SPANISH WORDS

1️⃣ A large list of useful Spanish adjectives

2️⃣ Several basic conversations with English translations

🌈 COMMON SPANISH ADJECTIVES

🔹 Basic Descriptions

bueno/a — good

malo/a — bad

grande — big

pequeño/a — small

alto/a — tall

bajo/a — short

largo/a — long

corto/a — short (length)

nuevo/a — new

viejo/a — old

joven — young

bonito/a — beautiful

feo/a — ugly

fuerte — strong

débil — weak

rápido/a — fast

lento/a — slow

fácil — easy

difícil — difficult

importante — important

🔹 Personality

amable — kind

simpático/a — nice/friendly

antipático/a — unfriendly

feliz — happy

triste — sad

enojado/a — angry

tranquilo/a — calm

nervioso/a — nervous

inteligente — intelligent

trabajador/a — hardworking

perezoso/a — lazy

honesto/a — honest

generoso/a — generous

🔹 Colors

blanco/a — white

negro/a — black

rojo/a — red

azul — blue

verde — green

amarillo/a — yellow

gris — gray

marrón — brown

rosado/a — pink

🔹 Conditions

caliente — hot

frío/a — cold

limpio/a — clean

sucio/a — dirty

abierto/a — open

cerrado/a — closed

lleno/a — full

vacío/a — empty

caro/a — expensive

barato/a — cheap

🗣 BASIC CONVERSATIONS

🟢 1. Greeting Someone

Spanish:

A: Hola.

B: Hola.

A: ¿Cómo estás?

B: Estoy bien, gracias. ¿Y tú?

A: Muy bien.

English:

A: Hello.

B: Hello.

A: How are you?

B: I am fine, thank you. And you?

A: Very well.

🟢 2. Introducing Yourself

Spanish:

A: ¿Cómo te llamas?

B: Me llamo Carlos. ¿Y tú?

A: Me llamo Ana.

A: Mucho gusto.

B: Igualmente.

English:

A: What is your name?

B: My name is Carlos. And you?

A: My name is Ana.

A: Nice to meet you.

B: Likewise.

🟢 3. At a Restaurant

Spanish:

Mesero: ¿Qué desea?

Cliente: Quiero arroz y pollo, por favor.

Mesero: ¿Algo más?

Cliente: Sí, agua.

Mesero: Muy bien.

English:

Waiter: What would you like?

Customer: I want rice and chicken, please.

Waiter: Anything else?

Customer: Yes, water.

Waiter: Very good.

🟢 4. Asking for Directions

Spanish:

A: Disculpe, ¿dónde está el banco?

B: Está cerca de la iglesia.

A: Gracias.

B: De nada.

English:

A: Excuse me, where is the bank?

B: It is near the church.

A: Thank you.

B: You’re welcome.

🟢 5. Talking About the Weather

Spanish:

A: ¿Qué tiempo hace?

B: Hace calor.

A: Sí, hace mucho calor hoy.

English:

A: What’s the weather like?

B: It’s hot.

A: Yes, it is very hot today.

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Here is a large, organized vocabulary list in Spanish with English translations, grouped by category.

🧍 PRONOUNS (Pronombres)

Personal Pronouns

yo — I

tú — you (informal singular)

usted — you (formal singular)

él — he

ella — she

nosotros/as — we

vosotros/as — you (plural, Spain)

ustedes — you (plural)

ellos/as — they

Object Pronouns

me — me

te — you

lo — him/it

la — her/it

nos — us

os — you (plural Spain)

los — them (masc.)

las — them (fem.)

Possessive Pronouns

mío/a — mine

tuyo/a — yours

suyo/a — his/hers/yours (formal)/theirs

nuestro/a — ours

👤 NOUNS (Sustantivos)

People

hombre — man

mujer — woman

niño — boy

niña — girl

amigo/a — friend

familia — family

padre — father

madre — mother

hermano/a — brother/sister

doctor/a — doctor

profesor/a — teacher

estudiante — student

Places

casa — house

escuela — school

iglesia — church

ciudad — city

país — country

oficina — office

tienda — store

mercado — market

hospital — hospital

calle — street

Everyday Things

mesa — table

silla — chair

puerta — door

ventana — window

libro — book

teléfono — phone

computadora — computer

ropa — clothes

dinero — money

comida — food

agua — water

Nature

sol — sun

luna — moon

estrella — star

mar — sea

río — river

montaña — mountain

árbol — tree

flor — flower

tierra — earth

cielo — sky

⚡ VERBS (Infinitive Form)

ser — to be (permanent)

estar — to be (temporary/location)

tener — to have

hacer — to do/make

decir — to say

ir — to go

venir — to come

ver — to see

mirar — to look

oír — to hear

hablar — to speak

comer — to eat

beber — to drink

vivir — to live

trabajar — to work

estudiar — to study

dormir — to sleep

caminar — to walk

correr — to run

escribir — to write

leer — to read

abrir — to open

cerrar — to close

empezar — to begin

terminar — to finish

buscar — to look for

encontrar — to find

pensar — to think

saber — to know (fact)

conocer — to know (person/place)

querer — to want/love

amar — to love

necesitar — to need

pagar — to pay

comprar — to buy

vender — to sell

📍 PREPOSITIONS (Preposiciones)

a — to

de — of/from

en — in/on

por — for/by

para — for/in order to

con — with

sin — without

sobre — about/on

entre — between

hasta — until

desde — from/since

contra — against

hacia — toward

🔗 CONJUNCTIONS (Conjunciones)

y — and

e — and (before words starting with “i”)

o — or

u — or (before words starting with “o”)

pero — but

sino — but rather

porque — because

aunque — although

si — if

cuando — when

mientras — while

que — that

como — as/since

antes de que — before

después de que — after

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