Presente
What is happening now, habits, and general truths.
- eu me frustro
- você / ele / ela / a gente se frustra
- nós nos frustramos
- vocês / eles / elas se frustram
to get frustrated
Regular -ar verb, gerund frustrando-se, past participle frustrado.
Me, se, nos
In Brazil the pronoun comes before the verb, eu me frustro, and before the participle, gerund, or infinitive: tinha se frustrado. Written commands put it after: frustre-se; speech says se frustra.
A gente, the everyday we, takes the same form as você.
Enough to talk about the present, the past, and the future.
What is happening now, habits, and general truths.
The everyday past for a finished action.
The spoken future for plans and coming events: ir plus the infinitive.