[8] sentirse, to feel. An example of the fact that many verbs are reflexive in Spanish that are not so in English.
[9] hacer ver a uno, to make or cause a person to see, to have one see.
[10] lo cansado, how tired. Lo, the neuter article, invariable in form, may be used before an adjective in either gender or number, to express the idea of "how" (but not in exclamations).
[11] irse reuniendo, to be assembling. Ir is frequently used instead of estar to form the progressive tenses.
[12] burlarse de, to make sport of, to mock. Also see no. 3 above.
[13] llevar a cuestas, to carry on one's back.
