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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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A1 · Beginnerfar fromIs it far from here?
A1 · BeginnerslowThe computer is really slow today.
B1 · Lower-int.lift (levantar)I'm going to vacuum, lift your feet for a moment.
B1 · Lower-int.to get up (levantarse)In the mornings I really struggle to get up.
A2 · Elementaryyou get up (levantarse)What time do you get up?
A1 · BeginnerI get up (levantarse)I get up at seven.
A2 · Elementaryswamped/busyI'm really swamped this week.
A1 · Beginnerfree/availableIn the afternoon I'm free.
Easy Starter 100free/availableDo you have rooms available?
A1 · BeginnercleanThe room isn't clean.
A2 · Elementarycleaned (limpiar)This morning I cleaned the whole kitchen.
A2 · Elementarywe clean (limpiar)At weekends we all clean the house together.
A1 · Beginnerto cleanI have to clean the kitchen.
B1 · Lower-int.cleaningOn Mondays I always do a deep clean.
B1 · Lower-int.cleanI spend all day tidying and it's never clean.
A1 · BeginnerreadyDinner is ready.
A2 · ElementaryreadyI'm ready.
A1 · Beginneris called (llamarse)What's your name? (formal)
A1 · Beginnerto callI have to call a client.
A1 · Beginnerto call me (llamar)Can you call me a taxi?
A1 · Beginneryou call (llamarse)What's your name?
Easy Starter 100call (llamar)Call the police.
Easy Starter 100I call (llamar)My name is Ana.
Easy Starter 100keyThe key, please.
A1 · BeginnerkeysWhere are the keys?
A1 · Beginnerarrives (llegar)What time does the bus arrive?
A2 · Elementaryarrived (llegar)Thank goodness you've arrived!
A2 · Elementarywe arrive (llegar)Hurry up, we're going to be late.
A2 · Elementaryto arriveHow long does it take to get there?
B1 · Lower-int.you arrived (llegar)Thank goodness you arrived on time.
A1 · BeginnerI arrive (llegar)I arrive at eight.
A2 · Elementaryarrive (llegar)Sorry I'm late.
A1 · Beginnerwe arrive (llegar)Can you tell me when we arrive?
B1 · Lower-int.they arrive (llegar)It really annoys me that they're always late.
B1 · Lower-int.it arrived (llegar)I booked online, but I didn't get the confirmation.
A2 · ElementaryfullI'm full, I can't eat any more.
A1 · Beginnercontains (llevar)What's in this dish?
A2 · Elementarytaken (llevar)I was overjoyed.
A2 · Elementarywe get along (llevarse)We get along very well.
B1 · Lower-int.they've been (llevar)My parents have been married for thirty years.
Easy Starter 100to take awayTo go, please.
B1 · Lower-int.get along (llevarse)I usually get along with almost everyone.
Easy Starter 100I take (llevar)I'll take it.
B1 · Lower-int.you (pl) differ by (llevar)Is there a big age gap between you and your siblings?
A1 · Beginnerto rainIt's going to rain.
A1 · Beginnerraining (llover)It's raining.
B1 · Lower-int.it rain (llover)I didn't expect it to rain so much, I got soaked through.
B1 · Lower-int.it rains (llover)I have to hang out the washing before it rains.
A1 · Beginnerit rains (llover)Does it rain a lot here in winter?
A1 · BeginnerrainI don't like the rain.
A1 · BeginnerI'm sorryI'm sorry.
A2 · ElementaryLondonMy older brother is in London.
B1 · Lower-int.lightsBefore you leave, turn off all the lights.
A2 · ElementaryLucía (name)My best friend's name is Lucía.
A1 · BeginnerlaterSee you later, okay?
A1 · BeginnerMondayToday is Monday.
A1 · BeginnerlightTurn on the light, please.
A1 · BeginnerlineWhich line goes to the beach?
A2 · Elementarymess/hassleI'm swamped at work this month.
A1 · BeginnermotherThis is my mother.
Easy Starter 100Madrid (name)A ticket to Madrid.
A2 · Elementaryget up earlyI hate getting up early.
B1 · Lower-int.I get up early (madrugar)I get up early every day.
A2 · Elementarynice/lovely (f.)She's a really lovely person.
A1 · Beginnernice, friendlyHe's a really nice guy.
Easy Starter 100badly/sickI feel sick.
A1 · BeginnersuitcaseI've lost my suitcase.
A1 · BeginnersuitcasesWhere do I check in the luggage?
A2 · ElementarystainThis is faulty, it has a stain.
A1 · BeginnerremoteWhere is the remote?
