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El vino blanco
White wine
El vino tinto
Red wine
La sal
Salt
La pimienta
Pepper
La sopa
Soup
La mantequilla
Butter
El pan
Bread
La ensalada de lechuga, tomate y huevo
The salad of lettuce, tomatoes, and hard-boiled eggs
La leche
Milk
La hamburguesa con papas fritas
The hamburger with fries
La cerveza
Beer
El agua mineral con gas
Sparkling mineral water
La langosta
Lobster
El pollo asado
Roast chicken
El refresco
Soft drink (soda)
El sándwich de jamón y queso
The ham and cheese sandwich
El menú
The menu
El cuchillo
The knife
El tenedor
The fork
La copa
Wine glass (Literally translates to “cup”)
La teza
The cup (for mugs/cups with handle)
El vaso
The glass (Drinking glass)
La cuchara
The spoon
El plato
The plate
La servilleta
The napkin
Entremeses
Appetizers
Platos principales
Main dishes
La carne
Meats
Los pescados y los mariscos
Fish and shellfish
Postres
Desserts
El café
Coffee
El jugo de fruta
Fruit juice
El té (helado)
(Iced) Tea
El aceite
Oil
El azúcar
Sugar
El vinagre
Vinegar
Asado(a)
Roasted
Frito(a)
Fried
Tostado(a)
Toasted
El almuerzo
Lunch
La cena
Dinner
El desayuno
Breakfast
Más
More
Menos
Less
What comes after using mas or menos?
“que”
Mejor(es)
Better
Peor(es)
Worse
Menor(es)
Younger
Mayor(es)
Older
Tan
“as”
After using tan for comparison, what comes after?
“como”
Tanto(a)
as much
Tantos(as)
as many
When using más o menos to compare numbers or quantities, what comes after?
“de”
If a word ending in -ar is said in the past tense, what does the -ar change to?
“é”
If a word ending in -er is said in the past tense, what does the -er change to?
“í”
In speaking in “yo” form, what does the “c” change to?
“qu”
In speaking in “yo” form, what does the “g” change to?
“gu”
In speaking in “yo” form, what does the “z” change to?
“c”
If words end in -er or -ir, what changes to them in past tense?
They e or i change to a “y”
Anoche
Last night
Anteayer
The day before last
Ayer
Yesterday
La semana pasada
Last week
El mes pasado
Last month
El año pasado
Last year
El (la) cliente(a)
Client
El (la) mesero(a)
Waiter (waitress)
Caliente
Hot (Temperature)
Fresco(a)
Fresh
Ligero(a)
Light (Meal/food)
Pesado(a)
Heavy (Meal/food)
Rico(a)
Delicious
Cocinar
To cook
Dejar una (buena) propina
To leave a (good) tip
Pedir (i)
To order (food)
Picar
To eat appetizers; to nibble
Preparar
To prepare
Recomendar(ie)
To recommend
¡Buen provecho!
Enjoy your meal!
¡Cómo no!
Of couse!
Estoy a dieta
I’m on a diet
Estoy satisfecho(a)
I’m satisfied
La cuenta, por favor
The check, please
No puedo más
I can’t (eat) any more
¿Qué desean/quieren comer (beber)?
What would you like to eat (drink)?
¡Salud!
Cheers!
Te invinto
It’s on me (My treat)
Yo quisiera…
I would like… (Polite way to say than “I want”)