B
Banda (la)- gang
Bano de sol- sun bath
Barco (el)- boat, ship
Barrera (la)- barrier
Bascula (la)- balance, scales
Base (la)- 1. Base, bottom 2. Base (in baseball) 3. Basis, foundation 4. Database
Bastante- enough, sufficient
Basura (la)- garbage
Biblia (la)- bible
Biblioteca (la)- library
Biographia (la)- biography
Boda (la)- wedding
Bodega (la)- 1. Grocery, store 2. Storeroom 3. Wine cellar
Borracho, borracha- drunk
Brigada (la)- 1. Brigade 2. Gang, team, group
Broma (la)- joke, prank 2) fun
Brujula (la)- compass
Buzom (el)- mailbox

C
Cabana (la)- cabin, hut
Cada- each
Cadena (la)- chain 2) network, channel
Cafetal (el)- coffee plantation
Caida (la)- fall, drop 2, Downfall, collapse
Cajero (el)- 1. Cashier 2. Teller i.e. cajero automatico (automatic bank machine [teller])
Calcetine (el)- sock
Calendario (el)- calendar
Calle (la)- street
Cama (la)- bed
Camion (el)- 1. Truck 2. Bus
Camper (el)- camper vehicle
Camping (el)- camping
Campo (el)- country
Cancion (la)- song
Candela (la)- candle
Cansado -tired
Cantante (la) (el)- singer
Cantidad (la)- quantity
Canton (el)- place, home
Caos (el)- chaos
Capa (la)- cape 2) coating 3) layer 4) social class
Cara (la)- face
Caramba- gee whiz
Carcel (la)- jail
Caricatura (la)- cartoon
Carretera (la)- highway
Carta (la)- letter
Casa (la)- house
Casado- married
Caserio (el)- 1. Country house 2. Hamlet
Casi- almost, nearly 2) hardly
Caso (el)- case
Catarro (el)- cold (cough/runny nose)
Causa (la)- cause
Cebolla (la)- onion
Celula (la)- the cell
Cementario (el)- cemetary
Cemento (el)- cement
Cenizas (las)- ashes
Cerca (la)- fence, wall
Cerca de- close to, near
Ceremonia (la)- ceremony
Cerro (el)- hill
Cheque (el)- cheque (i.e. cheque de viajero, traveller check)
Chiste (el)- joke
Chistoso- funny
Chofer (el)- driver
Chorro (el)- 1. Flow, stream
Chubasco (el)- storm, downpour
Cienca (la)- 1. Science 2. Learning, knowledge
Cierto- certain, true
Cifra (la)- figure, number 2. Quantity, amount
Cinturon (el)- 1. Belt 2. Seat belt
Circumstancias- circumstances
Cisterna (la)- cistern, tank
Ciudad (la)- city
Ciudadano (el), ciudadana (la)- 1. Citizen (country), 2. Resident (city dweller)
Cita (la)- quote 2. Appointment, date (chicks)
Clave (la)- 1. Code 2. Key (i.e. to a mystery)
Clave (adj)- key, essential
Club (el)- club (i.e. club de football, football club)
Coche (el)- 1. Car 2. Carriage
Cocina (la)- kitchen
Cocinera (la)- cook
Cohete (el)- rocket
Colmo (el)- height 2. Limit, extreme (es el colmo, is the last straw)
Colonia (la)- colony
Collar- 1. Necklace 2. Collar (of an animal)
Column (la)- column
Comedor (el)- dining room
Comic (el)- comic book
Compania (la)- company
Comuna (la)- commune
Concierto (el)- concert
Confianzia (la)- trust
Consequencia (la)- consequence
Contacto (el)- contact
Contra (el)- con i.e. pros and cons [los pros y los contras]
Contra- against
Control (el)- 1. Control 2. Inspection check 3. Checkpoint, roadblock
Cordillera (la)- mountain range
Corredor (el)- hall
Correo (el)- post office
Corriente (la)- current (i.e.ac/dc) [alternating current, corriente alterna] direct current [corriente continua]
Corta, Corto- short
Corte (la)- court i.e. la Corte Suprema [the Supreme Court]
Cortina (la)- curtain
Costo (el)- 1. cost 2. Cost of living
Crater (el)- crater
Crecimiento (el)- growth
Criada (la)- maid
Critico [a] (la, el)- critic
Cuadrilla (la)- gang, team, group, bunch
Cual (la), el cual, los cuales, las cuales- who, whom, which
Cualquier, cualquiera adj- 1. Any, whichever 2. Everyday, ordinary
Cualquier pron- anyone 2. Whatever, whichever
Cuchara (la)- spoon 2. Tablespoon (measurement)
Cucharita (la)- teaspoon
Cuchillo (el)- kitchen knife
Cuenco (el)- bowl
Cuenta (la)- the check
Cuento (el)- story, fairy tale
Cuerpo (el)- body
Culpa (la)- fault, blame 2) sin
Culto (el)- 1. Cult 2. Worship
Cumbre (la)- top, peak, summit
Cumpleano (el???)- birthday
Cunado (el)- brother in law
Cunada (la)- sister in law
Cura (la)- 1. Cure 2. Priest
Curva (la)- curve, bend

