"Ми намагаємося."

Translation: We are trying.

[PonyDesu]

This verb seems strange. I found that the infinitive forms is "намагатися" - why is there "ся"?

[Vinnfred]

ся makes any verb reflexive. You should keep it while conjugating

[PonyDesu]

Ah, reflexive verbs. It explains everything.

[spikypsyche]

So like se in Spanish, only it doesn't have to be conjugated along with the rest of the verb?

[Vinnfred]

You just can conjugate a verb the usual way and then add ся. In first person singular you also need to add suffix ть:

• я одягаю, я одягаюсь
• ми одягаємо, ми одягаємось
• він/вона одягає, він/вона одягається

одягати - to dress someone/to put on something, одягатись - to dress oneself

[PatriciaZa190635]

I see that in some of your examples above, you end with сь, and some with ся. I have seen this in other language tools. Is there some rule on this?

[Jacques1981]

So this means "I am trying myself?"

[Ukurainajin]

No, simply "I try / I'm trying" without "myself". To be more specific, "намагатися" means something between "to try", "to strive" and "to attempt" :-)