Ponerse La Ropa

Real World Example

The Spanish phrase "ponerse la ropa" means "to put on clothes" in English. To help you remember this, think of the English word "poncho." Imagine you're about to head out on a rainy day, and you "pon" (put on) your poncho to stay dry. Just like you would "ponerse" (put on) "la ropa" (the clothes) every morning to get ready for the day. So, whenever you're getting dressed, just remember that you're "poncho-ing" yourself up with clothes! 🌂