D
Damnificado (el), damnificada (la)- victim
Dananda, danado (adj)- damage
Danada (la)- damage
Dano (el)- damage 2) harm, injury
Debajo- under
Decena (la)- group of ten
Degracia (la)- disgrace 2.Misfortune por desgracia, unfortunately Dormitorio (el)- bedroom
Delante- ahead, in front of Documento (el)- document
Delantera (la)- front part, the front
Delantero, delantera- 1. the front 2. forward
Deleto (el)- crime, offense
Delicia (la)- delight
Demanda (la)- demand (i.e. economic demand), sue
Dentro- inside, indoors
Denuncia (la)- 1. Condemnation 2. Police report Departmento (el)- department
Desastre (el)- disaster
Desayuno (el)- breakfast
Desde- from, since
Deslave (el)- landslide
Desorden (el)- mess i.e. messy room
Desparecido (el)- homeless person
Despedido- farewell, goodbye
Despenalizar- to legalize
Despues- afterward, later, next
Destruido, destruida (adj)- destroyed
Detalle (el)- detail
Detras- behind
Deuda (la)- debt
Diagnostico (el)- diagnosis
Diario (el)- diary
Dieta (la)- diet
Diputodo, diputoda- delegate, representative
Direccion (la)- direction
Directorio (el) de telephono- telephone directory
Discreto- discreet
Distante- distant
Distinto, distinta- different 2. Distinct, clear, evident
Dolar (el)- dollar
Drama (el)- drama
Dulce- sweet
Durante- during

E
Edad (la)- age
Edificio (el)- building
Efecto (el)- effect
Ejemplo (el)- example
Elegante- classy
Elemento (el)- element
Elevador (el)- elevator
Embargo (el)- 1. Embargo 2. Seizure
Empleo (el)- employment, job
Encanto (el)- charm 2. Spell 3. Delightful person or thing
Encima de – on top of
Enfierno (el)- hell
Enigma (el)- mystery
Entonces- then
Entrega (la)- delivery
Entrevista (la)- interview
Entusiasmo- enthusiasm
Envase (el)- container
Epoca (la)- 1. Age [i.e. epoca de metale, metal age], period 2. Time of year, season 3. Vintage, Ancient
Equipo (el)- team
Escalera (la)- staircase
Escoba (la)- broom
Escritorio (el)- desk
Escuela (la)- school
Escueto- plain, simple 2. Concise
Ese (m), Esa (f)- that
Esos (mpl)- those
Espera (la)- the wait
Esperanza (la)- hope, expectation
Espiritual- spiritual
Esquema (la)- plan, scheme 2. sketch
Esquina (la)- corner
Esta (f), Este (m)- this
Esta tarde- this afternoon
Estacion (la)- station
Estampilla (la)- stamp
Estilo (el)- style
Estos (mpl)- these
Estrella (la)- star
Estres (el)- stress
Etapa (la)- phase, stage [i.e. stage of life]
Evento (el)- event
Exesposa- exwife
Exito (el)- success
Experto (el)- expert

F
Fabrica (la)- factory
Factura (la)- 1. Making, manufacturing 2. Bill (invoice)
Falla (la)- 1) flaw, defect 2) fault
(geological)
3) fault (failing)
Fallecidos, fallicidas- deceased
Farandula (la)- show business, theatre
Feria (la)- fair, market
Ferrocaril (el)- railroad
Festejo (el)- celebration, festival
Festival (el)- festival
Ficha (la)- file (record) 2. Gamepiece (i.e. poker, dominos, checkers)
Fiebre (la)- fever, temperature (sickness) (i.e. fiebre amarilla, yellow fever)
Fijo- steady, permanent
Finca (la)- farm, country house
Firma (la)- 1. Signature 2. Signing 3. Firm (company)
Fiscal (la)- district attorney, prosecutor
Flor (la), Flores (las)- flower, flowers
Fortaleza (la)- 1. Fortress 2. Strength
Fortuna (la)- 1. Luck 2. Wealth
Fotographia (la)- photograph
Frase (la)- sentence
Fraude (el)- fraud
Frecuente- frequently
Fresco- fresh
Frontera (la)- border
Fuego (el)- fire
Fuerza (la)- strength 2) force 3) force (i.e ferzas armadas, armed forces)
Fuga (la)- leak 2) flight, escape
Furgone (el)- 1. truck, van Frase 2. Freight car, boxcar

G
Galleta (la)- cracker, cookie
Gente (la)- people
Gira (la)- tour
Gol (el)- goal (i.e. hockey)
Golpe (el)- blow 2) knock
Grata, Grato adj- pleasant, agreeable
Griz- gray
Guante (el)- glove
Guapo- handsome
Guerra (la)- 1. War, conflict 2. Warfare
Guia (el)- guide

H
Harina (la)- flour
Hasta- until
Herramiento (el)- tool
Hielo (el)- 1. Ice 2. coldness
Hija (la)- daughter
Hijo (el)- son
Hippie (la)- hippie
Historieta (la)- comic book
Hogar (el)- home 2. Fireplace
Horno (el)- oven
Humo (el)- smoke

I
Idea (la)- idea
Iglesia (la)- church
Impuesto (el)- tax
Indio- indian
Infantil- 1. Infantil, childish 2. Child’s, Children’s
Informe (el)- 1. Report 2. Reference 3. Informative data
Ingenio (el)ingenuity 2) wits 3)device, apparatus
Inicio (el)- the beginning
Inspeccion (la)- inspection
Intento (el)- 1) intention 2) attempt
Intermedio- in between
Interno, interna adj- internal
Intimo, intima- intimate
Intrevista (la)- interview
Inusual- unusual
Invierno- winter

J
Jamas- never
Jardin (el)- garden
Jefe (el)- boss
Journada (la)- 1.journey 2. Working day 3. Conference
Junto- next to
Juntos- together

