Well-being in Spanish
Workplace surveys and green spaces offer ways to discuss well-being in professional and public policy contexts.
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Hablar in Spanish: speaking and conversation
Use hablar to say which language you speak, whom you speak with and what you talk about.
Read and practiseComer in Spanish: eating and meal times
Use comer to describe food and meal times, and practise regular present forms for different subjects.
Read and practiseTrabajar in Spanish: work, place and schedule
Use trabajar to describe where and when you work and practise regular present forms with different subjects.
Read and practiseVivir in Spanish: where and with whom you live
Use vivir to describe where and with whom you live and practise regular present-tense forms.
Read and practiseAbrir in Spanish: opening and the form abierto
Use abrir for opening a door or a venue, practise present forms and describe a door as abierta.
Read and practiseBeber in Spanish: drinking and beverages
Use beber for drinks, describe what someone drinks and practise its regular present-tense forms.
Read and practiseVenir in Spanish: coming and present forms
Use venir to say where someone comes from or comes to, and practise vengo, vienes and venimos.
Read and practiseNecesitar in Spanish: needing things and actions
Use necesitar with a noun or infinitive and practise its regular present forms to express a need.
Read and practiseLeer in Spanish: reading and reading aloud
Use leer to discuss books, messages and languages, and practise its present forms and en voz alta.
Read and practiseComprar: buy in Spanish
Practise comprar for buying food, tickets and clothes, with present forms and an infinitive after querer.
Read and practiseCerrar: close in Spanish
Use cerrar for doors, shops and accounts, and practise its e-to-ie change in present-tense forms.
Read and practisePagar: pay in Spanish
Practise pagar for bills and tickets, with present forms and phrases for paying by card or in cash.
Read and practiseCocinar: cook in Spanish
Use cocinar for preparing meals, with regular present forms, ingredients and an infinitive after querer.
Read and practiseCaminar: walk in Spanish
Use caminar to describe going on foot, with present forms and routes through familiar places.
Read and practiseSleep and bedtimes in Spanish
Bedtimes and hours of rest become easy to describe with the present forms of the Spanish verb for sleeping.
Read and practiseCorrer: run in Spanish
Describe running in familiar places with correr, its present forms and a contrast with caminar.
Read and practiseViajar: travel in Spanish
Use viajar for travel, destinations and transport, with regular present forms and an infinitive.
Read and practiseSeeing people and things with ver
Spot people and objects in Spanish while practising the irregular first-person present form and the personal preposition.
Read and practiseVender: sell in Spanish
Use vender for selling goods, practise regular present forms and distinguish the seller from the buyer.
Read and practiseGiving objects to someone in Spanish
Offer a flower or a book in Spanish and practise the irregular first-person present and the recipient of a gift.
Read and practiseSaber: know facts or skills
Use saber for facts and learned skills, practising the irregular first-person present sé.
Read and practiseMirar: look in Spanish
Use mirar for looking at objects or through a window, with present forms and an infinitive.
Read and practiseHaving drinks and taking transport
Order a drink or describe a journey in Spanish with a regular verb whose meaning depends on the object.
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