Spanish vocabulary list A-L

810 phrases

1619 words, each with its reading, its meaning and a native clip. Tap a word to hear it on repeat; tap the sentence under it to hear the word in use.

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Easy Starter 100to the rightTurn right.
A1 · Beginnerto the leftTurn left.
B1 · Lower-int.maybeIt's clouding over, maybe there'll be a storm this afternoon.
B1 · Lower-int.on timeThank goodness you arrived on time.
B1 · Lower-int.sometimesI argue with my brother sometimes, but I love him a lot.
B1 · Lower-int.openUntil what time is the pool open?
A1 · BeginneropenIs it open on Sundays?
A1 · Beginneropen (pl.)Until what time are you open?
A2 · ElementarypassI'd like a travel pass.
A1 · Beginneropens (abrir)What time does it open?
A2 · Elementarythey open (abrir)What time do they open?
A1 · BeginnercoatI'm wearing a coat because it's cold.
A2 · ElementaryI open (abrir)Do you mind if I open the window?
B1 · Lower-int.wrap up warmWrap up warm, it's very cold outside.
A2 · Elementaryyou open (abrir)Until what time are you open?
A1 · BeginnergrandmotherMy grandma cooks really well.
B1 · Lower-int.grandfatherMy grandfather used to tell me lots of stories.
A1 · BeginnergrandparentsMy grandparents live in the village.
A1 · BeginnerboredI'm bored.
A2 · Elementaryjust (acabar de)My nephew was just born.
A2 · Elementaryto finishI have to finish this today.
A2 · Elementaryby chanceJust in case.
B1 · Lower-int.accepts (aceptar)Does the taxi take card?
Easy Starter 100they accept (aceptar)Do you take card?
A1 · Beginneryou all accept (aceptar)Do you take cards?
A1 · Beginnerconditioned (air)The air conditioning isn't working.
B1 · Lower-int.to go to bed (acostarse)I'm going to put the dishwasher on before bed.
A2 · ElementaryI went to bed (acostarse)Last night I went to bed very late.
A1 · BeginnerI go to bed (acostarse)I go to bed late.
B1 · Lower-int.piled up (acumular)A lot of work has piled up on me.
B1 · Lower-int.moved up (adelantar)The meeting has been moved up to nine.
Easy Starter 100goodbyeGoodbye.
B1 · Lower-int.they allow (admitir)Do you allow pets in the hotel?
Easy Starter 100airportHow much to the airport?
A1 · BeginnerAugustIt's very hot in August.
B1 · Lower-int.exhaustedHonestly, I'm exhausted.
A2 · ElementarypleasantIt's a very pleasant day.
Easy Starter 100waterWater, please.
A1 · BeginnernowWhat are you doing now (for work)?
A2 · Elementaryright nowI'm unemployed right now.
A2 · ElementarythereIt's right there, at the end.
Easy Starter 100air/ACThe AC doesn't work.
B1 · Lower-int.tightI think this one is a bit tight on me.
A1 · Beginnernext toIt's next to the cinema.
B1 · Lower-int.to extendI'd like to extend my stay by one more night.
A1 · BeginnerI'm glad (alegrarse)I'm really glad.
A2 · ElementaryjoyI was overjoyed.
A1 · BeginnerallergyI have an allergy.
Easy Starter 100somethingAnything gluten-free?
B1 · Lower-int.any/someDo you have any vegetarian options?
A2 · Elementaryany/someIs there any discount?
B1 · Lower-int.thereWhat's the quickest way to get there?
A1 · BeginnerstockroomDo you have more in the stockroom?
A2 · ElementarypillowCan you give me another pillow?
A2 · Elementaryto rentWhere can I rent a car?
B1 · Lower-int.rentalWhere do I pick up the rental car?
A2 · Elementarytall (f.)She's tall and dark-haired.
A1 · BeginnertallHe's tall.
A1 · BeginnerallergicI'm allergic to nuts.
A1 · BeginnerkindThat's very kind.
A1 · Beginnerkind (pl)My in-laws are very kind.
A1 · BeginnerambulanceCall an ambulance.
A1 · Beginnerfriend (f.)This is my friend. (female)
A1 · Beginnerfriend (m.)This is my friend. (male)
A1 · BeginnerfriendsI like making new friends.
Easy Starter 100Ana (name)My name is Ana.
B1 · Lower-int.Andalusia (name)My wife's family is from a village in Andalusia.
B1 · Lower-int.we're getting by (andar)Oh, you know, getting by.
Easy Starter 100walkingCan I walk there?
B1 · Lower-int.to walkIt's so windy you can barely walk.
A1 · BeginnerplatformWhich platform does it leave from?
B1 · Lower-int.animals/petsDo you allow pets in the hotel?
A2 · Elementarylast nightLast night I went to bed very late.
A1 · Beginnerearlier/beforeCan I leave early today?
B1 · Lower-int.oldThe town hall is in the old part of the city.
A1 · Beginnerturn off (apagar)Turn off the TV.
A1 · Beginnerto turn offI'm going to turn off the computer.
A2 · Elementarycar parkWhich way is it to the car park?
A1 · Beginnerto parkWhere can I park?
A1 · BeginnerseparatelyCan you charge me separately?
B1 · Lower-int.excites me (apasionar)I'm learning Spanish because I'm passionate about the culture.
A2 · ElementarysurnameHow do you spell your surname?
A1 · Beginnerfeel like (apetecer)Honestly, I don't feel like it.
B1 · Lower-int.we support (apoyar)We argue sometimes, but in the end we always support each other.
B1 · Lower-int.put weight onI think I've twisted my ankle, I can't put weight on my foot.
A2 · Elementarylearning (aprender)I'm learning Spanish.
B1 · Lower-int.I press (apretar)It hurts here when I press.
A2 · Elementarypassed (aprobar)I passed all the exams.
A2 · Elementarysign up (apuntarse)I'm going to sign up for an English course.
B1 · Lower-int.I note down (apuntar)I'll write it down so I don't forget.
A1 · Beginnerthat (over there)That guy is my flatmate.
A1 · BeginnerthatGo up that street.
Easy Starter 100hereStop here, please.
A1 · BeginnerwardrobePut the things in the wardrobe.
A2 · Elementaryto fixThe technician is coming tomorrow to fix the boiler.
B1 · Lower-int.to fix it (arreglar)The kitchen tap is dripping, it needs fixing.
A1 · Beginnerupstairs/upThe bathroom is upstairs.
A2 · Elementaryroast/roastedMain course, roast chicken.
