No. 10,066 in Spanish

casarse

To get married.

In a sentence

Ellos decidieron casarse el próximo año.
They decided to get married next year.
In this sentence, 'casarse' is used as a reflexive verb indicating the act of getting married, reflecting an action affecting the subject directly.
Ana no quiere casarse todavía.
Ana does not want to get married yet.
Here, 'casarse' emphasizes personal preference and timeline regarding marriage, showing its use in expressing individual decisions.
¿Te vas a casarse pronto?
Are you going to get married soon?
In this question, 'casarse' serves as the action being inquired about, representing potential future plans.

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