How to Say "stands up" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “stands up” is “levanta” — A1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
English → SpanishA1
VerbA1
rising from a seated position
Examples
Ella se levanta muy temprano para ir al trabajo.
She gets up very early to go to work.
Cuando suena la alarma, mi perro se levanta de inmediato.
When the alarm rings, my dog stands up immediately.
The Reflexive 'Se'
When the person performing the action is also receiving the action (like getting oneself up), you must include the word 'se' before the verb: 'Él levanta' (He lifts a box) vs. 'Él se levanta' (He lifts himself/gets up).
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