B1 · Lower-int.promoted (ascender)I got promoted recently.
A1 · BeginnerliftIs there a lift?
A1 · BeginnerseatIs this seat free?
A1 · Beginnervacuum cleanerCan you vacuum?
A1 · BeginneraspirinI need an aspirin.
A1 · Beginnerlike this/soOkay, let's leave it like that then.
B1 · Lower-int.so / thereforeI'm cutting it close on time, so I won't hang around.
B1 · Lower-int.shortcutI've been told there's a shortcut through the park.
A2 · Elementaryblocked/stuckThe sink is blocked.
B1 · Lower-int.althoughI'm good at languages, though grammar is hard for me.
Easy Starter 100busDoes this bus go downtown?
B1 · Lower-int.motorwaySorry, how do you get onto the motorway?
B1 · Lower-int.self-employedI'm self-employed, I have my own business.
B1 · Lower-int.AVE (fast train)We're going to take the ten o'clock high-speed train.
B1 · Lower-int.avenueIs it better to go this way or go around by the avenue?
A1 · Beginneryou tell (avisar)Can you tell me when we arrive?
B1 · Lower-int.warned (avisar)They've warned of possible snow in the mountains.
B1 · Lower-int.to notifyCan you let me know when we arrive?
B1 · Lower-int.let me know (avisar)Could you let me know when it's five?
A2 · ElementaryplaneCan I take this on the plane?
A1 · BeginneryesterdayI've had a fever since yesterday.
Easy Starter 100helpI need help.
A2 · Elementaryto helpCan you help me, please?
Easy Starter 100help meCan you help me?
B1 · Lower-int.help youI feel bad about not being able to help you.
A2 · Elementaryyou help (ayudar)Can you help me set the table?
A2 · Elementarytown hallDo you know where the town hall is?
Easy Starter 100blueDo you have this in blue?
A2 · ElementaryyearI've been learning Spanish for a year.
A1 · BeginneryearsHow old are you?
A2 · ElementarystillMy little sister is still studying.
A1 · Beginnergo down (bajar)Go down this street.
B1 · Lower-int.dropped (bajar)The temperature has dropped a lot.
A1 · Beginnertake down/outCan you take out the rubbish?
B1 · Lower-int.will drop (bajar)They've said temperatures will drop this weekend.
A2 · Elementarygo down (bajar)Go down this way and you'll see the park.
B1 · Lower-int.balconyHave you watered the plants on the balcony?
A1 · BeginnerbankExcuse me, is there a bank around here?
A1 · BeginnerbarIt's between the bar and the shop.
Easy Starter 100cheapDo you have a cheaper one?
A1 · BeginnerBarcelona (place)My uncle lives in Barcelona.
A1 · Beginnerto sweepI'm going to sweep the floor.
A2 · Elementarybelly/stomachMy stomach hurts a lot.
B1 · Lower-int.neighbourhoodIs this neighbourhood safe to walk around at night?
A2 · Elementaryquite/prettyIt's pretty cold.
A1 · Beginnerrubbish/trashCan you take out the rubbish?
B1 · Lower-int.batteryCan you lend me the charger for a moment? I'm low on battery.
Easy Starter 100toilet/bathroomWhere's the toilet?
A2 · Elementarydrink (beber)Rest and drink plenty of water.
A2 · Elementaryto drinkTo drink, a red wine.
A2 · ElementarydrinkIs the drink included?
A2 · ElementarybabyWe're expecting a baby.
Easy Starter 100well/fineVery well, thanks.
A1 · Beginnerwelcome (f.)Welcome! (to a woman)
A1 · Beginnerwelcome (m.)Welcome! (to a man)
Easy Starter 100ticketA ticket to Madrid.
A1 · Beginnernotes/billsDo you accept fifty-euro notes?
A2 · Elementaryside streetTurn at the first side street on the left.
B1 · Lower-int.muggy heatIt's muggy, it looks like rain.
A1 · BeginnerpenDo you have a pen?
Easy Starter 100bagCan I have a bag?
A1 · BeginnerbagsDo you have bags?
A2 · Elementarylight bulbThe hallway bulb has burnt out.
A1 · Beginnerpretty/beautifulThe mountains are very beautiful.
B1 · Lower-int.board (a bordo)Can I buy the ticket on board?
A2 · ElementarybottleA bottle of still water.
A2 · Elementaryspicy (bravas)I'll have a portion of patatas bravas.
B1 · Lower-int.armMy arm is swollen, I don't know why.
A1 · BeginnergoodHave a good trip.
A1 · BeginnergoodI think that's a great idea.
A1 · BeginnergoodHey there!
Easy Starter 100good evening / good nightGood evening.
Easy Starter 100good afternoonGood afternoon.
Easy Starter 100goodEverything was great.
Easy Starter 100good morningGood morning.
A1 · BeginnerdeliciousIt's delicious.
Easy Starter 100looking for (buscar)I'm looking for a gift.
A1 · BeginnerI look for (buscar)I'm looking for some shoes.
A1 · BeginnerheadMy head hurts.
B1 · Lower-int.stubbornHe's a bit stubborn, but he has a good heart.
A1 · Beginnereach/everyTake one pill every eight hours.
Easy Starter 100coffeeA coffee with milk.
A2 · ElementarycoffeesCan you charge me for the coffees too?
A1 · Beginnertill/checkoutDo I pay here or at the till?
Easy Starter 100ATMWhere's the ATM?
B1 · Lower-int.soaked (calarse)I didn't expect it to rain so much, I got soaked through.
A2 · ElementaryboilerThe technician is coming tomorrow to fix the boiler.
A1 · BeginnerheatingPut the heating on, please.
A2 · Elementaryheat it (calentar)Can you heat it up a bit?
B1 · Lower-int.heats (calentar)The heating isn't warming up at all.
A1 · BeginnerhotThere's no hot water.
B1 · Lower-int.quietHe's a bit quiet, but a good person.
A1 · BeginnerstreetAt the end of the street.
A2 · ElementarystreetsIt's two streets from here.
B1 · Lower-int.calmTake it easy.
A1 · Beginnerheat/hotIt's hot.
A1 · BeginnerbedI'm going to make the bed.
A1 · BeginnerwaiterI work as a waiter.
A1 · BeginnerbedsIs there a room with two beds?
A2 · Elementarychange (cambiar)Can you change my room, please?
B1 · Lower-int.shall we change (cambiar)Shall we move the meeting to another day?
A2 · Elementarychanging (cambiar)The weather is changing.
