Spanish Glossary

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Spanish vocabulary glossary
Spanish Word	English Translation	Part of Speech	Level
¿Cómo estás?	How are you?	phrase	A1
¿Cómo te llamas?	What's your name?	phrase	A1
¿Cuánto cuesta?	How much does it cost?	phrase	B1
¿Dónde está...?	Where is...?	phrase	A1
¿Qué hora es?	What time is it?	phrase	A1
¿Qué recomienda?	What do you recommend?	phrase	B1
A tiempo completo	Full-time	phrase	B1
A tiempo parcial	Part-time	phrase	B1
Abogado	Lawyer	noun	A1
Abrigo	Coat	noun	A1
Abril	April	noun	A1
Abuela	Grandmother	noun	A1
Abuelo	Grandfather	noun	A1
Aburrido/a	Bored	adjective	A1
Acostarse	To go to bed	verb	B1
Actualizar	To update	verb	B1
Actualizar	To update	verb	C1
Además	Furthermore/Also	adverb	B1
Adiós	Goodbye	interjection	A1
Aeropuerto	Airport	noun	A1
Agosto	August	noun	A1
Agua	Water	noun	A1
Ahorrar agua	To save water	phrase	B1
Almorzar	To have lunch	verb	B1
Almuerzo	Lunch	noun	A1
Alto	Tall	adjective	A1
Amable	Kind/Friendly	adjective	A1
Amarillo	Yellow	adjective	A1
Año	Year	noun	A1
Aprobar un examen	To pass an exam	phrase	B1
Arroz	Rice	noun	A1
Ayer	Yesterday	noun	A1
Azul	Blue	adjective	A1
Bailar	To dance	verb	B1
Bajo	Short	adjective	A1
Banco	Bank	noun	A1
Barato	Cheap	adjective	B1
Beber	To drink	verb	A1
Bienvenido	Welcome	interjection	A1
Blanco	White	adjective	A1
Bonita	Pretty	adjective	A1
Buenas noches	Good night	phrase	A1
Buenas tardes	Good afternoon	phrase	A1
Buenos días	Good morning	phrase	A1
Bufanda	Scarf	noun	A1
Buscar	To search	verb	C1
Café	Coffee	noun	A1
Calle	Street	noun	A1
Camarero	Waiter	noun	A1
Camisa	Shirt	noun	A1
Cansado/a	Tired	adjective	A1
Cantar	To sing	verb	B1
Cargar el móvil	To charge the phone	phrase	B1
Carne	Meat	noun	A1
Caro	Expensive	adjective	B1
Cena	Dinner	noun	A1
Cenar	To have dinner	verb	B1
Cerca	Near	adverb	A1
Cero	Zero	number	A1
Cerveza	Beer	noun	A1
Chaqueta	Jacket	noun	A1
Cien	One Hundred	number	A1
Cinco	Five	number	A1
Cincuenta	Fifty	number	A1
Cocinar	To cook	verb	B1
Comer	To eat	verb	A1
Compartir	To share	verb	C1
Comprar	To buy	verb	B1
Contento/a	Content/Pleased	adjective	A1
Contratar	To hire	verb	B1
Contratar	To hire	verb	C1
Correr	To run	verb	B1
Costar un ojo de la cara	To cost an arm and a leg	idiom	C1
Creo que...	I think that...	phrase	B1
Cuarenta	Forty	number	A1
Cuatro	Four	number	A1
Cuchara	Spoon	noun	A1
Cuchillo	Knife	noun	A1
De nada	You're welcome	phrase	A1
Delgado	Thin/Slim	adjective	A1
Delicioso	Delicious	adjective	B1
Depende	It depends	verb	B1
Derecha	Right	direction	A1
Desayunar	To have breakfast	verb	B1
Desayuno	Breakfast	noun	A1
Descargar	To download	verb	B1
Descargar	To download	verb	C1
Despedir	To fire	verb	B1
Despedir	To fire/dismiss	verb	C1
Despertarse	To wake up	verb	B1
Diciembre	December	noun	A1
Diez	Ten	number	A1
Doce	Twelve	number	A1
Domingo	Sunday	noun	A1
Dormir	To sleep	verb	B1
Dos	Two	number	A1
Ducharse	To shower	verb	B1
Echar de menos	To miss someone	phrase	C1
El aeropuerto	The airport	noun	B1
El almacenamiento en la nube	Cloud storage	noun	B1
El anuncio	The advert / announcement	noun	B1
El aula	The classroom	noun	B1
El autobús	The bus	noun	B1
El baño	The bathroom	noun	A1
El boleto	The ticket	noun	B1
El bosque	The forest	noun	B1
El brazo	The arm	noun	B1
El calentamiento global	Global warming	noun	B1
El camarero	The waiter	noun	B1
El cambio	The change	noun	B1
El cambio climático	Climate change	noun	B1
El cambio climático	Climate change	noun	C1
El cine	The cinema	noun	B1
