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October 10, 2013, 09:21 AM
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"Voy a levantarme" or "Me voy a levantar"?
Does it matter whether you say "Voy a levantarme" or "Me voy a levantar"?
Is there a difference in meaning (is one more colloquial than the other, perhaps?) Can you also say it in combination with other verbs, like "Me necesito levantar"? Thanks in advance! 
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