A1 · Beginnerto change/breakCan you break a fifty?
B1 · Lower-int.to change itThe room doesn't have a good view, could you change it?
A2 · Elementaryexchange it (cambiar)Can I exchange it for another?
A1 · Beginnerchange (money)Do you have change?
B1 · Lower-int.exchangesDo you accept exchanges without the receipt?
A1 · Beginnerway/pathCan you show me the way?
A2 · ElementaryshirtThat guy in the blue shirt is my neighbor.
A2 · ElementaryshirtsI have to iron the shirts.
A1 · Beginnert-shirtI'd like a t-shirt.
A2 · ElementarycountrysideI like walking in the countryside.
A2 · Elementaryto cancelI'd like to cancel my reservation.
A1 · BeginnersongI like this song.
A1 · BeginnertiredI'm tired from work.
B1 · Lower-int.faceHis face looks familiar.
B1 · Lower-int.facesI don't forget faces, but I do forget names.
A1 · BeginnerchargerDo you have a charger?
B1 · Lower-int.charge/feeI'd like to cancel the booking, is there a charge?
B1 · Lower-int.Carlos (name)This is my friend Carlos.
A2 · ElementarymeatI don't eat meat, is there anything vegetarian?
Easy Starter 100expensiveIt's very expensive.
A2 · ElementaryroadThere's a lot of fog on the road.
A2 · Elementarytrolley/cartDo you have trolleys or baskets?
Easy Starter 100menuThe menu, please.
B1 · Lower-int.walletI've left my wallet at home.
B1 · Lower-int.characterWe're very similar in personality.
A1 · Beginnerhouse, homeThe house is very clean.
A1 · Beginnermarried (f)I'm married. (woman)
A1 · Beginnermarried (m)Are you married? (to a man)
B1 · Lower-int.marriedMy parents have been married for thirty years.
A2 · Elementaryto marry (casarse)My older brother just got married.
B1 · Lower-int.almostI get along with almost everyone.
A1 · BeginnercoincidenceWhat a coincidence!
A1 · BeginnercathedralIs the cathedral around here?
B1 · Lower-int.fell (caer)What a storm we had last night.
A2 · Elementaryfallen (caer)There was quite a storm this morning.
Easy Starter 100small beerA small beer, please.
B1 · Lower-int.small beersCan we get two small beers and a tapa?
B1 · Lower-int.onionNo onion, please.
A2 · Elementaryzebra (crossing)Cross the street at the crosswalk.
A1 · BeginnerdinnerDinner is ready.
A2 · Elementaryto have dinnerWe're going to have dinner around nine.
B1 · Lower-int.I have dinner (cenar)I usually have dinner around nine.
Easy Starter 100downtown/centerDoes this bus go downtown?
Easy Starter 100nearbyIs there a pharmacy nearby?
A1 · BeginnernearIs it near here?
A2 · Elementarynearest/nearWhere's the nearest bus stop?
A2 · Elementarynearby/nearestWhere is the nearest hospital?
A2 · Elementaryclosed/lockedDid you lock the door?
A2 · ElementarybasketDo you have trolleys or baskets?
A2 · ElementaryjacketShould I bring a jacket or is it not needed?
B1 · Lower-int.chatted (charlar)It was a pleasure chatting with you.
B1 · Lower-int.to chatIt's been a pleasure chatting with you.
A1 · Beginnercheck (in)I'd like to check in.
A1 · Beginnerboy, guyHe's a really nice guy.
A1 · BeginnerskyThe sky is blue.
A1 · BeginnerhundredA hundred euros.
A2 · ElementaryhundredFifty percent off.
A1 · Beginnercloses (cerrar)What time does it close?
Easy Starter 100they close (cerrar)What time do you close?
B1 · Lower-int.certain/trueBy the way, what happened in the end?
A1 · BeginnerfiveThere are five of us at home.
A1 · BeginnerfiftyIt's five euros fifty.
A1 · BeginnercinemaIt's next to the cinema.
A1 · BeginnerappointmentI have an appointment at four.
Easy Starter 100cityI need a city map.
A1 · Beginnerof courseOf course!
A2 · ElementaryclassI go to class in the afternoons.
A1 · BeginnerclientI have to call a client.
A1 · Beginnercharges (cobrar)Can I pay, please?
B1 · Lower-int.charged (cobrar)They've overcharged me.
A1 · Beginnerto chargeCan you charge me separately?
A2 · Elementarycharge me (cobrar)Can you charge me, please?
A2 · ElementaryI get paid (cobrar)I get paid at the end of the month.
A2 · ElementarycarI'm going to Barcelona by car.
A1 · Beginnercooks (cocinar)My grandma cooks really well.
A1 · Beginnerto cookIt's my turn to cook today.
B1 · Lower-int.cook/chefEverything was delicious, my compliments to the chef.
A2 · Elementarygrab (coger)Grab the umbrella, it's raining.
Easy Starter 100to get/takeWhere can I get a taxi?
A2 · Elementarytake (coger)Take the street on the left.
A2 · ElementaryI take (coger)Can I walk there or should I take the bus?
A1 · BeginnerschoolMy little brother goes to school.
B1 · Lower-int.frozen/crashed (colgar)My computer froze and I lost my work.
A1 · BeginnercolorDo you have this in another color?
A1 · Beginnerto eatI'm going to eat with my colleagues.
A1 · Beginnerlunch/foodI'm going to make lunch.
A2 · ElementarymealsIs this taken with meals?
A2 · Elementaryeaten (comer)I feel ill, I think it's something I ate.
A2 · ElementaryI eat (comer)I usually eat at two.
B1 · Lower-int.sharedI live in a flat shared with two other people.
B1 · Lower-int.companion/flatmateLet me introduce you to my flatmate.
A1 · Beginnermate, companionThat guy is my flatmate.
A1 · BeginnercolleaguesI'm going to eat with my colleagues.
B1 · Lower-int.completeI completely forgot.
A1 · BeginnershoppingI'm going to do the shopping.
A2 · Elementaryto buyWhere can I buy bread?
A1 · BeginnerI buy (comprar)Where do I buy the tickets?
B1 · Lower-int.well-connectedIt's quite central, with good transport links.
B1 · Lower-int.I ate (comer)I think I got food poisoning from something I ate.
A1 · Beginnerexcuse me (to pass)Excuse me. (passing through)
B1 · Lower-int.to concentrate (concentrarse)I find it hard to concentrate with so much noise.
A2 · ElementarydriverCan I pay the fare to the driver?
B1 · Lower-int.confirmationI booked online, but I didn't get the confirmation.
