}}\) me divierto

Example: Yo me divierto en el festival.

Translation In English: I have fun at the festival.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Tú:-}}\) te diviertes

Example: Tú te diviertes en el cine.

Translation In English: You have fun at the movies.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Usted/él/ella:-}}\) se divierte

Example: Ella se divierte con sus amigos.

Translation In English: She has fun with her friends.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Nosotros:-}}\) nos divertimos

Example: Nosotros nos divertimos durante las vacaciones.

Translation In English: We have fun during vacation.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Vosotros:-}}\) os divertís

Example: Vosotros os divertís en la playa.

Translation In English: You have fun at the beach.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Ustedes/ellos/ellas:-}}\) se divierten

Example: Ellos se divierten con su familia.

Translation In English: They have fun with their family.

Divertirse Preterite Indicative

For the preterite indicative, the stem changes from e to i only for the third person conjugations (él/ella/usted/, ellos/ellas/ustedes).

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Yo:-}}\) me divertí

Example: Yo me divertí en el festival.

Translation In English: I had fun at the festival.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Tú:-}}\) te divertiste

Example: Tú te divertiste en el cine.

Translation In English: You had fun at the movies.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Usted/él/ella:-}}\) se divirtió

Example: Ella se divirtió con sus amigos.

Translation In English: She had fun with her friends.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Nosotros:-}}\) nos divertimos

Example: Nosotros nos divertimos durante las vacaciones.

Translation In English: We had fun during vacation.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Vosotros:-}}\) os divertisteis

Example: Vosotros os divertisteis en la playa.

Translation In English: You had fun at the beach.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Ustedes/ellos/ellas:-}}\) se divirtieron

Example: Ellos se divirtieron con su familia.

Translation In English: They had fun with their family.

Tener- “to be”: Spanish Verb Conjugation In Present, Past, Future Tenses

Divertirse Imperfect Indicative

The imperfect tense is translated as “used to have fun” or “was having fun.” In the past, it has been used to describe ongoing or recurring actions.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Yo:-}}\) me divertía

Example: Yo me divertía en el festival.

Translation In English: I used to have fun at the festival.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Tú:-}}\) te divertías

Example: Tú te divertías en el cine.

Translation In English: You used to have fun at the movies.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Usted/él/ella:-}}\) se divertía

Example: Ella se divertía con sus amigos.

Translation In English: She used to have fun with her friends.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Nosotros:-}}\) nos divertíamos

Example: Nosotros nos divertíamos durante las vacaciones.

Translation In English: We used to have fun during vacation.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Vosotros:-}}\) os divertíais

Example: Vosotros os divertíais en la playa.

Translation In English: You used to have fun at the beach.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Ustedes/ellos/ellas:-}}\) se divertían

Example: Ellos se divertían con su familia.

Translation In English: They used to have fun with their family.

Divertirse Future Indicative

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Yo:-}}\) me divertiré

Example: Yo me divertiré en el festival.

Translation In English: I will have fun at the festival.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Tú:-}}\) te divertirás

Example: Tú te divertirás en el cine.

Translation In English: You will have fun at the movies.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Usted/él/ella:-}}\) se divertirá

Example: Ella se divertirá con sus amigos.

Translation In English: She will have fun with her friends.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Nosotros:-}}\) nos divertiremos

Example: Nosotros nos divertiremos durante las vacaciones.

Translation In English: We will have fun during vacation.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Vosotros:-}}\) os divertiréis

Example: Vosotros os divertiréis en la playa.

Translation In English: You will have fun at the beach.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Ustedes/ellos/ellas:-}}\) se divertirán

Example: Ellos se divertirán con su familia.

Translation In English: They will have fun with their family.

Divertirse Periphrastic Future Indicative

To conjugate a reflexive verb in the periphrastic future, the reflexive pronoun follows the conjugated verb ir (to go), or it can be attached at the end of the infinitive verb. As an example, you can say Me voy a divertir or Voy a divertirme.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Yo:-}}\) me voy a divertir

Example: Yo me voy a divertir en el festival.

Translation In English: I am going to have fun at the festival.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Tú:-}}\) te vas a divertir

Example: Tú te vas a divertir en el cine.

Translation In English: You are going to have fun at the movies.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Usted/él/ella:-}}\) se va a divertir

Example: Ella se va a divertir con sus amigos.

Translation In English: She is going to have fun with her friends.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Nosotros:-}}\) nos vamos a divertir

Example: Nosotros nos vamos a divertir durante las vacaciones.