K
Kamikaze- Kamikaze
Kilometro (el)- kilometer

L
Lado (el)- side i.e. al otro lado, to the other side
Lampara (la)- lamp
Lancha (la)- small boat, boat launch
Lapiz (el)- pencil
Largo (m), larga (f)- long
Lavanderia (la)- laundry
Leche (la)- milk
Lechuga (la)- lettuce
Lector (el)- scanner, reader i.e. lector optico [optical scanner]
Legumbres (la)- vegetables
Lejos de- far from
Lema (el)- 1. Slogan 2. Motto
Levadura (la)- yeast
Ley (la)- law
Libreria (la)- bookstore
Licensia (la)- license, permit 2. permission
Ligero- light
Limpio- clean
Linterna (la)- flashlight, lantern
Lista (la)- list
Listo adj- 1. Ready (prepared). 2.Clever, smart
Lote (el)- lot (property)
Luego (adv)- 1. then, afterwards 2. Later
Luego (conj)- therefore
Lujo (el)- luxury
Luna (la)- moon

M
Maestra (la)- 1. Teacher 2. Expert, master
Maestro, maestra- 1. Skilled, masterly 2. Chief, main 3. trained
Magnifica- magnificent
Malhumorado adj- grumpy
Mama- mama
Manana- tomorrow
Mano (la)- hand
Mantel (el)- tablecloth
Maquina (la)- machine
Marca (la)- mark i.e. marca de agua (water mark)
Marea (la)- tide
Maremoto (el)- tidal wave
Marido (el)- husband
Mas- more
Masa (la)- mass, volume 2, Dough, batter
Masacre (la)- massacre
Mayoria (la)- majority
Medida (la)-measurement, measure
Medio (el)- between, middle
Medio, media adj- half, middle
Mediocre adj- mediocre
Mejor- better
Menor- smallest
Mente (la)- mind
Mercado (el)- market 2) festival, holiday
Mes (el)- month
Mesa (la)- table
Meta (el)- goal, aim, objective
Miedo (el)- fear
Miembro (el)- member
Mientras- while; i.e. mientras tanto [meanwhile]
Millonario (el)- millionaire
Mitad (la)- half 2. middle
Moneda (la)- coin 2. Money, currency
Monje (el)- monk
Montana (la)- mountain
Motor (el)- motor
Mucha (f), mucho (m)- many (i.e. muchas cosas [many things], muchos hombres[ a lot of guys])
Muelle (el)- wharf, dock
Muelle (adj)- soft, comfortable, easy
Municipalidad- municipality
Muro (el)- wall (exterior)
Museo (la)- museum

N
Nadador (el)- swimmer
Nariz (la)- nose
Naufragio (el)- 1. Shipwreck 2. Failure
Necessario- necessary (i.e. es necessario (it’s necesssary)
Nene (el)- the baby
Nieta (la)- grandmother
Nieto (el)- grandson
Nivel- level
Nota (la)- note, message 2. Grade (school) 3. Characteristic (feature) 4. Musical note
Noticia (la)- news
Novela (la)- novel
Nuber (la)- cloud
Nueva, Nuevo- new

O
Obitario (el)- obituary
Objetivo (el)- objective
Obrero (el), obrera (la)- worker, laborer
Obscura- dark
Obstante (conj)- nevertheless (no obstante, however)
Obstante (prep)- no obstante, in spite of, despite
Occupado, occupada- busy
Odio (el)- hatred
Ola (la)- wave
Olor (el)- odor
Oreja (la)- ear
Otono- fall, autumn
Otro, otra- other

P
Padres (los)- parents
Pajaro (el)- bird
Pala (la)- shovel
Palmeras (la)- palm trees
Pantalla (la)- movie screen
Pantalones (los)- pants
Papel (el)- paper
Paquete (el)- package
Para- for, in order to
Paraguas (los)- umbrella
Parecido (el)- resemblance
Pared (la)- Wall (interior)
Parientes (los)- parents
Parlamento (el)- parliament
Parque (el)- park
Patria (la)- native land
Patrullero (el)- police car 2. Patrol boat
Payaso (el)- clown
Paz (la)- peace
Pegamiento (el)- glue
Peine (el)- comb
Pelicula (el)- film
Pelo (el)- hair
Perezoso, perezosa- lazy
Periodico (el)- newspaper
Periodista (el)- journalist
Pervertido (el)- pervert
Pesadilla (la)- nightmare
Pescador [a] (el, la) – fisherman, fisherwoman
Petroleo (el)- petroleum, oil
Piedra (la)- stone
Piel (la)- skin
Pieza (la)- piece, part
Pimienta (la)- pepper
Pintor (el)- painter
Pintoresco- picturesque
Pionero (el), pionera (la)- pioneer
Pipa (la)- pipe
Pista (la)- ring, arena, ring 2) track, racetrack 3) road, trail
Pizza (la)- pizza
Placa (la)- 1) sheet, plate (i.e. placa tectonica, tectonic plates) 2) plaque
Planchadaria (la)- drycleaner
Plata (la)- silver 2) money
Plato (el)- plate
Polemica (la)- controversy
Politico (el), politica (la)- politician
Poliza (la)- policy
Por fortuna- fortunately
Postre (el)- dessert
Precio (el)- price
Predio (el)- 1. Property, chunk of land
Preoccupado, preoccupada- worried
Preoccupe, preoccupo- preoccupied
Preso (el) presa (la)- prisoner
Presupuesto (el)- budget, estimate
Prima (la), primo (el)- cousin
Primavera- spring
Primerpiso (el)- first floor
Principiante- beginner
Pro (el)- pro i.e. Pros and cons [los pros y los contras]
Proceso (el)- 1. Process 2. Trial, proceedings
Proeza (la)- feat, exploit
Programa (la)- program
Propiedad (la)- property
Protesta (la)- protest
Proximo, proxima- near to 2. Next, following
Puente (el)- 1. Bridge 2. Bridge (teeth)
Puro (el)- cigar
Puta (la)- whore