B1 · Lower-int.with meThe boss wants to talk to me, I don't know what about.
A2 · Elementarywe know (conocer)We haven't met, right?
A1 · Beginnerto meet youNice to meet you.
A2 · Elementarywe met (conocer)We met at work.
A1 · BeginnerI know (conocer)I don't know him.
B1 · Lower-int.I consider (considerar)To be honest, I don't consider myself very patient.
B1 · Lower-int.let it be noted (constar)I'm allergic to penicillin, please note it in my records.
B1 · Lower-int.used to tell (contar)My grandfather used to tell me lots of stories.
B1 · Lower-int.count (contar)I think it's a great idea, count me in.
B1 · Lower-int.bin/containerDon't throw that away, it goes in the recycling bin.
A1 · Beginnerhappy/gladI'm very happy.
B1 · Lower-int.answering (contestar)I've spent all morning answering emails.
A2 · Elementarywith youI agree with you.
A1 · BeginnerpasswordWhat's the wifi password?
B1 · Lower-int.contractIn the end they gave me a permanent contract.
A2 · Elementaryconvinces (convencer)I'm not convinced, thanks.
B1 · Lower-int.heartHe's a bit stubborn, but he has a good heart.
B1 · Lower-int.correct/rightIs this the right platform for Barcelona?
A1 · Beginneremail/mailCan you send me an email?
B1 · Lower-int.emailsI need to catch up on emails.
B1 · Lower-int.to rush/runIt's still early, there's no need to rush.
A1 · Beginnercut (cortarse)I've cut myself.
B1 · Lower-int.shortDo you prefer the long way or the short way?
B1 · Lower-int.thingIt's all the same to me.
A1 · BeginnerthingsPut the things in the wardrobe.
A2 · Elementaryto believeI can't believe it.
A1 · Beginnercream/sunscreenPut on sunscreen, it's very sunny.
A1 · BeginnerI think (creer)I think the change is wrong.
A2 · Elementarycross (cruzar)Cross the street at the crosswalk.
A1 · Beginnercross (cruzar)Cross the street.
B1 · Lower-int.to crossDo you have to cross the bridge to get to the museum?
B1 · Lower-int.anyIf you need anything, just tell me, okay?
A1 · BeginnerwhenCan you tell me when we arrive?
A1 · BeginnerfortyTwenty, thirty, forty.
A1 · BeginnerquarterI'm going to tidy my room.
A1 · BeginnerfourFour, five, six.
B1 · Lower-int.neckI can't move my neck properly.
Easy Starter 100bill/checkThe bill, please.
A1 · BeginnerbodyMy whole body aches.
Easy Starter 100costs (costar)How much is it?
A1 · Beginnerthey cost (costar)How much are they?
B1 · Lower-int.looks after (cuidar)My aunt looks after the kids for us.
B1 · Lower-int.care/carefulI've mopped the floor, be careful, it's wet.
A2 · Elementarywe care for (cuidar)We all look after my father together.
B1 · Lower-int.I look after (cuidar)I look after my mother, who's getting on in years.
B1 · Lower-int.cultureI'm learning Spanish because I'm passionate about the culture.
B1 · Lower-int.you turn (age) (cumplir)Happy birthday, many happy returns.
A1 · BeginnerbirthdayWhen is your birthday?
B1 · Lower-int.to turn (age)My nephew just turned one.
B1 · Lower-int.curious (f.)I'd describe myself as a calm and curious person.
A2 · ElementarycourseI'm going to sign up for an English course.
A1 · Beginnerwhich, whatWhat's the price?
A1 · BeginnerwhenWhen is your birthday?
A2 · Elementaryhow manyHow many stops to go?
Easy Starter 100how muchHow much is it?
A1 · Beginnerhow manyHow old are you?
A1 · Beginnertake careTake care.
B1 · Lower-int.sister-in-lawI get on really well with my sister-in-law.
A2 · Elementarybrother-in-lawMy brother-in-law is very funny.
B1 · Lower-int.pouring (a cántaros)It's pouring rain.
B1 · Lower-int.centralIt's quite central, with good transport links.
A1 · BeginnerhowWhat's your name?
A1 · Beginnerhow are you? (formal)How are you? (formal)
Easy Starter 100how are you? (casual)How are you?
A2 · ElementarycomfortableThe bed is very comfortable.
Easy Starter 100gives (dar)Can I have a bag?
B1 · Lower-int.hit/given (dar)I've banged my knee.
A1 · Beginnergive (dar)Say hi to your family.
B1 · Lower-int.they give (dar)I'm good at languages, though grammar is hard for me.
A1 · Beginnerto give/takeLet's take a walk in the park.
A2 · Elementarygive me (dar)Can you give me a receipt?
B1 · Lower-int.you give (dar)Can I have a bag, please?
A2 · Elementaryhurry (darse)Hurry up, we're going to be late.
A1 · Beginnerharm/hurtI've hurt myself.
A1 · Beginneragreed / OKI agree.
Easy Starter 100you're welcomeYou're welcome.
A2 · ElementarysuddenlyIt clouded over all of a sudden.
B1 · Lower-int.really / trulyThank you so much for everything, really.
A1 · BeginnerhomeworkI have to do my homework.
B1 · Lower-int.you should (deber)You should see a doctor if it doesn't go away in a few days.
A1 · BeginnerI owe (deber)How much do I owe you?
B1 · Lower-int.disappointedI'm a bit disappointed, honestly.
A2 · Elementaryto tell/sayCan you tell me how to get to the port?
A2 · Elementarytell me (decir)Can you tell me how to get to the main square?
B1 · Lower-int.decisionFor me, this is the best decision we could make.
A1 · Beginnerdoes for work (dedicarse)What does your father do?
A1 · Beginneryou do (dedicarse)What do you do for a living?
A2 · ElementaryfingerI've cut my finger.
A2 · ElementaryfaultyThis is faulty, it has a stain.
B1 · Lower-int.left (dejar)I've left my wallet at home.
B1 · Lower-int.we leave (dejar)Let's leave it for another day, okay?
A1 · Beginnerto let have/leaveCan you make it a bit cheaper for me?
B1 · Lower-int.leave it (dejar)Can we leave it for tomorrow?
A1 · Beginnerlend/let (dejar)Can I borrow your phone?
B1 · Lower-int.to spellCould you spell your name, please?
Easy Starter 100deliciousIt's delicious.
Easy Starter 100too muchIt's too big.
A1 · BeginnerdentistI need to go to the dentist.
