"Limpias" is the informal way to say 'you clean.' If you are speaking to a boss or someone you don't know well, you must use the formal conjugation 'limpia' (Usted).

'Tú' vs. 'Usted'

To say 'to clean oneself up' (like getting ready), use the reflexive form: 'te limpias' (you clean yourself).

Use with Reflexive Pronoun

Extremely common, as it is a basic action verb and a primary conjugation form.

Remember that adjectives must match the gender and number of the noun they describe. 'Limpias' is used for feminine nouns that are plural, like 'manos' (hands) or 'camisas' (shirts).

Agreement Rule

Very common when describing multiple feminine objects or groups.

Specific to cultural and regional contexts, particularly in Mexico and Central America.

Comprehensive guide to the Spanish word 'limpias,' covering its use as the 'tú' verb conjugation of 'to clean,' the feminine plural adjective 'clean,' and the plural noun for 'spiritual cleansing rituals.'

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