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danar-se

to get in trouble, to come off badly (rude)

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Brazilian Portuguese, with você, a gente and vocês. The tables also include personal infinitives; supplied tu commands appear under other forms.

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Indicative

Present

danar-se: Present
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI get in trouble
você, ele, elayou get in trouble; he/she gets in trouble
nóswe get in trouble
a gentewe get in trouble
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) get in trouble; they get in trouble

Present continuous

danar-se: Present continuous
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI am getting in trouble
você, ele, elayou are getting in trouble; he/she is getting in trouble
nóswe are getting in trouble
a gentewe are getting in trouble
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) are getting in trouble; they are getting in trouble

Past continuous

danar-se: Past continuous
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI was getting in trouble
você, ele, elayou were getting in trouble; he/she was getting in trouble
nóswe were getting in trouble
a gentewe were getting in trouble
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) were getting in trouble; they were getting in trouble

Completed past

danar-se: Completed past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI got in trouble
você, ele, elayou got in trouble; he/she got in trouble
nóswe got in trouble
a gentewe got in trouble
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) got in trouble; they got in trouble

Imperfect

danar-se: Imperfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI used to get in trouble
você, ele, elayou used to get in trouble; he/she used to get in trouble
nóswe used to get in trouble
a gentewe used to get in trouble
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) used to get in trouble; they used to get in trouble

Compound past

danar-se: Compound past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI have been getting in trouble
você, ele, elayou have been getting in trouble; he/she has been getting in trouble
nóswe have been getting in trouble
a gentewe have been getting in trouble
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) have been getting in trouble; they have been getting in trouble

Past perfect

danar-se: Past perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI had gotten in trouble
você, ele, elayou had gotten in trouble; he/she had gotten in trouble
nóswe had gotten in trouble
a gentewe had gotten in trouble
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) had gotten in trouble; they had gotten in trouble

Literary past perfect

danar-se: Literary past perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI had gotten in trouble
você, ele, elayou had gotten in trouble; he/she had gotten in trouble
nóswe had gotten in trouble
a gentewe had gotten in trouble
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) had gotten in trouble; they had gotten in trouble

Future

danar-se: Future
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI will get in trouble
você, ele, elayou will get in trouble; he/she will get in trouble
nóswe will get in trouble
a gentewe will get in trouble
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) will get in trouble; they will get in trouble

Future perfect

danar-se: Future perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI will have gotten in trouble
você, ele, elayou will have gotten in trouble; he/she will have gotten in trouble
nóswe will have gotten in trouble
a gentewe will have gotten in trouble
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) will have gotten in trouble; they will have gotten in trouble

Going to

danar-se: Going to
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI am going to get in trouble
você, ele, elayou are going to get in trouble; he/she is going to get in trouble
nóswe are going to get in trouble
a gentewe are going to get in trouble
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) are going to get in trouble; they are going to get in trouble

Was going to

danar-se: Was going to
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI was going to get in trouble
você, ele, elayou were going to get in trouble; he/she was going to get in trouble
nóswe were going to get in trouble
a gentewe were going to get in trouble
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) were going to get in trouble; they were going to get in trouble

Conditional

danar-se: Conditional
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI would get in trouble
você, ele, elayou would get in trouble; he/she would get in trouble
nóswe would get in trouble
a gentewe would get in trouble
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) would get in trouble; they would get in trouble

Conditional perfect

danar-se: Conditional perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI would have gotten in trouble
você, ele, elayou would have gotten in trouble; he/she would have gotten in trouble
nóswe would have gotten in trouble
a gentewe would have gotten in trouble
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) would have gotten in trouble; they would have gotten in trouble

Subjunctive

Present subjunctive

danar-se: Present subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
eu(that) I get in trouble
você, ele, ela(that) you get in trouble; (that) he/she gets in trouble
nós(that) we get in trouble
a gente(that) we get in trouble
vocês, eles, elas(that) you (plural) get in trouble; (that) they get in trouble

Imperfect subjunctive

danar-se: Imperfect subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
eu(if) I got in trouble
você, ele, ela(if) you got in trouble; (if) he/she got in trouble
nós(if) we got in trouble
a gente(if) we got in trouble
vocês, eles, elas(if) you (plural) got in trouble; (if) they got in trouble

Perfect subjunctive

danar-se: Perfect subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
eu(that) I have gotten in trouble
você, ele, ela(that) you have gotten in trouble; (that) he/she has gotten in trouble
nós(that) we have gotten in trouble
a gente(that) we have gotten in trouble
vocês, eles, elas(that) you (plural) have gotten in trouble; (that) they have gotten in trouble

Pluperfect subjunctive

danar-se: Pluperfect subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
eu(that) I had gotten in trouble
você, ele, ela(that) you had gotten in trouble; (that) he/she had gotten in trouble
nós(that) we had gotten in trouble
a gente(that) we had gotten in trouble
vocês, eles, elas(that) you (plural) had gotten in trouble; (that) they had gotten in trouble

Future subjunctive

danar-se: Future subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
eu(when/if) I get in trouble
você, ele, ela(when/if) you get in trouble; (when/if) he/she gets in trouble
nós(when/if) we get in trouble
a gente(when/if) we get in trouble
vocês, eles, elas(when/if) you (plural) get in trouble; (when/if) they get in trouble

Future perfect subjunctive

danar-se: Future perfect subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
eu(when/if) I have gotten in trouble
você, ele, ela(when/if) you have gotten in trouble; (when/if) he/she has gotten in trouble
nós(when/if) we have gotten in trouble
a gente(when/if) we have gotten in trouble
vocês, eles, elas(when/if) you (plural) have gotten in trouble; (when/if) they have gotten in trouble

Commands

Affirmative command

danar-se: Affirmative command
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
você, ele, elaget in trouble!
nóslet's get in trouble!
vocês, eles, elasget in trouble! (plural)

Negative command

danar-se: Negative command
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
você, ele, elado not get in trouble!
nóslet's not get in trouble!
vocês, eles, elasdo not get in trouble! (plural)

Infinitive

Personal infinitive

danar-se: Personal infinitive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
eufor me to get in trouble
você, ele, elafor you to get in trouble; for him/her to get in trouble
nósfor us to get in trouble
a gentefor us to get in trouble
vocês, eles, elasfor you (plural) to get in trouble; for them to get in trouble

Compound personal infinitive

danar-se: Compound personal infinitive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
eufor me to have gotten in trouble
você, ele, elafor you to have gotten in trouble; for him/her to have gotten in trouble
nósfor us to have gotten in trouble
a gentefor us to have gotten in trouble
vocês, eles, elasfor you (plural) to have gotten in trouble; for them to have gotten in trouble

Additional forms

Gerund
Past participle
Past infinitive
Past gerund
Affirmative command: tu
Negative command: tu

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