Q
Que- what
Que- that
Que cena- what a dinner

R
Rabanos (la)- radish
Racha (la)- gust of wind 2. run, series i.e. racha perdedora (losing streak)
Racimo (el)- bunch, cluster i.e. racimo de bananos [a bunch of bananas]
Racismo (el)- racism
Ramilla (la)- gang
Ramita (la)- stick, branch
Raro (a)- strange
Razon (la)- reason
Recado (el)- message
Recreo (el)- 1. Entertainment 2. Break (recess)
Red (la)- 1. net, mesh 2. Network, chain 3. trap
Relevo (el)- 1. Relief, replacement 2. Relay race
Reloj (el)- watch
Remocion (la)- 1) removal 2) dismissal
Renta (la)- rent
Rescate (el)- 1) rescue 2) recovery 3) ransom
Resfriado (el)- cold (sick)
Resultado (el)- 1. Result
Revista (la)- magazine, review
Rey (el)-king
Ribera (la)- bank, shore
Ritmo (el)- 1. Rhythm, pace, tempo
Romantico (a)- romantic
Ropa (las)- clothes, dresses
Ruido (el)- 1. noise, sound
Ruina (la)- ruin (i.e. ancient civilizations)
Rutina (la)- 1. Routine 2. Habit

S
Sabana (la)- bedsheet
Sacerdote (el)- priest
Sal (la)- salt
Sala (la)- living room
Salario (el)- salary 2. Minimal wage
Sangre (la)- blood
Sector (el)- sector
Segundo (el)- 1. second [in time] 2. Second [number 2]
Selva (la)- woods, forest
Semana (la) pasada- last week
Semen (el)- semen
Semejanza (la)- resemblance
Semilla (la)- seed
Sentencia (la)- sentence i.e. prison time
Siempre- always
Siglo (el)- 1. Century 2. Age
Signo (el)- sign (i.e. signo de horoscopo, horoscope sign)
Siguiente- next, following
Silla (la)- chair
Simbolo (el)- symbol
Simpatico (a)- charming
Sinopsis (la)- synopsis
Sistema (la)- system
Sobre- on top of, on 2. Over, above 3. about
Sobre (el)- 1. envelope 2. Packet [i.e. packet of yeasr sobre de levadura]
Sobrina (la)- niece
Sobrino (el)- nephew
Sociable- social
Sofa (el)- sofa
Solo, sola- alone
Son- they are
Su- your (i.e.) su ropa, your dress
Subasta (la)- auction
Subterraneo (a)- underground, subterranean
Sucio, sucia- dirty
Suegra (la)- mother in law
Suegro (el)- father in law
Sueter (el)- sweater
Sujeto (el)- individual 2. Character 3. Subject (in grammar)
Sujeto, sujeta- secure 2. Subject to

T
Tabla (la)- table, list i.e. tabla de elementes periodicales [periodic table of elements]
Tal- such
Talento (el)- talent
Tanto, tanta- so much
Tantos, tantas- so many
Tapa (la)- lid, cover
Tarde- late
Tarea (la)- task, job 2. homework
Tasa (la)- rate i.e. interest rate
Taza (la)- cup
Tazon (el)- bowl
Tema (la)- 1. theme, topic, subject 2. Motive
Temblor (el)- 1. Shaking, trembling 2. Tremor, earthquake
Temor (el)- fear
Tenedor (el)- fork
Tercero, tercera- third
Terremoto (el)- earthquake
Terrible- terrible
Tesoro (el)- treasure 2) thesaurus
Tiempo (el)- time
Tinta (la)- ink
Tinta, tinto (adj)- stained
Tinte (el)- dye, coloring
Tio (el)- uncle
Tipo (el)- type, kind 2. Figure, build 3. Rate (of interest)
4. type, typeface 5. Style i.e. un vestido tipo 60’s
Todavia- yet, still
Tonta, tonto- 1. Dumb, stupid 2. Silly
Topo (el)- mole (small mouse-like animal) 2) clumsy individual
Tormenta (la)- storm
Torneo (el)- tournament
Tostada (la)- piece of toast
Traicion (la)- 1. Treason 2. betrayal
Traje (el)- suit
Trapeador (el)- mop
Tratado (el)- treaty
Tratamiento (el)- treatment
Tribunal (el)- court
Triste (adj)- sad 2) dismal 3) awful looking
Trozo (el)- piece, bit, chunk 2) passage, extract
Tumba (la)- tomb, grave, falling down things
Tumbo (el)- tumble, fall
Tunel (el)- tunnel
Tuyo- yours

U
Ultimamente- lately
Unico, unica adj- 1. only one 2. Unique

V
Vanguardia (la)- the forefront
Vano, vana- 1. vain, useless 2. Vain, worthless
Varias veces- several times
Varios, varias- various
Vaso (el)- glass
Veces- times i.e. a veces [sometimes]
Veces (dos)- two times
Vecino (el), Vencina (la)- neighbor, resident
Velocidad (la)- velocity, speed
Vencido, vencida- 1. Defeated 2. Expired 3. Due, payable
Venga aca- come here
Verano- summer
Vestido (el)- dress
Vez (una)- one time
Viaje (el)- trip
Viajero (el)- traveller
Vial (adj)- road, traffic
Victima (la)- victim
Viejo, vieja- old
Vigencia (la)- 1. Validity 2. Force, effect 3.
Vigilante (la)- watchman, guard
Violacion (la)- rape
Vista (la)- view
Voluntad (la)- 1. Will 2. Desire, wish 3. Intention 4. Goodwill 5. Willpower
Voz (la)- 1. Voice

W
X
Y
Yate (el)- yacht
Z
Zambullida (la)- dive, plunge
Zanahoria (la)- carrot
Zona (la)- zone