A1 · Beginnerwithin/inThe train leaves in half an hour.
A1 · Beginnerit depends (depender)It depends.
B1 · Lower-int.rightWhen you come out of the metro, head to the right.
B1 · Lower-int.mess/disasterThe bathroom needs cleaning, it's a mess.
Easy Starter 100breakfastIs breakfast included?
B1 · Lower-int.decaffeinatedDo you have decaf coffee?
A1 · Beginnerto restI'm going to rest for a while.
A2 · Elementaryrest (descansar)Rest and drink plenty of water.
A2 · Elementaryrest (descansar)Get some rest / Sleep well.
B1 · Lower-int.I'd describe (describir)I'd describe myself as a calm and curious person.
Easy Starter 100discountCan you give a discount?
B1 · Lower-int.longing (desear)I can't wait for the weekend.
A2 · Elementaryitemize it (desglosar)Can you itemize it?
A2 · Elementaryto disinfectDo you have plasters and something to disinfect?
Easy Starter 100slowlySlower, please.
A2 · Elementaryclear (sky)The sky is clear.
A2 · Elementaryalarm clockI've set the alarm for six.
A1 · Beginnerto wake upCan you wake me up at seven?
B1 · Lower-int.to wake me upCould you wake me up at seven tomorrow?
A2 · Elementaryafter/laterTurn left after the bank.
A2 · ElementarydetergentI need to buy detergent.
A2 · ElementarybehindIt's behind the cinema.
A1 · BeginnerbehindIt's behind the church.
A1 · Beginnerto returnI'd like to return this.
A1 · Beginnerto return itCan I return it?
B1 · Lower-int.given back (devolver)They gave me the wrong change.
A2 · ElementaryI give back (devolver)Here's five back in change.
A1 · BeginnerdiarrhoeaI have diarrhoea.
A1 · Beginnersays (decir)How do you say this in Spanish?
A2 · Elementarythey say (decir)They say the weather will be nice tomorrow.
B1 · Lower-int.you tell (decir)If you need anything, just tell me, okay?
A2 · Elementarysaid (decir)They said the temperature will drop tomorrow.
A1 · BeginnertenSeven, eight, nine, ten.
A2 · ElementarymoneyI need to take money out of the ATM.
B1 · Lower-int.gave (dar)In the end I didn't go, I couldn't be bothered.
Easy Starter 100addressTo this address, please.
B1 · Lower-int.directIs there a direct flight?
B1 · Lower-int.I'll tell (decir)In the end I'm not sure if I can go, I'll let you know.
B1 · Lower-int.excuse meExcuse me, do you mind if I sit here?
A1 · Beginnerexcuse me (formal)Excuse me. (formal)
B1 · Lower-int.we argue (discutir)We argue sometimes, but in the end we always support each other.
B1 · Lower-int.I argue (discutir)I argue with my brother sometimes, but I love him a lot.
B1 · Lower-int.willingShe's a really nice person and always willing to help.
B1 · Lower-int.distanceHow far is the beach from here?
B1 · Lower-int.differentEveryone has their own opinion, but I see it differently.
A2 · ElementarydivorcedI'm divorced.
B1 · Lower-int.they divorced (divorciarse)My parents got divorced when I was little.
A1 · BeginnerdoubleI'd like a double room.
A1 · BeginnertwelveEleven, twelve, thirteen.
A2 · ElementarydozenA dozen eggs.
A1 · BeginnerdocumentI need to print a document.
B1 · Lower-int.documentsI need to print these documents.
A1 · BeginnerpainDo you have something for a headache?
B1 · Lower-int.home (address)Do you do home delivery?
A2 · ElementarySundayI'm going to see my cousins on Sunday.
A1 · BeginnerSundaysIs it open on Sundays?
A2 · Elementaryslept (dormir)I didn't sleep well all night.
A1 · Beginnerto sleepI can't sleep.
A2 · ElementarybedroomI'm going to tidy up the bedroom a bit.
Easy Starter 100twoA table for two, please.
A1 · Beginnertwo hundredTwo hundred euros.
A2 · ElementaryshowerThe shower doesn't work properly.
A1 · Beginnerto shower (me)I'm going to have a shower.
A1 · Beginnerhurts (doler)My head hurts.
A1 · Beginnerhurt (doler)My teeth hurt.
B1 · Lower-int.lasts (durar)The class lasts an hour and a half.
B1 · Lower-int.they last (durar)How long do the sales last?
A2 · Elementarylet meLet me think about it.
A1 · BeginnerdayWhat day is it today?
A1 · BeginnerdaysI work every day.
Easy Starter 100whereWhere do I pay?
A1 · Beginnerto give/throwCan you give me a hand?
B1 · Lower-int.give it (echar)The air conditioning isn't working, can you take a look at it?
B1 · Lower-int.give me (echar)Can you give me a hand with this report?
B1 · Lower-int.I miss (echar de menos)I miss my family a lot.
Easy Starter 100cashIn cash, please.
B1 · Lower-int.effectDoes this have any side effects?
A1 · Beginnerchoose (elegir)I don't mind, you choose.
B1 · Lower-int.she/herShe's the new one on the team.
A2 · ElementarypregnantI'm pregnant.
A1 · BeginnerboardingWhere's the boarding gate?
A1 · BeginneremergencyIt's an emergency.
A1 · BeginnerexcitedI'm excited.
A2 · Elementarystarted (empezar)I've started a new English course.
B1 · Lower-int.it starts (empezar, subj.)How long until it starts?
A1 · Beginnerstarts (empezar)What time does it start?
A1 · Beginneryou start (empezar)What time do you start work?
A1 · BeginnerI start (empezar)I start at nine.
B1 · Lower-int.companyI need an invoice made out to the company.
A1 · Beginnerat homeThere are five of us at home.
A2 · Elementaryo'clock / sharpIt's one o'clock sharp.
A2 · ElementaryseriouslyReally?
A1 · Beginnerloves (encantar)I love the sea.
A1 · Beginnerpleased (f.)Nice to meet you. (said by a woman)
A1 · Beginnerpleased (m.)Nice to meet you. (said by a man)
B1 · Lower-int.would loveI'd love to, but I can't.
B1 · Lower-int.takes care (encargarse)Everyone takes care of their own room.
A1 · Beginnerturn on (encender)Turn on the light, please.
B1 · Lower-int.you turn on (encender)Can you turn on the heating? It's freezing cold.
B1 · Lower-int.run into youWhat a coincidence to run into you here.
Easy Starter 100I feel (encontrarse)I feel sick.
