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Vocabulary practice cards covering personal hygiene items, bathroom objects, reflexive verbs, and non-reflexive verb distinctions from Spanish 2, Lesson 7.
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la habitación
Room / bedroom
el baño, el cuarto de baño
Bathroom
la ducha
Shower
el inodoro
Toilet
el lavabo
Sink
el espejo
Mirror
el jabón
Soap
el champú
Shampoo
el acondicionador
Conditioner
la crema de afeitar
Shaving cream
la cuchilla de afeitar, la navaja
Shaving blade / razor / knife
el desodorante
Deodorant
el maquillaje
Makeup
la toalla
Towel
el cepillo
Brush
el peine
Comb
el cepillo de dientes
Toothbrush
la pasta de dientes
Toothpaste
la seda dental
Dental floss
la loción, la crema
Lotion / cream
el perfume
Perfume
la colonia
Cologne
el lápiz labial
Lipstick
el secador
Hairdryer
el cortaúñas
Nail clippers
acordarse (de) (o:ue)
To remember
acostarse (o:ue)
To go to bed
afeitarse
To shave
arreglarse
To get ready
bañarse
To bathe
cepillarse el pelo
To brush one's hair
cepillarse los dientes
To brush one's teeth
despertarse (e:ie)
To wake up
dormirse (o:ue)
To fall asleep
ducharse
To take a shower
enojarse (con)
To get angry (with)
irse
To go away
lavarse la cara
To wash one's face
lavarse las manos
To wash one's hands
levantarse
To get up
llamarse
To be called / named
ponerse
To put on / to wear
ponerse (+ adjective)
To become
preocuparse (por)
To worry (about)
probarse (o:ue)
To try on
quedarse
To stay / to remain
quitarse
To take off
secarse
To dry (oneself)
sentarse (e:ie)
To sit down
sentirse (e:ie)
To feel
vestirse (e:i)
To get dressed
acordar vs. acordarse
'Acordar' means to agree, whereas 'acordarse' means to remember.
levantar vs. levantarse
'Levantar' means to lift, whereas 'levantarse' means to get up.