Animals (wild) – Animales salvajes
Snake- culebra (la)
Shark- tiburon (el)
Monkey- mono (el)
Fish- pescado (el)

Bathroom – Bano (el) 000
Toothbrush- el cepillo de dentes
Hairbrush- el cepillo del pelo
Soap- jabon (el)
Toothpaste- la pasta de dentes
Shampoo- champu (el)
Dental floss- el hilo dente
Deodorant- desodorante (el)
Shaver- afeitadora (la), rasuradora (la)
Lotion- locion (la)
Lipstick- el lapiz de labios
Towel- toalla (la)
Washcloth- la toallita [para lavarse]
Nail polish- laca de unas

Beach – Playa (la) 000
Sand- arena (la)
Wave- ola (la)
Surfboard- la tabler de surfear
Fish- pescado (el)
Shark- Tiburon (el)
Point- punta (la)
Girls- muchachas las, senorita (la)
Boys- muchachos (los)
Men- hombres (los)
Beer- cerbeza (la)
Soda pop- refresco (el)
Food- comida (la)
Sun- sol (el)
Hammock- hamaca (la)
Bird- pajaro (el)

Bedroom – Dormitorio (el) 000
Bed- cama (la)
Bedsheet- sabana (la)
Pillow- almohada (la)
Pillowcase- funda (la)
Mirror- espejo (el)
Desk- escritorio (el)
Chair- silla (la)
Clothes- ropas (las)
Pants- pantalones (los)
Socks- Calcitines (los)
Underwear- la ropa intima
Fan- ventilador (el)

Body Parts (external) (from head to toe)000
Head- cabeza (la)
Hair- pelo (el)
Face- cara (la)
Eye- ojo (el)
Ear- oido (el)
Nose- nariz (la)
Lips- labio (el)
Tooth- diente (el)
Chin- barbilla (la)
Neck- cuello (el)
Shoulder- hombro (el)
Arm- brazo (el)
Hand- mano (la)
Finger- dedo (el)
Fingernail- una (la)
Chest- cofre (el)
Stomach- estomago (el)
Back- espalda (la)
Bum- asno (el)
Penis- pene (el)
Vagina- vagina (la)
Leg- pierna (la)
Knee- radilla (la)
Ankle- tabillo (el)
Foot- pie (el)
Ankle- tobillo (el)
Toe- dedo (el)

Body Parts (internal)
Blood- sangre (la)
Bone- hueso (el)
Heart- corazon (el)
Liver- higado (el)
Lung- pulmon (el)
Muscle- musculo (el)
Vein- vena (la)

Building
Floors-
First floor- el primer piso
Second floor- el segundo piso
Third floor- el tercer piso
Fourth floor- el cuarto piso
Fifth floor- el quinto piso
Sixth floor- el sexta piso
Office- officina (el)
Bathroom- bano (el)
Restaurant- restaurante (el)
Door- puerta (la)
Doorbell- timbre (el)
Window- ventana (la)

Bus Station – Estacion de autobus 000
Bus- autobus (el)
Equipe???
Ticket- boleto (el)
Phrases:
I want a ticket for Guatemala please. Quiero un boleto para Guatemala por favor.

City – Ciudad (la) 000
Bus Station – el estacion d’autobus
Laundry service- la lavanderia
Post Office- la oficina de correos
Internet service- servicio de Internet
Phrases:
Where is the bus station? Donde esta estacion de autobus?

Drinks (beverages) – Bebidas (las)
Beer- cerbeza
Softdrink- Refresco (el)
Coffee- cafe (el)
Wine- vino (el)
Liquor- licor (el), alcohol (el)
Water- agua (el), agua purificado (purified water)
Juice- jugo, i.e. jugo de naranja (orange juice)
Blended fruit/milk shake- licuado (el)
Ice- hielo

Earth – Tierra (la)
Swamp- pantano (el), cienaga (la)
River- rio (el)
Lake- lago (el)
Grassland- pradera (la)
Spring (water)- fuente (la)
Rock- roca (la)
Tree- arbole (el)
Animal- animal (el)
People- gente (la)
Jungle- jungla (la)
Forestland- zona (la)
Dirt (soil)- tierra (la)
Plants- plantas (las)

Fruits – Fruitas (las)
Orange- naranja (la)
Apple- manzanilla (la)
Banana- banano (el)
Platana (type of banana)- platano (el)
Grapes- uvas (las)
Cantalope- cantalupo (el)
Watermellon- sandia (la)
Lemon- limon (el)
Lime- lima (la), limon verde
Coconut- coco (el)
Papaya- papaya (la)
Strawberry- fresa (la)
Cherry- ceriza (la)
Pineapple- pina (la)

Garden Equipment – Equipo de
Jardine

Hotel – Hotel (el) 000
Bathroom- bano (el)
Room- cuarto (el)
Shower- ducha (la)

Insects – Insectos (los)
Mosquito- mosquito (el)
Housefly- mosca (la)
Bee- abeja (la)
Beetle- escarabajo (el)
Bedbug- chinche (la)
Ant- hormiga (la)
Spider- arana (la)
Scorpion- escorpion (el)

Kitchen- Cucina (la)
Table- mesa (la)
Spoon- cuchara (la)
Napkin- servilleta (la)
Music- musica (la)
Check- cuenta (la)
Fork- tenedor (el)
Knife- cuchillo (el)

