Luz: light in Spanish
Describe light and lamps with luz, feminine agreement and the plural spelling luces.
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Sol: sun and sunshine in Spanish
Describe the sun and sunny weather with sol, masculine forms and the phrase hace sol.
Read and practiseFlor: flower and plural
Learn the feminine noun flor, its plural flores, and how to describe flowers and their location.
Read and practiseÁrbol: tree and plural
Locate things near an árbol and practise its masculine article and accented plural árboles.
Read and practiseLluvia: talking about rain
Describe rain, its effects and what happens after it in Spanish using lluvia, a feminine Spanish noun.
Read and practiseSopa: soup and ingredients
Describe a soup’s ingredients, temperature and serving using sopa, a feminine Spanish noun.
Read and practiseAsiento: seat and availability
Ask whether an asiento is free on a train or elsewhere and use its masculine forms.
Read and practiseBillete: ticket or banknote
Learn billete for a travel ticket or banknote, with context and a regional alternative for tickets.
Read and practiseMoneda: coin and currency
Learn moneda for a coin or a currency and describe denominations and payment in Spanish.
Read and practiseTarjeta: payment and other cards
Learn tarjeta for payment, transport and greeting cards, and ask whether a shop accepts cards.
Read and practiseVaso: drinking glass
Ask for a vaso of water and use this masculine noun for a drinking vessel.
Read and practiseTaza: cup and contents
Learn the feminine noun taza for a cup and describe its contents, handle and location.
Read and practiseCuchara: spoon at the table
Describe a spoon’s use, position and size at the table using cuchara, a feminine Spanish noun.
Read and practiseTenedor: fork at a meal
Request a tenedor politely at the table and practise its masculine plural tenedores.
Read and practiseCuchillo: knife for cutting
Describe a knife’s use, location and clean condition using cuchillo, a masculine Spanish noun.
Read and practiseEdificio: building and location
Describe a building’s entrance, height and location using edificio, a masculine Spanish noun.
Read and practiseBarrio: neighborhood and city
Describe a neighborhood, its places and its location using barrio, a masculine Spanish noun.
Read and practiseCamisa: describing a shirt
Describe a shirt’s color, size, buttons and condition using camisa, a feminine Spanish noun.
Read and practisePantalón: trousers and spelling
Learn pantalón for trousers, its plural spelling pantalones and how to describe fit.
Read and practiseZapato: shoes and fit
Describe shoes by color, comfort, size and location using zapato, a masculine Spanish noun.
Read and practiseBolsa: a bag for shopping
Describe a shopping bag’s contents, material and size using bolsa, a feminine Spanish noun.
Read and practiseAbrigo: coat for cold weather
Learn the masculine noun abrigo for a coat and describe its length, pockets and use in cold weather.
Read and practiseHabitación: rooms and accommodation
Learn habitación for a room, its plural habitaciones and how to describe a hotel room.
Read and practiseBaño: asking for the bathroom
Find out where a baño is and practise the masculine noun for a bathroom or restroom.
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