Semana in Spanish: weeks and weekends
Use semana and semanas to describe a weekly schedule, count weeks and ask about the weekend.
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Escuela in Spanish: school and going there
Form escuelas and describe a school or the journey to one using escuela, a feminine noun.
Read and practiseFamilia in Spanish: family and collective agreement
Use the feminine noun familia for a family, form familias and match singular verbs with each family.
Read and practiseCalle in Spanish: streets and finding a location
Form calles and describe where a building is on a street using calle, a feminine noun.
Read and practiseDinero in Spanish: money, cash and amounts
Ask about an amount of dinero, mention cash and explain what the money is intended for.
Read and practiseSea in everyday Spanish
A view of the sea offers a way to practise a masculine noun, its plural and common expressions.
Read and practiseCafé in Spanish: coffee and the place
Use café for the drink or a café, order cafés and say whether coffee has milk or sugar.
Read and practisePregunta in Spanish: questions and answers
Request a repeated pregunta or an answer and practise the feminine plural preguntas.
Read and practiseMercado in Spanish: visiting a market
Use mercado and mercados for places to shop, ask where a market is and say when it opens.
Read and practiseMapa: map in Spanish
Use the masculine noun mapa for maps and practise its articles, plural and adjectives.
Read and practiseVentana: window in Spanish
Use ventana for a window in a room or on a screen, with feminine articles and the phrase mirar por.
Read and practiseRopa: clothing in Spanish
Talk about clothing and laundry using ropa with feminine singular agreement and common quantity words.
Read and practiseParque: park in Spanish
Describe a neighbourhood park with parque, its plural, and the contrast between going to and being in it.
Read and practiseLeche: milk in Spanish
Talk about milk at breakfast and in drinks with leche, feminine agreement and the measure un litro de.
Read and practiseEstación: station or season
Distinguish estación for a transport station and a season of the year, with its feminine form and plural.
Read and practiseMountain in everyday Spanish
A mountain landscape introduces a feminine noun, its plural and ways to describe a place outdoors.
Read and practiseSilla: chair in Spanish
Describe a chair and its location with silla, feminine articles, plural forms and useful place phrases.
Read and practiseBotella: bottle in Spanish
Use botella for a container and a quantity of water, with feminine articles and plural forms.
Read and practiseHijo and hija: children in a family
Learn hijo and hija for a son and daughter, and use hijos for children in a mixed group.
Read and practiseMédico and médica: doctor in Spanish
Name a doctor with médico or médica, practise agreement and use ser to describe a profession.
Read and practisePerro and perra: dogs in Spanish
Talk about a dog with perro and perra, practise plural forms and describe everyday activities.
Read and practisePueblo: town or village
Describe a town or village with pueblo, its masculine article, plural and community meaning.
Read and practiseCamino: path or way in Spanish
Use camino for a path or route and recognize the identical first-person verb form meaning I walk.
Read and practiseTrabajo: work or job in Spanish
Use trabajo for work, a job or a workplace and recognize the identical verb form I work.
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