Numbers
Uno- 1
Dos- 2
Tres- 3
Cuatro- 4
Cinco- 5
Seis- 6
Siete- 7
Ocho- 8
Nueve- 9
Diez- 10
Once- 11
Doce- 12
Trece- 13
Catorce- 14
Quince- 15
Dieciseis- 16
Diecisiete- 17Dieciocho- 18
Diecinueve- 19
Veinte- 20, veinte y uno- 21, veinte y dos- 22, veinte y tres- 23, etc
Trente- 30
Quarente- 40
Cinquente- 50
Sesenta- 60
Setenta- 70
Ochenta- 80
Noventa- 90
Cien- 100
Doscientos- 200
Trescientos- 300
Quatrocientos- 400
Quinientos- 500
Sescientos- 600
Setecientos- 700
Ochocientos- 800
Novecientos- 900
Un mil- 1000

Office – Officina (el) 000
Desk- escritorio (el)
Computer- la computadora
Accessories de la computadora:

Restaurant – Restaurante (el) 000
Bathroom- bano (el)
Table- mesa (la)
Fork- tenedor (el)
Knife- cuchillo (el)
Spoon- cuchara (la)
Napkin- servilleta (la)
Music- musica (la)
Check- cuenta (la)
Pepper- pimiento (el)
Salt- sal (la)

School – Escuela (la) 000

Sky – Cielo (el)
Star- Estrella (la)
Planet- planeta (la)
Moon- luna (la)
Rainbow- arco (el)

Vegetables – Vegetales (las)
Dried
Barley- cebada (la)
Bean- frijol (el), frijoles negroes (black beans)
Garbanzo beans- garbanzos (los)
Lentil- lenteja (la), lentejas rojas (red lentils)
Rice- arroz (el)
Fresh
Avocado- aguacate (el)
Broccoli- brocoli (el)
Cabbage- col (la)
Carrot- zanahoria (la)
Cauliflower- coliflor (la)
Chillies- chiles (los)
Ciliantro- cilantro (el)
Cucumber- pepino (el)
Garlic- ajo (el)
Lettuce- lechuga (la)
Mushroom- champinon (el)
Olive- oliva (la)
Onion- cebolla (la)
Radish- rabano (el)
Tomatoe- tomate (el)

Weather – Tiempo (el)
Rainfall- lluvia (la)
Snow- nieve (la)
Sunny- soleado
Cloudy, overcast- nublado
Stormy (heavy)- Chubascos
Storm- tormentas
Hielo- ice
Intermittent- intermitente

Workshop – Carpenteria (la)
Tool- herramienta (la)
Wrench- la llave inglesa
Screwdriver- destornillador (el), desarmador (el)
Nut- tuerca (la)
Bolt- tornillo (el)
Hammer- martillo (el)
Nail- clavo (el)
Saw- sierra (la)
Sawhorse- caballete (el), el burro (en carpenteria)
Carpentry, Carpenter’s workshop- carpenteria (la)

Time/Calendar

Measurements

Chemistry (periodic Table and Element Names)

Sports

Seafood

Insects

Car

Musical Instruments

ITO, ITA, ITOS, ITAS

SMALL SIZE
Hat- el sombrero
Small hat- el sombrerito
Hands- las manos
Small hands- las manitos
Island- la isla
Tiny islands- las islitas

BELOVED NOUN
my sister- mi hermana
loving tern- mi hermanita
my table- mi mesa
my dear table- mi mesita

Examples:
Lo invito. He invited him.
Las invito. He invited them (the women).
Me invito. He invited me.
La invite. I invited her.
Nos invito. He invited us.

Le hable. I spoke to him.
Le hable. I spoke to her.
Le escribi. I wrote to her.
Les escribio. He wrote to them.
Nos escribio. He wrote to us.

Objects

In a nutshell, objects (nouns i.e. shoes) can be explained as “it” or “them”. For, example, Lo quiero (I want it).
Objects:
1) lo- masculine nouns
2) la- feminine nouns
3) los- masculine plural
4) las- feminine plural

Examples:
Lo quiero. I want it (i.e. el libro, the book).
La quieres? Do you want it (i.e. la libertad, the freedom)?
Los di. I gave them (i.e. los libros, the books).
Las di. I gave them (i.e. las revistas, the magazines)

Using Both the Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns

Examples are the easiest way to explain.
Examples:
1) Me lo dio. He gave it to me.
2) Me la dio. He gave it to me.
3) Nos la dio. He gave it to us.

***Note***
If the objects and pronouns are used in combination, the le, la, los, las = becomes se.
Examples:
Se lo di. I gave it to him. To say le lo di is incorrect.
Se la di. I gave it to him.
Se la di. I gave it to her.
Se lo escribo. I wrote it for her.
Se la escribio. He wrote it for her.

In most cases, reflexive verbs are used to explain an action that is being to a person. For example, in Spanish, to say I wash myself is “me llavo”. The reflexive part (i.e. me-myself, se-yourself, himself, herself, te- yourself, nos- ourselves, se-themselves, yourselves [plural]) can procede the verb in all different tenses. But, the reflexive verb follows the verb when the verb is in the infinitive (i.e. llavarse, to wash yourself). Most reflexive verbs are made from verbs with the same meaning , such as llavar, to wash.
The reflexive part can be placed before or after a verb in the future tense. For example, Me voy a pesar, or, Voy a pesarme.
To make a reflexive verb, think to yourself if you can do the action to yourself, such as wash yourself (llavarse), sit yourself down (sentarse), behave yourself (portarse), etc.
The words that indicate the action are;
1) me: myself
2) te: yourself (use for a familiar person)
3) se: yourself (informal)
4) nos: ourselves
5) se : themselves, yourselves
To make life simple, you can always place the reflexive part in front of the verb. Note, the when two verbs are used, such as saying “I am washing myself”, the reflexive part (i.e. me, se, te, nos) goes in front of the other verb as well, (i.e. Me estoy llavando, I am washing myself). Another example is the future tense, “I am going to wash myself”, “Me voy a llavar”. One more example is “I was washing myself” which could be translated as (Me estaba llavando).