El cliente	The client	noun	C1
El colega	The colleague	noun	C1
El compañero de trabajo	The colleague	noun	B1
El contrato	The contract	noun	B1
El contrato	The contract	noun	C1
El correo electrónico	Email	noun	B1
El correo electrónico	The email	noun	C1
El currículum	The CV / résumé	noun	B1
El deporte	Sport	noun	B1
El desastre natural	Natural disaster	noun	B1
El desempleo	Unemployment	noun	C1
El dormitorio	The bedroom	noun	A1
El efectivo	Cash	noun	B1
El enlace	The link	noun	C1
El equipaje	The luggage	noun	B1
El estómago	The stomach	noun	B1
El éxito	Success	noun	C1
El fracaso	Failure	noun	C1
El fútbol	Football	noun	B1
El gobierno	The government	noun	C1
El hotel	The hotel	noun	B1
El informe	The report	noun	C1
El invierno	Winter	noun	A1
El jardín	The garden	noun	A1
El jefe	The boss	noun	C1
El jefe / la jefa	The boss	noun	B1
El libro	The book	noun	B1
El mapa	The map	noun	B1
El máster	The master's degree	noun	B1
El médico	The doctor	noun	B1
El medio ambiente	The environment	noun	B1
El medio ambiente	The environment	noun	C1
El menú	The menu	noun	B1
El mercado	The market	noun	B1
El miedo	Fear	noun	C1
El móvil	The mobile phone	noun	B1
El móvil	The mobile phone	noun	C1
El ordenador	The computer	noun	C1
El orgullo	Pride	noun	C1
El otoño	Autumn	noun	A1
El partido político	The political party	noun	C1
El pasaporte	The passport	noun	B1
El periódico	The newspaper	noun	B1
El periodista	The journalist	noun	B1
El plan de estudios	The curriculum	noun	B1
El plazo	The deadline	noun	C1
El postre	The dessert	noun	B1
El precio	The price	noun	B1
El presidente	The president	noun	C1
El presupuesto	The budget	noun	C1
El primer plato	The starter	noun	B1
El recibo	The receipt	noun	B1
El reportaje	The report / feature	noun	B1
El resfriado	The cold (illness)	noun	B1
El rumor	The rumour	noun	B1
El salón	The living room	noun	A1
El segundo plato	The main course	noun	B1
El sueldo	The salary	noun	B1
El sueldo	The salary	noun	C1
El taxi	The taxi	noun	B1
El titular	The headline	noun	B1
El trabajo	The job / work	noun	B1
El tren	The train	noun	B1
El verano	Summer	noun	A1
El viento	The wind	noun	A1
El vuelo	The flight	noun	B1
El wifi	Wi-Fi	noun	B1
Emocionado/a	Excited	adjective	A1
En mi opinión	In my opinion	phrase	B1
Enero	January	noun	A1
Enfadado/a	Angry	adjective	A1
Enfermo/a	Sick/Ill	adjective	A1
Es mentira	It's a lie	phrase	B1
Es verdad	It's true	phrase	B1
Escribir	To write	verb	B1
Español / Española	Spanish	adjective	A1
Especializarse en	To specialise in	phrase	B1
Esposo / Esposa	Husband / Wife	noun	A1
Estación	Station	noun	A1
Estar	To be (temporary)	verb	A1
Estar al tanto	To be up to date	phrase	B1
Estar como una cabra	To be crazy	idiom	C1
Estar hecho polvo	To be exhausted	idiom	C1
Estoy casado/a	I am married	phrase	A1
Estoy de acuerdo	I agree	phrase	B1
Estoy enfermo/a	I am ill	phrase	B1
Estoy soltero/a	I am single	phrase	A1
Estudiante	Student	noun	A1
Falda	Skirt	noun	A1
Familia	Family	noun	A1
Farmacia	Pharmacy	noun	A1
Febrero	February	noun	A1
Feliz	Happy	adjective	A1
Fiable	Reliable	adjective	B1
Flipar	To freak out (Spain slang)	slang	C1
Fruta	Fruit	noun	A1
Fuerte	Strong	adjective	A1
Gracias	Thank you	interjection	A1
Gris	Grey	adjective	A1
Guapo	Handsome	adjective	A1
Gustar	To like	verb	A1
Hablar	To speak	verb	A1
Hace calor	It's hot	phrase	A1
Hace frío	It's cold	phrase	A1
Hace sol	It's sunny	phrase	A1
Hacer	To do/make	verb	A1
Hacer una videollamada	To make a video call	phrase	B1
Hasta luego	See you later	phrase	A1
