Spanish Lesson Ninety-Eight: Vocabulary Review #3
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Today's Goals
- To Review vocabulary learned in previous lessons
- To Reiterate usage of past vocabulary
- To Finalize Spanish lessons
Ser Vs. Estar
Ser
- Origin
- Relationships
- Personality Traits
- Physical Traits
- Occupation
- Time
Estar
- Location
- Position
- Action
- State of Being (Emotions and Sicknesses)
The Ultimate Vocabulary List!
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This week's review is over some of my more popular vocabulary lists. Below you will find several charts with some of my most memorable vocabulary lists. For more vocabulary, check out some of my other lessons. Also there are reviews #1 and #2 with a recap on Parts of Speech. Don't forget about all of that!
Keep in mind that there are always more words to learn in each of these categories. Don't limit yourself. Buy an English-Spanish Dictionary and learn a bit more vocabulary. Talk to some native speakers. There's always an opportunity to learn more!
Physical Traits
English Word
| Spanish Equiv
|
|---|---|
Fat
| Gordo(a)
|
Thin
| Delgado(a)
|
Short
| Bajo(a)
|
Tall
| Alto(a)
|
Pretty
| Bonito(a)
|
Ugly
| Feo(a)
|
Handsome
| Guapo(a)
|
Blond(e)
| Rubio(a)
|
Dark-Haired
| Moreno(a)
|
Character Traits
English Word
| Spanish Equiv
|
|---|---|
Smart
| Listo(a)
|
Intelligent
| Inteligente
|
Dumb
| Tonto(a)
|
Funny
| Chistoso(a)
|
Fun
| Divertido(a)
|
Animated
| Animado(a)
|
Nice
| Simpático(a)
|
Friendly
| Amistoso(a)
|
Lazy
| Perezoso(a)
|
Food and Dining
English Word
| Spanish Equiv
|
|---|---|
Breakfast
| El Desayuno
|
Lunch
| El Almuerzo
|
Dinner
| La Cena
|
Plate
| El Plato
|
Fork
| El Tenedor
|
Knife
| El Cuchillo
|
Spoon
| La Cuchara
|
Napkin
| La Servilleta
|
Cup
| El Vaso
|
To Eat
| Comer
|
To Dine
| Cenar
|
Lettuce
| La Lechuga
|
Tomato
| El Tomate
|
Onion
| La Cebolla
|
Cheese
| El Queso
|
Milk
| La Leche
|
Tasty
| Sabroso(a)
|
Sweet
| Dulce
|
Salty
| Salado(a)
|
Travel
English Word
| Spanish Equiv
|
|---|---|
Trip
| El Viaje
|
Plane
| La Avion
|
Ticket
| El Boleto
|
Airport
| El Aeropuerto
|
Passport
| El Pasaporte
|
Bag
| La Maleta
|
Luggage
| El Equipaje
|
To Arrive
| Llegar
|
To Carry
| Llevar
|
To Leave
| Salir
|
To Hear
| Oir
|
To Taste
| Probar
|
To Smell
| Oler
|
To See
| Ver
|
To Touch
| Tocar
|
Family and Relationships
English Word
| Spanish Equiv
|
|---|---|
Mother
| La Madre
|
Father
| El Padre
|
Sister
| La Hermana
|
Brother
| El Hermano
|
Cousin
| El/La Primo(a)
|
Friend
| El/La Amigo(a)
|
Boyfriend
| El Novio
|
Girlfriend
| La Novia
|
Wife
| La Esposa
|
Niece
| La Sobrina
|
Nephew
| El Sobrino
|
Uncle
| El Tio
|
Aunt
| La Tia
|
Around The House
English Word
| Spanish Equiv
|
|---|---|
Living Room
| La Sala
|
Dining Room
| El Comedor
|
Kitchen
| La Cocina
|
Bathroom
| El Baño
|
Clothes and Apparel
English Word
| Spanish Equiv
|
|---|---|
Shirt
| La Camisa
|
Pants
| Los Pantalones
|
Hat
| El Sombrero
|
Shoes
| Los Zapatos
|
Suit
| El Traje
|
Necklace
| El Collar
|
Childhood Things
English Word
| Childhood Things
|
|---|---|
Toy
| El Jugete
|
Doll
| La Muñeca
|
Action Figure
| El Muñeco
|
To Draw
| Dibujar
|
To Pretend
| Pretender/Fingir
|
To Hide
| Esconder
|
To Run
| Correr
|
To Play
| Jugar
|
To Jump
| Saltar
|
To Climb
| Subir (de)
|
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