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ir de vacaciones
to go on vacation
hacer un viaje
to take a trip
estar de vacaciones (f. pl.)
to be on vacation
la playa
beach
el mar
sea
el oc茅ano
ocean
el campo
countryside
la ciudad
city
el paisaje
landscape
la agencia de viajes
travel agency
el aeropuerto
airport
la llegada
arrival
la salida
departure; exit
el pasaje (de ida y vuelta)
(round-trip) ticket
el pasaporte
passport
confirmar una reservaci贸n
to confirm a reservation
el equipaje
luggage
hacer las maletas
to pack (one鈥檚 suitcases)
El traje de ba帽o
swim suit
las gafas (de sol)
(sun)glasses
la estaci贸n de autobuses
bus station
la estaci贸n de tren
train station
la estaci贸n del metro
subway station
ir en auto(m贸vil) (m.) / carro / coche
to go by car / car
ir en autob煤s (m.)
to go by bus
ir en avi贸n (m.)
to go by plane
ir en barco (m.)
to go by boat
ir en moto(cicleta) (f.)
to go by motorcycle
ir en taxi (m.)
to go by taxi
acampar
to camp
pescar
to fish
jugar a las cartas
to play cards
sacar/tomar fotos (f. pl.)
to take photos
ir de compras (f. pl.)
to go shopping
montar a caballo (m.)
to ride a horse
el ascensor
elevator
el piso
floor (of a building)
la planta baja
ground floor
la llave
key
la habitaci贸n doble
double room
la habitaci贸n individual
single room
la cama
bed
el/la agente de viajes
travel agent
el/la viajero/a
traveler
el/la agente de aduanas
custom agent
el/la hu茅sped
guest
el/la empleado/a
employee
abierto/a
open
cerrado/a
closed
listo/a
ready; smart
seguro/a
sure; safe
limpio/a
clean
sucio/a
dirty
(des)ordenado/a
(dis)orderly
amable
nice; friendly
c贸modo/a
comfortable
alegre
happy; joyful
contento/a
happy; content
feliz
happy
enamorado/a (de)
in love (with)
enojado/a
mad; angry
triste
sad
avergonzado/a
embarrassed
confundido/a
confused
equivocado/a
wrong
nervioso/a
nervous
preocupado/a (por)
worried (about)
aburrido/a
bored; boring
primer, primero/a
first
segundo/a
second
tercer, tercero/a
third
cuarto/a
fourth
quinto/a
fifth
sexto/a
sixth
s茅ptimo/a
seventh
octavo/a
eighth
noveno/a
ninth
d茅cimo/a
tenth
SER
used for permanent traits like who you are, descriptions, and where you're from. Think of it as identity.
ESTAR
used for temporary conditions, emotions, and where things are located. Think of it as location/feeling.
Spanish Present Progressive
used to describe actions that are happening right now at this exact moment. It is formed by combining the conjugated verb estar (the helper) with a main verb ending in -ando (for -AR verbs) or -iendo (for -ER/-IR verbs)
Spanish Direct Object Pronouns (DOP鈥檚)
replace the noun that directly receives the action of the verb to avoid repetition. In regular sentences, they sit right before the conjugated verb, but when using affirmative commands, they must be attached directly to the end of the verb. Ex: Tengo la maleta - La tengo