dirígete

Dirígete is a Spanish verb, the second-person singular imperative form of the verb dirigir. It translates to "direct yourself," "go," or "head." The verb dirigir means to direct, to manage, to lead, or to address. In its imperative form, dirígete is a command or instruction directed at one person.

For example, if someone is giving directions, they might say "Dirígete hacia el norte" which means "Head north." This is used in informal contexts when speaking to someone you know well, or in a situation where familiarity is implied. The formal imperative for "you" (usted) would be "diríjase."

The verb dirigir has various applications, from guiding a group to leading a company or addressing an audience. The imperative form, dirígete, specifically focuses on the action of moving oneself in a particular direction or taking a specific course of action. It is a common verb in everyday Spanish conversation and instructional contexts. Its root is the Latin word dirigere, meaning to set straight or to guide.