Translation In English: We are going to have fun during vacation.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Vosotros:-}}\) os vais a divertir

Example: Vosotros os vais a divertir en la playa.

Translation In English: You are going to have fun at the beach.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Ustedes/ellos/ellas:-}}\) se van a divertir

Example: Ellos se van a divertir con su familia.

Translation In English: They are going to have fun with their family.

Divertirse Conditional Indicative

Possibilities and probabilities are expressed in the conditional tense. The English translation is “would have fun.”

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Yo:-}}\) me divertiría

Example: Yo me divertiría en el festival si pudiera ir.

Translation In English: I would have fun at the festival if I could go.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Tú:-}}\) te divertirías

Example: Tú te divertirías en el cine si te dejaran ir.

Translation In English: You would have fun at the movies if they let you go.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Usted/él/ella:-}}\) se divertiría

Example: Ella se divertiría con sus amigos si vivieran cerca.

Translation In English: She would have fun with her friends if they lived nearby.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Nosotros:-}}\) nos divertiríamos

Example: Nosotros nos divertiríamos durante las vacaciones, pero tenemos que quedarnos en casa.

Translation In English: We would have fun during vacation, but we have to stay home.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Vosotros:-}}\) os divertiríais

Example: Vosotros os divertiríais en la playa si hiciera buen tiempo.

Translation In English: You would have fun at the beach if you had good weather.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Ustedes/ellos/ellas:-}}\) se divertirían

Example: Ellos se divertirían con su familia si quisieran.

Translation In English: They would have fun with their family if they wanted to.

Divertirse Present Progressive/Gerund Form

In progressive verb forms like the present progressive, the present participle or gerund is used. The reflexive pronoun is placed before the conjugated auxiliary verb estar, or it can be added to the end of the present participle when conjugating reflexive verbs. You can say me estoy divirtiendo or estoy divirtiéndome (I am having fun). You can see the stem has changed from e to i in the gerund of having fun.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Present\ Progressive\ of\ Divertirse:-}}\) se está divirtiendo / está divirtiéndose

Example: Ella está divirtiéndose con sus amigos.

Translation In English: She is having fun with her friends.

Divertirse Past Participle

The past participle of -ir verbs can be formed by adding the ending -ido, which can be used to form compound tenses like the present perfect. Whenever conjugating reflexive verbs in compound tenses, the reflexive pronoun must appear before the conjugated auxiliary verb haber.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Present\ Perfect\ of\ Divertirse:-}}\) se ha divertido

Example: Ella se ha divertido con sus amigos.

Translation In English: She has had fun with her friends.

Divertirse Present Subjunctive

In the subjunctive mood, there is a stem change from e to ie in some conjugations, and from e to i in others.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Que\ yo:-}}\) me divierta

Example: Mi mamá quiere que yo me divierta en el festival.

Translation In English: My mom wants me to have fun at the festival.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Que\ tú:-}}\) te diviertas

Example: Tu novio espera que tú te diviertas en el cine.

Translation In English: Your boyfriend hopes that you have fun at the movies.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Que\ usted/él/ella:-}}\) se divierta

Example: Sus padres quieren que ella se divierta con sus amigos.

Translation In English: Her parents want her to have fun with her friends.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Que\ nosotros:-}}\) nos divirtamos

Example: Los maestros esperan que nosotros nos divirtamos durante las vacaciones.

Translation In English: The teachers hope that we have fun during vacation.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Que\ vosotros:-}}\) os divirtáis

Example: Carlos recomienda que vosotros os divirtáis en la playa.

Translation In English: Carlos recommends that you have fun at the beach.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Que\ ustedes/ellos/ellas:-}}\) se diviertan

Example: Es importante que ellos se diviertan con su familia.

Translation In English: It is important that they have fun with their family.

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Divertirse Imperfect Subjunctive

There are two ways to conjugate the imperfect subjunctive, both are considered correct. Both include the stem change from e to i.

Type: 1

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Que\ yo:-}}\) me divirtiera

Example: Mi mamá quería que yo me divirtiera en el festival.

Translation In English: My mom wanted me to have fun at the festival.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Que\ tú:-}}\) te divirtieras

Example: Tu novio esperaba que tú te divirtieras en el cine.

Translation In English: Your boyfriend hoped that you would have fun at the movies.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Que\ usted/él/ella:-}}\) se divirtiera

Example: Sus padres querían que ella se divirtiera con sus amigos.

