el pescado
the fish (caught)
el arroz
the rice
el bistec
the steak
la chuleta de cerdo
the pork chop
la chuleta de cordero
the lamb chop
el camarero & el mesero / la camarera & la mesera
the waiter / the waitress
el vino
the wine
la tortilla española
Spanish Entre made with Eggs, Potatoes, Onions, and Olive Oil
la naranjada
the orange drink
la sopa
the soup
el gazpacho
Cold Spanish Soup with Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Sweet Pepers, Onion, Garlic, and Olive Oil
la paella
Spanish Dish with Rice, Vegetables, Chicken, Seafood, Sausage, and Spices
la empanada
Spanish Pouches filled with Meat, Vegetable, and Cheese
el menu
the menu
el pastel
the cake
el flan
Baked Spanish Carmel Custard
En el restaurante
In the restaurant
el chile
the pepper
el chile relleno
the stuffed pepper
caliente
hot
frío
cold
lleno
full
vacio
empty
la cuenta
the check (bill)
servir (e → i)
to serve
delicioso
delicious
pedir (e → i)
to ask for, to order
preparar
to prepare
frito
fried
picante
spicy, hot
la bebida
the drink, beverage
el postre
the dessert
de postre
for dessert
repetir (e → i)
to repeat
la propina
the tip
de propina
for a tip
No hay fiesta sin disfraz
There is no party without a costume
los fuegos artificiales
the fireworks
la máscara
the mask
el rey
the king
la reina
the queen
los dulces
the sweets, candy
el diablo
the devil
el fantasma
the ghost
la celebración
the celebration
emocionante
exciting, thrilling
el carnaval
carnival, Mardi Gras
cada
each, every
celebrar
to celebrate
la fiesta de disfraces
the costume party
el disfraz
the costume, disguise
folklórico
folk
la gente
the people
el desfile
the parade
el torero
the male bullfighter
la torera
the female bullfighter
la piñata
the pinata
romper
to break
la corrida (de toros)
the fight (the bullfight)
decorar
to decorate
la decoración
the decoration
prefecto
perfect
lleno (de gente)
full (of people)
llover (o → ue)
to rain
nevar (e → ie)
to snow
llueve
it’s raining
nieva
it’s snowing
nunca
never
nadie
nobody
nada
nothing
tampoco
neither/not either
ningún
not any (adj)
ninguno
not any (pronoun)
vestido de
dressed as
llegar (el preterito)
arrived
luego
then, later
Cosas de todos los días
Everyday Things
bañar
to bathe
bañarse
to bathe oneself
acostar (o → ue)
to lie down/put to bed
acostarse (o → ue)
to lie oneself down/put oneself to bed
despertar (e → ie)
to wake up
despertarse (e → ie)
to wake oneself up
levantar
to get up/stand up
levantarse
to get oneself up/stand oneself up
vestir (e → i)
to get dressed
vestirse (e → i)
to dress oneself
peinar
to comb
peinarse
to comb oneself
la ducha
the shower
ducharse
to shower oneself
la pasta dentífrica
the toothpaste
el champu
the shampoo
el jabón
the soap
el despertador
to alarm clock
el cepillo de dientes
the toothbrush
la seda dental
the dental floss
el desodorante
the deodorant
el peine
the comb
cepillarse los dientes
to brush one’s teeth