Talking about the head in Spanish
Everyday references to the head become easier with its gender, articles and plural, plus short practice.
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Pan in Spanish: bread and quantities
Request pan or describe an amount of bread and practise the masculine plural panes.
Read and practiseTiempo in Spanish: time and weather
Distinguish tiempo as available time from tiempo as weather, and use tener tiempo para with an action.
Read and practiseNombre in Spanish: names and forms
Give or request a nombre and enter it on a form using this masculine Spanish noun.
Read and practiseTalking about the eye in Spanish
Everyday references to the eye become easier with its gender, articles and plural, plus short practice.
Read and practiseDía in Spanish: a day and its masculine gender
Learn why día is masculine despite ending in a, form días and talk about days in a weekly schedule.
Read and practisePersona in Spanish: one person and several people
Count personas of any gender and match cada persona with a singular verb in a sentence.
Read and practiseTalking about the mouth in Spanish
Everyday references to the mouth become easier with its gender, articles and plural, plus short practice.
Read and practiseLlave in Spanish: keys and opening doors
Form llaves and explain which key opens a door or belongs to a home using llave, a feminine noun.
Read and practiseGente in Spanish: people and singular agreement
Use gente for people as a group, choose feminine mucha and make the verb agree in the singular.
Read and practiseTalking about the foot in Spanish
Everyday references to the foot become easier with its gender, articles and plural, plus short practice.
Read and practiseMano in Spanish: hands and feminine gender
Learn why mano is feminine despite ending in o, form manos and describe the right or left hand.
Read and practiseBanco in Spanish: bank or bench by context
Distinguish banco as a financial institution from banco as a bench and form the plural bancos.
Read and practiseThe face in everyday Spanish
A face in a picture or a face washed in the morning: discover its Spanish noun, gender and plural with practice.
Read and practiseMes in Spanish: months and monthly routines
Use mes and meses for a calendar month, count months and describe something that happens every month.
Read and practiseHora in Spanish: clock times and durations
Ask the time, give a start time and describe a duration in hours with the feminine noun hora.
Read and practiseComida in Spanish: food and meals
Discuss what a meal contains with comida, which can mean food or a meal; practise the plural comidas.
Read and practiseTown squares in Spanish
A fountain, trees and a meeting place: talk about a town square and its plural in everyday Spanish.
Read and practiseTren in Spanish: trains and travel by rail
Use tren and trenes to discuss departures and arrivals, and say en tren when travelling by train.
Read and practiseNoche in Spanish: night and evening expressions
Form noches and talk about activities in the evening or at night using noche, a feminine noun.
Read and practiseSpanish for a hotel stay
A room near the sea or a place to stay tonight: talk about hotels in Spanish and practise their singular and plural forms.
Read and practiseProblema in Spanish: a problem and masculine agreement
Explain a difficulty or exercise with the masculine problema and form the plural problemas.
Read and practiseAmigo and amiga in Spanish: talking about friends
Use amigo and amiga for friends and match the singular or plural form when talking about them.
Read and practiseEating at a restaurant in Spanish
A table outside or dinner with friends: describe a restaurant in Spanish and practise its masculine article and plural.
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