Hasta mañana	See you tomorrow	phrase	A1
Hermana	Sister	noun	A1
Hermano	Brother	noun	A1
Hija	Daughter	noun	A1
Hijo	Son	noun	A1
Hola	Hello	interjection	A1
Hospital	Hospital	noun	A1
Hoy	Today	noun	A1
Iglesia	Church	noun	A1
Informar	To inform / report	verb	B1
Ingeniero	Engineer	noun	A1
Inglés / Inglesa	English	adjective	A1
Inteligente	Intelligent	adjective	A1
Investigar	To research	verb	B1
Ir	To go	verb	A1
Ir al grano	To get to the point	idiom	C1
Izquierda	Left	direction	A1
Joven	Young	adjective	A1
Jubilarse	To retire	verb	B1
Jueves	Thursday	noun	A1
Jugar	To play	verb	B1
Julio	July	noun	A1
Junio	June	noun	A1
La aduana	Customs	noun	B1
La ambulancia	The ambulance	noun	B1
La aplicación	The app	noun	B1
La aplicación	The app	noun	C1
La basura	Rubbish / trash	noun	B1
La batería	The battery	noun	B1
La bebida	The drink	noun	B1
La beca	The scholarship	noun	B1
La cabeza	The head	noun	B1
La cadena de televisión	The TV channel	noun	B1
La cama	The bed	noun	A1
La carrera	The degree / course of study	noun	B1
La casa	The house	noun	A1
La cocina	The kitchen	noun	A1
La confianza	Trust/Confidence	noun	C1
La contaminación	Pollution	noun	B1
La contraseña	The password	noun	B1
La contraseña	The password	noun	C1
La cuenta, por favor	The bill, please	phrase	A1
La economía	The economy	noun	C1
La empresa	The company	noun	C1
La energía renovable	Renewable energy	noun	B1
La entrevista	The interview	noun	B1
La entrevista	The interview	noun	C1
La espalda	The back	noun	B1
La especie en peligro	Endangered species	noun	B1
La esperanza	Hope	noun	C1
La factura	The invoice	noun	C1
La fiebre	The fever	noun	B1
La hora	The hour/time	noun	A1
La inmigración	Immigration	noun	C1
La inteligencia artificial	Artificial intelligence	noun	C1
La justicia	Justice	noun	C1
La ley	The law	noun	C1
La libertad	Freedom	noun	C1
La llegada	The arrival	noun	B1
La maleta	The suitcase	noun	B1
La manifestación	The protest/demonstration	noun	C1
La matrícula	Enrolment / tuition	noun	B1
La mesa	The table	noun	A1
La música	Music	noun	B1
La nieve	The snow	noun	A1
La nostalgia	Nostalgia	noun	C1
La nota	The grade / mark	noun	B1
La oferta	The offer/sale	noun	B1
La oficina	The office	noun	C1
La opinión pública	Public opinion	noun	B1
La pantalla	The screen	noun	B1
La pantalla	The screen	noun	C1
La pastilla	The pill/tablet	noun	B1
La película	The film	noun	B1
La pierna	The leg	noun	B1
La playa	The beach	noun	B1
La primavera	Spring	noun	A1
La propina	The tip	noun	B1
La puerta	The door	noun	A1
La receta	The prescription	noun	B1
La red social	Social media/network	noun	C1
La reserva	The reservation	noun	B1
La reunión	The meeting	noun	B1
La reunión	The meeting	noun	C1
La salida	The departure/exit	noun	B1
La silla	The chair	noun	A1
La soledad	Loneliness	noun	C1
La talla	The size (clothing)	noun	B1
La tarjeta	The card	noun	B1
La tienda	The shop	noun	B1
La tormenta	The storm	noun	A1
La universidad	The university	noun	B1
La ventana	The window	noun	A1
La vergüenza	Shame/Embarrassment	noun	C1
Las elecciones	The elections	noun	C1
Las llaves	The keys	noun	A1
Las noticias	The news	noun	B1
Las redes sociales	Social media	noun	B1
Leche	Milk	noun	A1
Leer	To read	verb	B1
Lejos	Far	adverb	A1
Levantarse	To get up	verb	B1
Licenciarse	To graduate	verb	B1
Limpiar	To clean	verb	B1
Llueve	It's raining	verb	A1
Lo siento	I'm sorry	phrase	A1
Los datos	The data	noun	C1
Los derechos	The rights	noun	C1
Lunes	Monday	noun	A1
Madre	Mother	noun	A1
Mañana	Tomorrow / Morning	noun	A1
