No me baño ahora.
I am not taking a bath now.
grammar · reflexive
Where does the pronoun go?
Place the pronoun before a conjugated verb or attach it to an infinitive.
Remember
Me voy a bañar. Voy a bañarme.
With an ordinary finite verb, put the unstressed pronoun before it: me baño, no me baño. In this ir a + infinitive construction, the pronoun may go before the conjugated verb or attach to the infinitive: me voy a bañar / voy a bañarme. Use one pronoun, not both. Other verb combinations require their own rules.
See the difference
Me voy a bañar.
I am going to take a bath.
Voy a bañarme.
I am going to take a bath.
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