How to Say "see yourself" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “see yourself” is “mírate” — A2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
Mírate en el espejo, tienes algo en el pelo.
Look at yourself in the mirror, you have something in your hair.
¡Mírate! Estás empapado por la lluvia.
Look at yourself! You are soaking wet from the rain.
Antes de culpar a otros, mírate a ti mismo.
Before blaming others, look at yourself.
The Imperative Command
The word 'mírate' is a command telling 'tú' (you, informal) to do something. The verb 'mira' is the base command form.
Pronoun Attachment
In Spanish affirmative commands, small words like 'te' (yourself) stick to the end of the verb. 'Mira' + 'te' becomes 'Mírate'.
The Important Accent Mark
When you attach a pronoun to a command like this, you must add an accent mark (tílde) over the original stressed syllable ('mí') to keep the pronunciation the same.
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