A1 · BeginnerJanuaryIt's the first of January.
A1 · BeginnerangryI'm angry.
A2 · ElementarynurseMy mother is a nurse.
A1 · BeginneroppositeIt's opposite the supermarket.
A2 · ElementarycongratulationsCongratulations.
A2 · ElementaryenormousI was overjoyed.
A1 · BeginnersaladI want a salad.
B1 · Lower-int.right awayI'll just be a moment and I'll be right back.
A1 · Beginnerto showCan you show me on the map?
A2 · Elementaryunderstood (entender)I didn't quite understand it.
B1 · Lower-int.caught/understoodIt's just that I didn't quite catch it.
B1 · Lower-int.whole/entirelyI didn't expect it to rain so much, I got soaked through.
Easy Starter 100I understand (entender)I don't understand.
A1 · BeginnerthenOkay, let's leave it like that then.
B1 · Lower-int.goes in/fits (entrar)The twenty-euro note won't go in.
A2 · ElementaryentranceCross the street and you'll see the entrance.
A2 · Elementaryyou start (entrar)What time do you start work?
B1 · Lower-int.deadline/deliveryWhen is the deadline?
B1 · Lower-int.to hand inI have to hand in the assignment on Monday.
B1 · Lower-int.I linger (entretenerse)I'm cutting it close on time, so I won't hang around.
A2 · ElementaryinterviewI have a job interview tomorrow.
A2 · Elementaryto sendCan I send you the email this afternoon?
A1 · Beginnerto send meCan you send me an email?
A2 · Elementaryto wrapCan you gift-wrap it for me?
B1 · Lower-int.you send (enviar)I need you to send me the document before five.
B1 · Lower-int.shippingHow much is the shipping?
B1 · Lower-int.deliveriesDo you do home delivery?
A2 · ElementaryluggageWhere do I check in the luggage?
B1 · Lower-int.teamShe's the new one on the team.
A2 · Elementarymistaken (equivocarse)I think you've made a mistake on the bill.
A2 · Elementaryyou're wrong (equivocarse)I think you're mistaken.
B1 · Lower-int.was (ser)My parents got divorced when I was little.
A1 · Beginneryou are (ser)Where are you from?
Easy Starter 100is (ser)How much in total?
B1 · Lower-int.thatFollow me, I'm going that way anyway.
B1 · Lower-int.those (f.)There's going to be a storm, look at those clouds.
B1 · Lower-int.stairsGo up the steps and you'll be in the main square.
B1 · Lower-int.hiddenIt's a bit hidden, it's easy to walk right past it.
A1 · Beginnerspell/write (escribir)How do you spell it?
A1 · Beginnerto writeCan you write it down for me?
Easy Starter 100write itCan you write it down?
A1 · Beginnerthat oneI don't like that one.
B1 · Lower-int.thatDon't worry about it.
A1 · BeginnerbackI have back pain.
A1 · BeginnerSpain (name)I'm from Spain.
A1 · BeginnerSpanish (m.)I'm Spanish. (man)
A1 · BeginnerSpanish (f.)I'm Spanish. (woman)
B1 · Lower-int.specialistI have an appointment with the specialist on Thursday.
A1 · Beginnerwait (esperar)Wait a moment.
B1 · Lower-int.expected (esperar)I didn't expect it to rain so much, I got soaked through.
A2 · Elementaryexpecting (esperar)We're expecting a baby.
A2 · Elementaryto waitI'm fed up with waiting.
B1 · Lower-int.I hope (esperar)I hope everything's going well for you all over there.
A1 · BeginnercornerIt's just around the corner.
Easy Starter 100this (f.)To this address, please.
Easy Starter 100was (estar)Everything was great.
Easy Starter 100stationWhere's the station?
A2 · Elementarybeen (estar)It's been raining non-stop this week.
A2 · Elementarywe are (estar)We're expecting a baby.
A2 · ElementarystayThanks for everything, it's been a wonderful stay.
B1 · Lower-int.shelf/bookcaseCan you help me put together this shelf? I can't do it on my own.
B1 · Lower-int.to beWhat time do we need to be at the airport?
B1 · Lower-int.will be (estar)Go up the steps and you'll be in the main square.
B1 · Lower-int.theseHow often do I have to take these pills?
Easy Starter 100this (m.)Does this bus go downtown?
Easy Starter 100thisI want this.
A1 · BeginnertheseHow much are these?
Easy Starter 100I am (estar)I'm just looking.
A2 · Elementarytight/narrowIt's a bit tight on me.
B1 · Lower-int.stressfulI like my job even though it's stressful.
A2 · Elementarybroken downThe dishwasher has broken down.
B1 · Lower-int.spoil (estropearse)I hope the weather doesn't turn bad tomorrow.
A2 · Elementarystudies (estudiar)My little sister is still studying.
A1 · BeginnerstudyingI've been studying here for two years.
A1 · BeginnerstudentI'm a student.
A2 · ElementarystudentsIs there a student discount?
A1 · Beginneryou study (estudiar)What do you study?
A1 · BeginnerI study (estudiar)I study medicine.
A2 · ElementarywonderfulThanks for everything, it's been a wonderful stay.
A2 · Elementarylovely/greatIt's a lovely day today.
A2 · ElementaryI was (estar)Last week I was in Madrid.
Easy Starter 100is (estar)It's delicious.
A1 · Beginneryou are (pl., estar)Until what time are you open?
A1 · Beginnerthey are (estar)Where are the fitting rooms?
A1 · Beginneryou are (estar)Are you married? (to a man)
A1 · BeginnerstomachMy stomach hurts.
A1 · BeginnereurosIt's ten euros.
B1 · Lower-int.exactlyWhat exactly do you do for a living?
A1 · BeginnerexamI have an exam tomorrow.
B1 · Lower-int.demandingMy boss is quite demanding.
B1 · Lower-int.stockDo you have more stock in the back?
B1 · Lower-int.they explain (explicar)Ask at the tourist office, they'll explain it there.
B1 · Lower-int.abroadMy cousin lives abroad.
A2 · ElementaryexamsI passed all the exams.
A2 · ElementaryinvoiceCan you give me a receipt?
B1 · Lower-int.to check in (bag)I'm going to check in my suitcase.
A1 · BeginnerI check in (facturar)Where do I check in the luggage?
A2 · Elementaryis missing (faltar)There's no toilet paper in the bathroom.
A2 · Elementaryare missing (faltar)Two euros are missing.
B1 · Lower-int.reputation/fameI have a reputation for talking too much.
