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   What does Volveré mean?

   • Volveré is a song previously sung by Diego Verdaguer. It was the first single off the album Pensando En Ti of K-Paz de la Sierra. This dictionary definitions page includes all the possible meanings, example usage and translations of the word volveré.

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   How do you use Volverse in Spanish?

   • Volverse is used in Spanish to mean 'To become' but has a slightly different underlying meaning compared to Hacerse. It refers to the act of turning into something. To determine if you should use this verb, try adding 'turn into' to the sentence. If it makes sense, then it’s likely that you will use 'VOLVERSE'.

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   What is the difference between hacerse and Volverse?

   • Again,\ 'hacerse' and 'volverse' are both used to say 'To become' in Spanish, but they have slightly different underlying meanings. 'Volverse' is the act of turning into something. To determine which verb to use, try adding 'TURN INTO' into the sentence.

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   What is an example of a Volverse?

   • Volverse is followed by an adjective and is used to talk about permanent changes to someone or something's personality, behavior, appearance, etc. For example: Carla se ha vuelto un poco egocéntrica. Carla has become a bit self-centered. El líder se volvió extremadamente autoritario. The leader became extremely authoritarian.

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   What is the difference between hacerse and llegar a ser?

   • Hacerse is followed by a noun or adjective and is used to talk about personal, professional, or social evolution or some sort of development that the subject of the sentence decides to realize. Llegar a ser may also be used in this context, but puts a greater emphasis on the long amount of time and effort required to undergo the change.

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2. www.spanishdict.com › translate › volverseVolverse | Spanish to English Translation - SpanishDictionary.com

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   Translate Volverse. See 12 authoritative translations of Volverse in English with example sentences, conjugations and audio pronunciations.

   • To Reconnect

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   • To Turn Back

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3. www.spanishdict.com › guide › conconvertirse-hacerse"Convertirse," "Hacerse," "Volverse," and "Ponerse" - SpanishDict

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   • Convertirse
   • Hacerse
   • Volverse
   • Ponerse

   Convertirse is followed by the preposition enand a noun and indicates a quick and radical change, often in the biology of something. Transformarsecan also be used in this context. For example:

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   Hacerse is followed by a noun or adjective and is used to talk about personal, professional, or social evolution or some sort of development that the subject of the sentence decides to realize. Llegar a sermay also be used in this context, but puts a greater emphasis on the long amount of time and effort required to undergo the change.

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   Volverse is followed by an adjective and is used to talk about permanent changes to someone or something's personality, behavior, appearance, etc. For example:

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   Ponerse is followed by an adjective and is used to express temporary changes that are involuntary and/or spontaneous. Let's check out some examples!

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4. dictionary.reverso.net › spanish-english › volversevolverse translation in English | Spanish-English dictionary ...

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   volverse translation in Spanish - English Reverso dictionary, see also 'volver, voltearse, volvedor, valerse', examples, definition, conjugation.

5. dictionary.cambridge.org › volversevolverse | translation Spanish to English: Cambridge Dictionary

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   to return , to go/come back. Se volvió a casa de sus padres porque no le renovaron el contrato de alquiler. He went back to live with his parents when they didn’t renew his rental contract. Decidió volverse a casa cuando no encontró a su amigo. volverse atrás. retirar algo dicho o no continuar un proyecto por temor. to go back.

6. en.bab.la › dictionary › spanish-englishVOLVERSE - Translation in English - bab.la

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   Translation for 'volverse' in the free Spanish-English dictionary and many other English translations.

7. www.spanishdict.com › compare › volverVolver vs. Volverse | Compare Spanish Words ...

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8. glosbe.com › es › envolverse in English - Spanish-English Dictionary | Glosbe

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   get, become, turn are the top translations of "volverse" into English. Sample translated sentence: Esta mañana pensé, ¿podría este día volverse peor? ↔ This morning i thought to myself, could this day get any worse?