Hágase (en. Let it be done)
/ˈaɡase/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
Indicates that someone must perform an action on themselves.
When you feel bad, make yourself a hot tea.
Cuando te sientas mal, hágase un té caliente.
Used to give instructions in informal situations.
If you need help, make yourself a to-do list.
Si necesitas ayuda, hágase una lista de tareas.
Used in contexts where a change or personal transformation is suggested.
To improve your life, make yourself aware of your habits.
Para mejorar tu vida, hágase consciente de tus hábitos.
Etymology
From the verb hacer, in its reflexive imperative form.
Common Phrases and Expressions
make yourself known
Make sure to be seen or heard.
hágase notar
do what you can
Do what is within your power.
hágase lo que se pueda
be responsible
Take responsibility for your actions.
hágase responsable
Related Words
do
To perform, to carry out.
hacer
carry out
To complete a task or action.
realizar
transform
To change form or state.
transformar
Slang Meanings
To do something for oneself.
If you don't like what's there, make something different.
Si no te gusta lo que hay, hágase algo diferente.
To take initiative.
In this project, take the lead.
En este proyecto, hágase el líder.