A1 · BeginnerfamilySay hi to your family.
Easy Starter 100pharmacyIs there a pharmacy nearby?
A2 · ElementaryawfulI feel awful.
A2 · ElementaryfavorCan you do me a favor?
A1 · BeginnerfavoriteAutumn is my favorite season.
A1 · BeginnerdateWhat's today's date?
A2 · ElementaryhappyHappy birthday.
A1 · BeginnerfeverI have a fever.
B1 · Lower-int.permanent/fixedIn the end they gave me a permanent contract.
A2 · ElementaryendThe sun has finally come out.
A1 · BeginnerweekendThis weekend I'm visiting my aunt and uncle.
A1 · BeginnerendAt the end of the street.
B1 · Lower-int.end (a finales de)The deadline is at the end of the month.
B1 · Lower-int.weekendThey said the weather will be good this weekend.
A1 · Beginnerweekends (fines de semana)Do you work on weekends?
A2 · Elementaryflan/custardFor dessert, a flan.
B1 · Lower-int.flexibleI prefer a flexible schedule.
A2 · Elementaryback/endIt's right there, at the end.
A2 · ElementaryplumberI've arranged for the plumber to come tomorrow.
B1 · Lower-int.way/formWhat's the quickest way to get there?
A1 · BeginnerphotoCan you take a photo of me?
A2 · ElementaryFrenchI don't speak French.
A2 · ElementarysinkThe sink is blocked.
A2 · Elementarywashed (fregar)Did you wash the dishes?
A1 · Beginnerto wash upI have to wash the dishes.
A1 · Beginnercool/freshIt's cool in the morning.
B1 · Lower-int.a bit coolI love walking when it's a bit cool.
A2 · ElementaryI wash (fregar)After lunch I wash the dishes.
A1 · Beginnernuts/fruitsI'm allergic to nuts.
A1 · BeginnercoldThe room is very cold.
A1 · BeginnercoldIt's cold.
A1 · BeginneroutsideIs it cold outside?
A1 · Beginnerstrong (safe)Do you have a safe?
B1 · Lower-int.leakWe have to call the plumber, there's a leak.
B1 · Lower-int.I went (ir)In the end I didn't go, I couldn't be bothered.
A2 · ElementarysmokersDo you have non-smoking rooms?
B1 · Lower-int.to smokeIs smoking allowed on the terrace?
Easy Starter 100works (funcionar)The AC doesn't work.
B1 · Lower-int.easyIt's a bit hidden, it's easy to walk right past it.
A2 · ElementaryglassesHe wears glasses.
B1 · Lower-int.GalicianMy family is of Galician origin.
B1 · Lower-int.bargainIt's half price, it's a bargain.
B1 · Lower-int.warrantyDo these shoes come with a warranty?
A1 · BeginnerGarcía (name)The room is under the name García.
A1 · BeginnerthroatI have a sore throat.
A2 · Elementarygas/fizzA bottle of still water.
B1 · Lower-int.spent (gastar)I've spent too much this month.
A1 · BeginnercatI have a cat at home.
B1 · Lower-int.greatThanks for inviting me, I had a great time.
B1 · Lower-int.peopleHe's a bit quiet, but a good person.
A1 · Beginnerturn (girar)Turn right.
Easy Starter 100turn (girar)Turn right.
Easy Starter 100glutenAnything gluten-free?
B1 · Lower-int.blow/knockI've banged my knee.
B1 · Lower-int.dropsIt only drizzled a bit.
A2 · Elementarydrips (gotear)The kitchen tap is dripping.
B1 · Lower-int.amusement/appealI'm not at all happy about having to get up early tomorrow.
Easy Starter 100thanksThank you.
A2 · ElementaryfunnyMy brother-in-law is very funny.
A1 · BeginnerdegreesIt's thirty degrees today.
B1 · Lower-int.grammarI'm good at languages, though grammar is hard for me.
B1 · Lower-int.big/greatI got a big surprise.
Easy Starter 100bigIt's too big.
B1 · Lower-int.bigDo you have bigger sizes?
A1 · BeginnerfreeIt's free.
A2 · Elementarytap/faucetThe kitchen tap is dripping.
A1 · Beginnerput away (guardar)Put the things in the wardrobe.
B1 · Lower-int.put away (guardar)I've put the shopping away in the fridge.
A2 · Elementaryto hold/keepCan you hold it for me?
A2 · Elementarykeep for me (guardar)Can you keep my luggage until this afternoon?
A2 · Elementaryyou keep (guardar)Where do you keep the sheets?
A1 · Beginneron-call (duty)I need an on-call pharmacy.
A1 · Beginnercool/greatHow cool!
A1 · Beginnerlikes (gustar)I like making new friends.
A2 · Elementarywould like (gustar)I'd like to stay one more night.
A2 · ElementarypleasureI feel really comfortable here.
A1 · Beginnerhas (haber)I forgot.
B1 · Lower-int.to have (aux.)It was a pleasure chatting with you.
B1 · Lower-int.to have youSorry to have kept you waiting.
Easy Starter 100roomsDo you have rooms available?
A1 · BeginnerroomI'd like a double room.
Easy Starter 100speaks (hablar)Do you speak English?
B1 · Lower-int.we talk (hablar)We'd better talk about it in person.
A2 · Elementaryto talkI need to talk to my boss.
A1 · Beginneryou speak (hablar)Do you speak English?
A2 · Elementaryspeaks (hablar)I need a doctor who speaks English.
A1 · BeginnerI speak (hablar)I speak a little Spanish.
B1 · Lower-int.will have to (haber)The kitchen tap is dripping, we'll have to call the plumber.
B1 · Lower-int.you (pl) have (haber)I think you've overcharged me.
B1 · Lower-int.there was; had (haber)Nice to meet you, I've heard a lot about you.
Easy Starter 100does/makes (hacer)Can you give a discount?
B1 · Lower-int.we do (hacer)Come on, let's meet at eight and then see what we do.
A1 · Beginnerto do, makeI like making new friends.
B1 · Lower-int.do it (hacer)It's a drag, but it has to be done.
A1 · Beginnerdo for me (hacer)Can you give me a discount?
A1 · Beginnerask/do to you (hacer)Can I ask you a question?
A1 · Beginneryou do/make (hacer)Can you take a photo of me?
B1 · Lower-int.doing (hacer)I'm doing an internship at a company.
B1 · Lower-int.you (pl) do (hacer)Can you give me a discount?
B1 · Lower-int.you do (hacer)You don't need to do it now.
