Spanish

Arroz

Rice

Amor

Love

Bueno

Good

Bicicleta

Bicycle

Casa

House

Cuerpo

Body

Dado

Given

Donde

Where

Elegante

Elegant

Estutua

Statue

Falso

False

Foco

Focus

Gas

Gas

Guacamole

Guacamole

Hombre

Man

Hijo

Son

Importante

Important

Ida

One way

Joven

Young

Jirafa

Giraffe

Kilometro

Kilometer

Kimono

Kimono

Libro

Book

Limon

Lemon

Llevar

Carry

Llamar

Call

Madre

Mother

Manzana

Apple

Nino

Boy

Nido

Nest

Ñora

Red pepper

Ñoqui

Gnocchi

Ostra

Oyster

Orquesta

Orchestra

Poco

Little

Payaso

Clown

Quesadilla

Quesadilla

Querido

Darling

Rapido

Fast

Raton

Rat/Mouse

Solo

Alone

Sombrilla

Umbrella

Te

Tea

Torre

Tower

Unicornio

Unicorn

Unico

Unique

Verde

Green

Ventana

Window

Waterpolo

Waterpolo

Wafle

Waffle

Xilofono

Xylophone

Xenofobia

Phobia

Yoyo

Yoyo

Yogur

Yogurt

Zanahoria

Carrot

Zapato

Shoe

Blusa

Blouse stylish or casual women's top.

Broma

A joke or prank, often humorous.

Clima

Weather or climate of a region.

Crudo

Raw or uncooked food, often referring to meat or fish.

Drama

A dramatic work that portrays a story through dialogue and performance, often focusing on conflicts and emotions.

Flores

Plants or blossoms, typically colorful, found in nature.

Globo

A Spanish term meaning 'balloon' or 'globe', often used in various contexts to refer to rounded objects.

Planeta

A celestial body orbiting a star, typically spherical and able to clear its orbital path. Pr

Programa

Tv Program

Trabajo

A Spanish term meaning 'work' or 'job', used to refer to tasks or employment.

Cena

A Spanish term meaning 'dinner' or 'evening meal', often used to describe the main meal of the day.

Cine

A Spanish term meaning 'cinema' or 'movie theater', associated with the film industry and viewing films.

Cocina

A Spanish term meaning 'kitchen' or 'cooking area', often associated with preparing meals.

Cuerpo

A Spanish term meaning 'body', used to refer to the physical structure of a person or animal.

Gato

A Spanish term meaning 'cat', often kept as a pet and known for its playful and independent nature.

Gelatina-Gue

A Spanish term meaning 'gelatin' or 'jelly', used in various desserts and dishes.

Girasol

A Spanish term meaning 'sunflower', a tall plant with large yellow flowers that turn toward the sun.

Gozo

A Spanish term meaning 'joy' or 'delight', often associated with happiness and pleasure.

Gusano

A Spanish term meaning 'worm', often used to refer to certain types of larvae or in the context of edible insects.

Que

A Spanish term meaning 'what' or 'that'}, often used in questions and exclamations.

Qui

A Spanish term meaning 'who', used to inquire about identity or to specify someone.

Cumpleaños

A Spanish term meaning 'birthday', used to refer to the anniversary of the day a person was born.

Hola, soy me llamo

'Hello, my name is'.

Llamarse

'to call oneself',

Te presento

'I introduce you',

Encantado/ a mucho gusto

'nice to meet you',

Tengo el gusto de presentarle a

'I have the pleasure of introducing you to'

Encantado / a de conocerle

'pleased to meet you',

Le presento a

'I present to you',

Mucho gusto

'nice to meet you'

El Gusto es mio

'the pleasure is mine',

No conoces todavia a mi novio?

'you haven't met my boyfriend yet?'

Mira te voy a presentar a uno de mis mejores amigoes

'Look, I'm going to introduce you to one of my best friends.'

Te / Usted

Informal / Formal

La mana

Morning

Tardes

Afternoon

?Cómo estás?

How are you?

Que tal te va

Hows it going>

Voy Tirando

Getting by

Como te llamas? / Cual es tu nombre?

What is your name ?

De donde eres? y donde vives?

Where do you live?

Cuantos años tienes?

How old are you?

a que te dedicas? o en que trabajas?

What do you do for work?

Cuantos idomas hablas?

What language do you speak?