Pollo: chicken as food in Spanish
At the market or around the dinner table, pollo helps you talk about chicken as food and order a meal.
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Jamón: ham in Spanish
At the market or around the table, jamón means ham; see its article, plural and everyday uses.
Read and practiseVerano: talking about summer
Describe summer activities, daylight and seasonal plans using verano, a masculine Spanish noun.
Read and practiseSartén: frying pan in Spanish
From a hot pan to a clean one, talk about cooking with sartén and its feminine article and plural.
Read and practiseCooking pot in Spanish
A pot on the heat, a lid and a soup: talk about this everyday cooking vessel in Spanish.
Read and practiseCocina: kitchen and cuisine
Learn the feminine noun cocina for a kitchen or cuisine and describe the room and its use.
Read and practiseOven in Spanish
The hot oven and bread inside it offer everyday ways to talk about cooking at home in Spanish.
Read and practisePiso: apartment, floor or story
Learn piso for an apartment, a floor surface or a building story and use context to distinguish them.
Read and practiseRefrigerator in Spanish
Milk and cheese stay cold in this appliance: talk about where you keep food in everyday Spanish.
Read and practiseWashing machine in Spanish
Towels and laundry go into this machine: talk about washing clothes at home in everyday Spanish.
Read and practiseSuelo: floor and ground
Talk about the suelo beneath your feet, its condition and its location using masculine forms.
Read and practiseShower in Spanish
Water, a bathroom and a daily routine provide the setting for talking about showers in Spanish.
Read and practisePillow in Spanish
A soft place for your head at night: describe pillows and ask for another one in everyday Spanish.
Read and practiseBolígrafo: a pen for writing
Learn bolígrafo for a ballpoint pen, its plural spelling and a useful request to borrow one.
Read and practiseBlanket in Spanish
A warm covering for cold evenings: describe a blanket and talk about where you keep it in Spanish.
Read and practiseLápiz: pencil and plural
Learn lápiz for a pencil, its plural lápices and how to describe drawing or writing in pencil.
Read and practiseWardrobe in Spanish
Clothes need a place to stay: describe a wardrobe and say what you keep inside it in Spanish.
Read and practiseCuaderno: notebook for notes
Learn cuaderno for a paper notebook and describe how you carry, use and store it.
Read and practiseDrawer in Spanish
Keys and cutlery need a place: talk about drawers, their contents and their plural form in Spanish.
Read and practiseStairs in Spanish
A staircase beside the kitchen: talk about going up and down stairs in everyday Spanish.
Read and practisePapel: paper and documents
Describe papel as writing material or documents and talk about individual sheets.
Read and practiseLift in Spanish
A ride to the third floor: ask about lifts and describe whether they are working in Spanish.
Read and practiseCorreo: mail and email
Learn correo for postal mail or email and use context to distinguish messages and addresses.
Read and practiseNeighbour in Spanish
Someone living next door: describe neighbours and choose masculine or feminine forms in Spanish.
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