EXAMPLES:
Present Tense:
Examples
Me llavo. I wash myself.
Te llavas. You wash yourself.
Se llava. He washes himself.
Nos llavamos. We wash ourselves.
Se llavan. They wash themselves.
Other present Tense: i.e. I am (an action)
Me estoy llavando. I am washing myself.
Se esta llavando. He is washing himself.
Nos estamos llavando. We are washing ourselves.
Se estan llavando. You folks are washing yourselves.
Se estan llavando. They are washing themselves.

Past Tense:
Me llave. I washed myself.
Te llavo. You washed yourself.
Se llavo. He washed himself.
Nos llavamos. We washed ourselves.
Se llavaron. They washed themselves.
Other Past Tense:
Me estaba llavando. I was washing myself.
Se estaba llavando. He was washing himself.
Nos estabamos llavando.
Se estaban llavando. They were washing themselves.

Future Tense (the ending can go beforethe verb ir=to go, or after the reflexive verb :
Me voy a llavar. I am going to clean myself.
Voy a llavarme. I am going to clean myself.

Se va a llavar. He is going to wash himself.
Va a llavarse. He is going to wash himself.

Nos vamos a llavar. We are going to wash ourselves.
Vamos a llavarnos. We are going to wash ourselves.

Se van a llavar. They are going to clean themselves.
Van a llavarse. They are going to clean themselves.

Gustar- To like
This verb is a special case because the verb is assigned to what you like. An example is the easiest way to explain this. For example, when you say, “ They like”, it is spelled “ellos gustan”. Notice the an ending is the plural. Well, when you say, “they like it”, it is spelled “Les gusta”. Notices that the ending is just a.

With gustar, “le” replaces the se that the other reflexive verbs use for he, she, and it. And “les” replaces the “se” that the other reflexive verbs use.

Present Tense:
Singular Object (i.e. I liked it [the car]. Me gusta)
Examples:
Me gusta: I like it
Le gusta: You, she, he, it likes it
Te gusta: You (formal) like it
Nos gusta: We like it
Les gusta: They like it.
Plural objects:
Me gustan. I like them(plural object; i.e. the cars)
Te gustan. You like them.
Nos gustan. We like them.
Les gustan. You people liked them.
Les gustan. They liked them.

Questions:
Singular Object:
Me gusta? Do I like it?
Le gusta? Do Ilike it?
Nos gusta? Do we like it?
Les gusta? Do you folks like it?
Les gusta? Do they like it?
Plural:
Me gustan? I liked them?
Le gustan? He, she, it liked them?
Nos gustan? We liked them?
Les gustan? Do you folks like them?
Les gustan? They liked them?

Past Tense:
Single Object:
Me gusto. I like it.
Te gusto. You like it.
Le gusto. He liked it.
Nos gusto. We liked it.
Les gusto. They liked it.

Plural Object:
Me gustaron. I liked them.
Te gustaron. You liked them.
Le gustaron. He liked them.
Nos gustaron. We liked them.
Les gustaron. The liked them.

Questions:
Single Object:
Me gusto? Did I like it?
Te gusto? Did you like it?
Le gusto? Did he like it?
Nos gusto? Did we like it?
Les gusto? Did we like it?
Les gusto? Did we like it?
Plural:
Me gustaron? Did I like them(those)?
Te gustaron? Did you like them (those)?
Le gustaron? Did you like them (those)?
Nos gustaron? Did you like them (those)?
Les gustaron? Did you folks like them (those)?
Les gustaron? Did they like them (those)?

Other Uses of Reflexive Verbs
1. To “get”
For some verbs, the relexive part (i.e. me, se, te, nos) means “get”.
Examples:
Acersarse- to get close
Alistarse- to get ready
Asustarse- to get frightened
Cansarse- to get tired
Casarse- to get married
Emborracharse- to get drunk
Enfermarse- to get sick
Enfriarse- to get cold
Engordarse- to get fat
Enthusiasmarse- to get enthusiastic
Inquietarse- to get restless
Marearse- to get seasick
Mejorarse- to get better

2. a) Ponerse- to start to
It us used with the infinitive.
Examples:
Me pongo a correr.
I start to run.

Me puse a correr.
I started to run.

Se pone a cantar.
He starts to sing.

Se puso a cantar.
He started to sing.

Se ponen a llavar.
They start to wash.

Se pusieron a llavar.
They started to wash.

b) Ponerse- to get, to become
When an adjective follows “ponerse”, it means “to get” (to become).

Se pone malhumorada.
She gets grumpy.

Se puso malhumorada.
She got grumpy.

3. Reflexive verbs can be used to express a message using “it” as the subject.
Examples:
Se permite.
It is permitted (allowed).

Se prohibe.
It is prohibited (not allowed).

4. Reflexive verbs can be used to say “each other”.
Se hablaran.
They speak to each other.

Se hablaron.
They spoke to each other.

Nos vemos.
We see each other.

Nos vemos.
We saw each other.

No se quisieron.
They don’t love each other.

No se quieren.
They didn’t love each other.

Se comprenden.
They understand each other.

Se comprendieron.
They did understand each other.

5. IRSE- to go away

Present Tense:
Me voy.
I go away

Se va.
He, she, it goes away.

Nos vamos.
We go away.

Se van.
They go away.

Past:
Me fui.
I went away.

Se fue.
He, she, it went away.

Nos fuimos.
We went away.

Se fueron.
They, you (plural) went away.

When “Ya” is used with the reflexive verb, it means “already, now”.
Examples:
Present:
Ya me voy. I am going now.
Ya se va. He is going now.
Ya se vamos. We are going now.
Ya se van. They, you (plural) are going now.
Past:
Ya me fui. I already went.
Ya se fui. He’s already gone.
Ya nos fuimos. We have already gone.
Ya se fueron. They, you (plural) have already gone.

