Espanol Vocabulario

Vocabulary Notes

• entrada: entry

• ademas: also; it can be used for adding additional information to a statement.

• descuento: discount; commonly used in shopping to indicate a reduction in price.

• otra ves: again / see again; used when referring to repetition or returning to a previous state.

• contando: telling; often used in the context of narrating a story or recounting events.

• entiende: understands; signifies comprehension or grasp of a concept.

• prefiero: prefer; used to express a choice or liking for one option over another.

• perder: waste; can mean to lose something or to spend time or resources inefficiently.

• tonterias: nonsense; refers to trivial or silly things, often used for dismissing unimportant matters.

• vigilando: keeping watch; implies observing attentively or monitoring.

• orden: order; can refer to a command or an arrangement of items.

• preocupe: worry; signifies a state of concern or anxiety regarding situations.

• conoce: know; usually refers to familiarity with a person or place.

• noramas: rules; indicates guidelines or prescribed practices, especially in social contexts.

• ni: neither/nor; used for negation, inclusive of two options.

• dedo: finger; a body part used for numerous functions, including pointing and grasping.

• obras: works; can refer to artistic creations or construction projects.

• sala: room; denotes a specific enclosed space, often used in contexts like homes or public places.

• exponen: exhibited; used in contexts involving displays or presentations.

• despierta: stir up; implies causing excitement or awakening interest.

• enciende: spark; to ignite, can refer to both literal fire and metaphorical ignition of ideas or passions.

• parece: looks; used for suggesting appearances or observations about someone or something.

• pie: standing; often used in expressions related to support or stability.

• lleva: wearing; refers to having clothes or accessories on one’s body.

• eligiendo: choosing; indicates the process of making a selection from options.

• desayunando: having breakfast; refers to the act of eating the first meal of the day.

• planeando: planning; describing the act of organizing actions for future events.

• creo: I think; used to express belief or opinion.

• pensando: thinking; refers to the mental process of considering or reflecting upon ideas.

• Ultimamente: lately; indicates recent occurrences or developments.

• sabrosos: tasty; describes food that has an appealing flavor.

• peligroso: dangerous; refers to something that poses a threat or risk.

• jueventud: youth; can refer to the period of being young or young individuals.

• sosteniendo: holding; signifies the act of physically supporting an object.

• leyendo: reading; refers to the activity of interpreting written text.

These vocabulary words encompass various everyday actions, feelings, and descriptions, which are integral for effective communication in both spoken and written contexts.