B1 · Lower-int.I make/do (hacer)Can you clear the table while I make coffee?
A1 · BeginnerhungerI'm not very hungry.
A2 · Elementarythey have (haber)They said the temperature will drop tomorrow.
A2 · Elementaryfed upI'm fed up with waiting.
A1 · Beginnerwill be (hacer)What will the weather be like tomorrow?
A2 · Elementaryyou have (haber)Did you lock the door?
Easy Starter 100see you laterSee you later.
A1 · Beginnersee you tomorrowSee you tomorrow.
A1 · Beginnersee you soonSee you soon.
Easy Starter 100there is/areIs there wifi here?
A1 · Beginnerone has toWhat time do I have to check out?
B1 · Lower-int.has (haber)I'm so glad it worked out well for you.
Easy Starter 100I have (aux.)I've lost my passport.
B1 · Lower-int.cooked (hecho)Could you cook the meat a bit more?
A1 · Beginnerdone (hacer)I've hurt myself.
B1 · Lower-int.frostIt's so cold this morning, there's been a heavy frost.
B1 · Lower-int.freezing (helar)Wrap up warm, it's freezing outside.
A2 · Elementarywe have (haber)We've booked under García.
B1 · Lower-int.wound/cutI've cut my hand.
A1 · BeginnersisterI have a sister.
A1 · BeginnerbrotherI have a brother.
A1 · BeginnersiblingsDo you have siblings?
A1 · BeginnericeNo ice, please.
A2 · Elementarytoilet (paper)There's no toilet paper in the bathroom.
A1 · BeginnerdaughterI have a daughter.
A1 · BeginnersonI have a little son.
A1 · BeginnerchildrenDo you have children?
B1 · Lower-int.swollenMy arm is swollen, I don't know why.
B1 · Lower-int.record/historyI'm allergic to penicillin, please note it in my records.
B1 · Lower-int.storiesMy grandfather used to tell me lots of stories.
A2 · Elementaryit was (hacer)It was very cold last night.
Easy Starter 100helloHello.
Easy Starter 100hour/timeWhat time do you close?
B1 · Lower-int.scheduleI prefer a flexible schedule.
A1 · BeginnerhoursTake one pill every eight hours.
A2 · ElementaryhorribleIt's horribly hot.
A1 · Beginnerhorror/awfulHow awful!
A1 · BeginnerhospitalMy husband works at a hospital.
A1 · BeginnerhotelIs there parking at the hotel?
A1 · BeginnertodayWhat day is it today?
B1 · Lower-int.it smells (oler)I burnt the food, the flat smells awful.
A2 · ElementaryeggsA dozen eggs.
B1 · Lower-int.humidityIt's very humid today.
B1 · Lower-int.humorHe has a great sense of humor.
B1 · Lower-int.ibuprofenHow often can I take the ibuprofen?
A1 · Beginnerone way (trip)Round trip?
A1 · BeginnerideaI think that's a great idea.
B1 · Lower-int.ideal/perfectThe beach is perfect in this weather.
B1 · Lower-int.languageDo you speak any other languages?
B1 · Lower-int.languagesI'm good at languages, though grammar is hard for me.
A2 · Elementarygone (ir)The power's gone out.
A1 · BeginnerchurchIt's behind the church.
A1 · Beginnersame/equalI don't mind.
A1 · BeginnerlikewiseLikewise.
A2 · ElementaryexcitedI'm really looking forward to it.
A2 · ElementaryexcitementI'm really excited about it.
A1 · Beginnermatters (importar)I don't mind.
B1 · Lower-int.importanceNever mind, it doesn't matter.
A2 · ElementaryimportantTomorrow I have a very important exam.
A1 · BeginnerprinterWhere is the printer?
A1 · Beginnerto printI need to print a document.
A1 · Beginnerin (check-in)I'd like to check in.
A2 · ElementaryincludedIs the tip included?
Easy Starter 100includedIs service included?
B1 · Lower-int.includes (incluir)Does the set menu include dessert and a drink?
A1 · Beginnerto showCan you show me the way?
Easy Starter 100show me itCan you show me on the map?
A1 · BeginnersingleA single room, please.
A2 · Elementarychildren'sDo you have a kids' menu?
A1 · BeginnerreportCan you send me the report by email?
A2 · ElementaryengineeringI study engineering at university.
Easy Starter 100EnglishDo you speak English?
A2 · ElementaryingredientDoes it have any spicy ingredient?
B1 · Lower-int.unbearableIt's unbearably hot, you can't even go outside.
A2 · ElementaryInstagramDo you have Instagram?
A2 · Elementarysecondary schoolMy little sister is in secondary school.
B1 · Lower-int.trying (intentar)Lately I've been trying to be more organized.
B1 · Lower-int.internetIt's cheaper online.
B1 · Lower-int.poisoned (food)I think I got food poisoning from something I ate.
A1 · BeginnerwinterIn winter it's cold.
A2 · Elementaryinvite me (invitar)Thanks for inviting me.
A1 · BeginnerI treat (invitar)It's on me.
Easy Starter 100to goCan I walk there?
B1 · Lower-int.to leave (irse)It's got really late, I have to go.
B1 · Lower-int.to go (irse)We have to walk the dog before we go to bed.
B1 · Lower-int.Italian (f.)My wife is Italian.
B1 · Lower-int.VATIs VAT included?
A2 · ElementaryleftTake the street on the left.
A2 · Elementaryboss (f.)Let me introduce my boss.
A1 · BeginnerbossHe's my boss.
A2 · ElementaryworkdayI work part-time.
A1 · BeginnerJuan (name)I'm Juan.
A2 · ElementaryretiredMy father is retired.
A2 · ElementaryretiredMy parents are retired.
B1 · Lower-int.retired (jubilarse)My father retired last year.
A2 · ElementaryThursdayThe meeting is on Thursday.
B1 · Lower-int.JuneMy brother is getting married in June.
B1 · Lower-int.togetherMy partner and I have been living together for a year.
B1 · Lower-int.justiceThe sun is blazing.
A1 · Beginnerright/justIt's right here.
A2 · ElementarykiloI want half a kilo.
B1 · Lower-int.long (f.)I'm exhausted, it's been a really long week.
B1 · Lower-int.longIt's a bit hidden, it's easy to walk right past it.
A1 · Beginnerwashing machineI'm going to put on a wash.
B1 · Lower-int.laundryDo you have a laundry service?
A2 · ElementarydishwasherThe dishwasher has broken down.
Easy Starter 100milkA coffee with milk.
Easy Starter 100farIs it far?