The keyword to remember with the conditional tense is the word “would”. With the conditional tense, one says “I would talk”, “They would eat”, “We would go”, etc.

VERB ENDINGS (AR, ER, and IR VERBS)
All verbs have the same endings.
To make a verb conditional, just take the verb and add:
IA=I (i.e.)
IR, to go
Iria a la playa.
I would go to the beach.
IA=he/she/you (i.e.)
LEER- to read
Leeria los libros.
We would read the books.
IAMOS=we (i.e.)
COMPRARIA-to buy
Compraria muchos cosas a la tienda.
We would buy many things at the store.
IAN=they
HABLAR- to speak
Hablarian a los estudiantes.
We would speak to the students.

IRREGULAR VERBBS in the CONDITIONAL TENSE:
Infinitive Conditional
Tenir- to have Tendria, I would have
Venir- to come Vendria, I would come
Poner- to put Pondria, I would put
Poder- to be able to Podria, I would be able
Saber- to know Sabria, I would know
Hacer- to do Haria, I would do
Querer- to want Querria, I would want
Decir- to say Diria, I would say
Salir- to go out Saldria, I would go out

Note: The PAST SUBJUNCTIVE (i.e. si fuera-if it was) is often used with the conditional tense to make a proper sentence. For the past subjunctive think of the word “was/was”???
For example;
1. Comeria si fuera possible. I would eat if it was possible.
2. Si fuera possible, iria a la playa. If it were possible, I would go to the beach.

A command is a command. There are a few easy rules here.
Rule #1 Put all verbs in the present tense for the first person, I.
Rule #2 Then, remove the ending (i.e. the letter o in vengo), then, put on the aprropriate ending.

Appropriate Endings
AR VERBS
1. Translate into the present for the first person singular, I.
i.e. verb=hablar
First person singular=hablo (I speak)
2. Remove the ending (letter O and add an A)=venga
easy remembering- remove the O and add an A
Exceptions: GAR ENDINGS and CAR ENDINGS
GAR ENDINGS
1. Translate into the present for the first person singular, I.
i.e. verb=llegar
First person singular=llego (I speak)
2. Remove the ending (letter O and add gue)=llegue
easy remembering- remove the O and add a gue
???
CAR ENDINGS
1. Translate into the present for the first person singular, I.
i.e. verb=Criticar
First person singular=Critico (I speak)
2. Remove the ending (letter O and add a que)=critique
easy remembering- remove the O and add a que
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ER and IR VERBS
1. Translate into the present for the first person singular, I.
i.e. verb=venir
First person singular=vengo (I speak)
2. Remove the ending (i.e. remove the letter O and add an A)=venga
easy remembering- remove the O and add an A
Exceptions: CER ENDINGS
CER ENDINGS
1. Translate into the present for the first person singular, I.
i.e. verb=Conocer
First person singular=Conozco (I speak)
2. Remove the ending (letter O and add an a)=Conozca
easy remembering- remove the O and add an A
???

Pronouns can be added to the verbs in the command.
For example:
hablame=speak to me
hablase=speak
???

Some Comand Expressions
Tenga esto=take this
Haga esto=do this
No me diga=don’t tell me
Venga aca=come here
Oiga=listen

Voy a tomar. I am going to drink.
Va a tomar. He is going to drink.
Vamos a tomar. We are going to drink.
Van a tomar. They are going to drink.

OTHER FUTURE TENSE
Hablare. I will speak.
Hablara. You/he/she will speak
Hablaramos. We will speak.
Hablaran. They will speak.

For example:
I am studying
She is studying
We are studying.
They are studying

AR Verbs, ANDO.
The verbs end with ANDO for I, He, She, It, We, and They.

Examples:
Estoy estudiando. I am studying.
Estoy trabajando. I am working.

Esta estudiando. She is studying.
Esta trabajando. He is working.
Esta estudiando. He is studying.
Esta trabajando. She is working.

Estamos estudiando. We are studying.
Estamos trabajando. We are working.

Estan estudiando. They are studying.
Estan trabajando. They are working.

ER and IR Verbs, IENDO.
All endings are IENDO.

Examples:
Estoy escribiendo. I am writing.
Estoy viviendo. I am living.

Esta escribiendo. She is writing.
Esta viviendo. He is living.

Estamos escribiendo. We are writing.
Estamos viviendo. We are living.

Estan escribiendo. They are writing.
Estan viviendo. They are living.

Subjunctive

1. Quiero que, I want you to
I want him, her, it to

2. Espero que, I hope that you will
I hope that he, she, it will

3. Temo que, I fear that you will
I fear that he, she, it will

4. Dudo que I doubt that you will
I doubt that he, she, it will

5. Preferio que I prefer that you will
I prefer that he, she, it will

6. Siento que I am sorry that you, he, she, it will

SUBjunctive ENDINGDS????????PRESENT TENSE

MORE SUBJUNCTIVE USES
When “ES” proceeds a noun or an adjective and “que” follows the noun or adjective, then, the subjunctive follows.
For example:
Es importante que lo encuento. It is important that I find it.
Es bueno que nos trabajamos. It is good that we work.

“Que” can be used as the word “let”
For example:
Que hable. Let her speak. Let him speak.
Que lo come. Let him eat it.
Que salgamos. Let us go out.
Que canten. Let them sing.

ONE PERSON INFINITIVE???PRESENT SECT
Examples:
1. Quiero comer. I want to eat.
2. El quiere comer. He wants to eat.
3. Espero comer. I hope to eat.
4. Prefiero comer. I prefer to eat.