No. 9,711 in Spanish
asustamos
"We scare" or "we frighten."
In a sentence
Ayer nos asustamos mucho con el trueno.
Yesterday we got very scared by the thunder.
Reflexive past tense: Describes a moment where we ourselves experienced getting scared.
Siempre que contamos historias de miedo, asustamos a los niños.
Whenever we tell scary stories, we frighten the children.
Non-reflexive present tense: Indicates an action, where 'we' cause fear in someone else.
Si jugamos una broma, quizás asustamos a alguien sin querer.
If we play a prank, we might scare someone unintentionally.
Conditional present tense: Speculates about the possibility of causing fear as a result of an action.
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