súbete
“súbete” means “get on” in Spanish (public transport, bikes, or stages).
get on, get in
Also: climb up, go up
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¡Súbete al autobús rápido!
A1Get on the bus quickly!
Súbete al coche, yo conduzco.
A1Get in the car, I'll drive.
Súbete a la silla para alcanzar el estante.
A2Climb up on the chair to reach the shelf.
Subjunctive
Present Subjunctive
Imperfect Subjunctive
Indicative
Present
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Words that translate to "súbete" in Spanish:
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Quick Quiz: súbete
Question 1 of 1
You are at a bus stop with a friend and the bus arrives. What do you say?
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From the Latin word 'subire,' which combined 'sub' (under/up to) and 'ire' (to go). It originally meant to approach or go under, but in Spanish, it shifted to mean moving upward or entering a vehicle.
First recorded: 12th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'súbete' formal or informal?
It is informal. It is used with people you know well (the 'tú' form).
What is the difference between 'sube' and 'súbete'?
'Sube' just means 'go up' or 'climb.' Adding the 'te' to make 'súbete' makes it specifically about the person moving themselves onto something, like a car or a bus.