Marrón	Brown	adjective	A1
Martes	Tuesday	noun	A1
Marzo	March	noun	A1
Mayo	May	noun	A1
Me duele...	It hurts...	phrase	B1
Me llamo...	My name is...	phrase	A1
Me parece que...	It seems to me that...	phrase	B1
Medianoche	Midnight	noun	A1
Médico	Doctor	noun	A1
Mediodía	Midday	noun	A1
Mes	Month	noun	A1
Mesa	Table	noun	A1
Meter la pata	To put your foot in it	idiom	C1
Miércoles	Wednesday	noun	A1
Mola	Cool (Spain slang)	slang	C1
Morado	Purple	adjective	A1
Mucho gusto	Nice to meet you	phrase	A1
Museo	Museum	noun	A1
Nadar	To swim	verb	B1
Naranja	Orange	adjective	A1
Necesitar	To need	verb	A1
Necesito ayuda	I need help	phrase	B1
Negro	Black	adjective	A1
Nervioso/a	Nervous	adjective	A1
No estoy de acuerdo	I disagree	phrase	B1
No tener pelos en la lengua	To be blunt	idiom	C1
Noventa	Ninety	number	A1
Noviembre	November	noun	A1
Nublado	Cloudy	adjective	A1
Nueve	Nine	number	A1
Ochenta	Eighty	number	A1
Ocho	Eight	number	A1
Octubre	October	noun	A1
Once	Eleven	number	A1
Padre	Father	noun	A1
Pagar	To pay	verb	B1
Pan	Bread	noun	A1
Pantalones	Trousers/Pants	noun	A1
Pasear	To go for a walk	verb	B1
Perdón	Excuse me/Sorry	phrase	A1
Pescado	Fish	noun	A1
Picante	Spicy	adjective	B1
Plantar un árbol	To plant a tree	phrase	B1
Playa	Beach	noun	A1
Plaza	Square	noun	A1
Poder	To be able to/can	verb	A1
Pollo	Chicken	noun	A1
Por ejemplo	For example	phrase	B1
Por favor	Please	phrase	A1
Preocupado/a	Worried	adjective	A1
Preparar	To prepare	verb	B1
Presentar un trabajo	To submit an assignment	phrase	B1
Primo / Prima	Cousin	noun	A1
Profesor	Teacher	noun	A1
Proteger	To protect	verb	B1
Publicar	To publish / post	verb	B1
Quedarse en blanco	To go blank	idiom	C1
Querer	To want	verb	A1
Queso	Cheese	noun	A1
Quince	Fifteen	number	A1
Reciclar	To recycle	verb	B1
Recto	Straight ahead	direction	A1
Reservar	To reserve/book	verb	B1
Restaurante	Restaurant	noun	A1
Rojo	Red	adjective	A1
Rosa	Pink	adjective	A1
Sábado	Saturday	noun	A1
Saber	To know (facts)	verb	A1
Seis	Six	number	A1
Semana	Week	noun	A1
Septiembre	September	noun	A1
Ser	To be (permanent)	verb	A1
Ser pan comido	To be a piece of cake	idiom	C1
Sesenta	Sixty	number	A1
Setenta	Seventy	number	A1
Siete	Seven	number	A1
Simpático	Nice/Likeable	adjective	A1
Sin conexión	Offline	phrase	B1
Sin embargo	However	conjunction	B1
Sin gluten	Gluten-free	phrase	B1
Solicitar un empleo	To apply for a job	phrase	B1
Sombrero	Hat	noun	A1
Sorprendido/a	Surprised	adjective	A1
Sostenible	Sustainable	adjective	B1
Soy de...	I am from...	phrase	A1
Subir un archivo	To upload a file	phrase	B1
Supermercado	Supermarket	noun	A1
Suspender un examen	To fail an exam	phrase	B1
Tenedor	Fork	noun	A1
Tener	To have	verb	A1
Tengo ... años	I am ... years old	phrase	A1
Tengo hambre	I am hungry	phrase	A1
Tengo sed	I am thirsty	phrase	A1
Tía	Aunt	noun	A1
Tiene razón	You're right	phrase	B1
Tío	Uncle	noun	A1
Tío / Tía	Mate/Dude (informal)	slang	C1
Tomar el pelo	To pull someone's leg	idiom	C1
Trabajar	To work	verb	A1
Tranquilo/a	Calm	adjective	A1
Treinta	Thirty	number	A1
Tres	Three	number	A1
Triste	Sad	adjective	A1
Una mesa para dos	A table for two	phrase	B1
Uno	One	number	A1
Vegetariano	Vegetarian	adjective	B1
Veinte	Twenty	number	A1
Verde	Green	adjective	A1
Verdura	Vegetable	noun	A1
Vestido	Dress	noun	A1
Vestirse	To get dressed	verb	B1
Viejo	Old	adjective	A1
Viernes	Friday	noun	A1
Vino	Wine	noun	A1
Vivir	To live	verb	A1
Vivo en...	I live in...	phrase	A1
Zapatos	Shoes	noun	A1

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