Translation In English: Her parents wanted her to have fun with her friends.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Que\ nosotros:-}}\) nos divirtiéramos

Example: Los maestros esperaban que nosotros nos divirtiéramos durante las vacaciones.

Translation In English: The teachers hoped that we would have fun during vacation.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Que\ vosotros:-}}\) os divirtierais

Example: Carlos recomendaba que vosotros os divirtierais en la playa.

Translation In English: Carlos recommended that you have fun at the beach.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Que\ ustedes/ellos/ellas:-}}\) se divirtieran

Example: Era importante que ellos se divirtieran con su familia.

Translation In English: It was important that they have fun with their family.

Type: 2

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Que\ yo:-}}\) me divirtiese

Example: Mi mamá quería que yo me divirtiese en el festival.

Translation In English: My mom wanted me to have fun at the festival.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Que\ tú:-}}\) te divirtieses

Example: Tu novio esperaba que tú te divirtieses en el cine.

Translation In English: Your boyfriend hoped that you would have fun at the movies.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Que\ usted/él/ella:-}}\) se divirtiese

Example: Sus padres querían que ella se divirtiese con sus amigos.

Translation In English: Her parents wanted her to have fun with her friends.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Que\ nosotros:-}}\) nos divirtiésemos

Example: Los maestros esperaban que nosotros nos divirtiésemos durante las vacaciones.

Translation In English: The teachers hoped that we would have fun during vacation.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Que\ vosotros:-}}\) os divirtieseis

Example: Carlos recomendaba que vosotros os divirtieseis en la playa.

Translation In English: Carlos recommended that you have fun at the beach.

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Que\ ustedes/ellos/ellas:-}}\) se divirtiesen

Example: Era importante que ellos se divirtiesen con su familia.

Translation In English: It was important that they have fun with their family.

Divertirse Imperative

You can use the imperative mood to give orders or commands. The imperative mood can be used positively or negatively.

In the imperative, stem e changes sometimes to ie and sometimes to i. In addition, notice that the placement of the reflexive pronoun differs between the positive and negative commands.

Positive Commands

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Tú:-}}\) diviértete

Example: ¡Diviértete en el cine!

Translation In English: Have fun at the movies!

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Usted:-}}\) diviértase

Example: ¡Diviértase con sus amigos!

Translation In English: Have fun with your friends!

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Nosotros:-}}\) divirtámonos

Example: ¡Divirtámonos durante las vacaciones!

Translation In English: Let’s have fun during vacation!

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Vosotros:-}}\) divertiros

Example: ¡Divertiros en la playa!

Translation In English: Have fun at the beach!

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Ustedes:-}}\) diviértanse

Example: ¡Diviértanse con su familia!

Translation In English: Have fun with your family!

Negative Commands

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Tú:-}}\) no te diviertas

Example: ¡No te diviertas en el cine!

Translation In English: Don’t have fun at the movies!

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Usted:-}}\) no se divierta

Example: ¡No se divierta con sus amigos!

Translation In English: Don’t have fun with your friends!

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Nosotros:-}}\) no nos divirtamos

Example: ¡No nos divirtamos durante las vacaciones!

Translation In English: Let’s not have fun during vacation!

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Vosotros:-}}\) no os divirtáis

Example: ¡No os divirtáis en la playa!

Translation In English: Don’t have fun at the beach!

\(\mathbf{\color{red}{Ustedes:-}}\) no se diviertan

Example: ¡No se diviertan con su familia!

Translation In English: Don’t have fun with your family!

FAQs

What is Divertirse?

To talk about your best memories and experiences with Spanish speakers, you will need the verb divertirse, which means ‘to have fun. ‘

How do you use Divertirse?

To conjugate divertirse, we use the stem from the first person singular (yo) of the present indicative, which is irregular: diviert-. Notice the change in the vowel now (from e to ie). We have to keep this stem in all subject pronouns, Except for nosotros/as and vosotros/as, which need the stem divirt-.

Is Divertirse reflexive?

A reflexive verb is a verb that indicates that the subject performs an action on itself (e.g. Miguel se lava.). Nos divertimos mucho en nuestro viaje. We had a lot of fun on our trip.

How do you pronounce Divertirse?

  • Phonetic spelling of divertirse- di-ver-tir-se.
  • Meanings for divertirse- To amuse oneself, to have a good time.

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