A1 · BeginnerhandCan you give me a hand?
Easy Starter 100mapCan you show me on the map?
A1 · BeginnerseaDo you have sea views?
A2 · Elementarywonder/marvelMy grandmother cooks wonderfully.
B1 · Lower-int.brandI really like this brand.
A1 · BeginnerdizzyI feel dizzy.
A1 · BeginnerhusbandThis is my husband.
A2 · ElementaryMarta (name)Nice to meet you, I'm Marta.
A1 · BeginnerTuesdayTomorrow is Tuesday.
B1 · Lower-int.MarchThe appointment is on the twentieth of March.
A1 · BeginnerMaría (name)Let me introduce you to María.
A1 · BeginnerpetsDo you have pets?
B1 · Lower-int.marriage (double)I'd like a double room with a double bed.
A1 · BeginnerMayIt's the tenth of May.
A1 · Beginnerolder, elderMy sister is older.
A2 · Elementaryold (mayor)My grandparents are very old.
A1 · BeginnertomorrowTomorrow is Tuesday.
A2 · ElementarymorningsIn the mornings I have coffee and toast for breakfast.
A1 · Beginnerhalf (past)The train leaves in half an hour.
A2 · ElementarymediumI wear a medium.
B1 · Lower-int.halves (a medias=split)Let's split it, okay?
A2 · ElementarymedicineDo I need a prescription for this medicine?
A1 · BeginnermedicineI study medicine.
A2 · ElementaryhalfI want half a kilo.
A1 · BeginnernoonIt's twelve noon.
A2 · Elementarybest/betterMy best friend's name is Lucía.
A1 · Beginnerget better (mejorar)Get well soon.
A1 · BeginneryoungerMy brother is younger.
A2 · Elementaryto/minus (less)Thank goodness you've arrived!
A1 · Beginnerquarter toIt's a quarter to nine.
B1 · Lower-int.what a (menudo)What a storm we had last night.
B1 · Lower-int.what aWhat a wind today, I can barely walk.
A1 · Beginnermenu/set menuDo you have a set menu?
A2 · ElementarymarketIt's right across from the market.
A2 · ElementarymonthNext month I'm moving.
Easy Starter 100tableA table for two, please.
B1 · Lower-int.monthsI've been looking for work for months.
B1 · Lower-int.got in (meter)Something's got into my eye.
A1 · BeginnermetroIs the metro nearby?
A1 · BeginnermyThis is my friend. (male)
A1 · BeginnerfearI'm scared.
B1 · Lower-int.whileCan you clear the table while I make coffee?
A1 · BeginnerthousandA thousand euros.
B1 · Lower-int.minibarIs the minibar included or paid separately?
A1 · BeginnerminutesI'll be back in five minutes.
B1 · Lower-int.look (mirar)There's going to be a storm, look at those clouds.
Easy Starter 100looking (mirar)I'm just looking.
B1 · Lower-int.to look at itThe air conditioning isn't working, could you take a look?
B1 · Lower-int.you look at (mirar)It depends on how you look at it.
A1 · Beginnermy (pl)They're my parents.
B1 · Lower-int.sameDo you have the same one in another colour?
A2 · Elementarysame/right (now)Right there, do you see it?
A1 · BeginnerhalfIt's half price.
A2 · ElementarymodelDo you have this model in blue?
B1 · Lower-int.wetI've mopped the floor, be careful, it's wet.
B1 · Lower-int.to botherI don't want to bother you, do you have a moment?
B1 · Lower-int.bother (molestar)Sorry to bother you, but is this yours?
A1 · BeginnerI bother (molestar)Sorry, am I bothering you?
Easy Starter 100momentOne moment, please.
B1 · Lower-int.to assembleCan you help me put together this shelf? I can't do it on my own.
A2 · ElementarymountainIn winter it snows in the mountains.
A1 · BeginnermountainsThe mountains are very beautiful.
B1 · Lower-int.a lotI'm so glad it worked out well for you.
A2 · Elementarydark-haired (f.)She's tall and dark-haired.
B1 · Lower-int.dark-hairedHe's tall, dark-haired and wears glasses.
A2 · ElementarymosquitoDo you have something for mosquito bites?
B1 · Lower-int.to moveI can't move my neck properly.
A1 · Beginnermuch/a lotI'm not very hungry.
B1 · Lower-int.manyMy grandfather used to tell me lots of stories.
Easy Starter 100thank you very muchThank you very much.
A1 · Beginnermuch/a lotI don't speak much Spanish.
Easy Starter 100nice to meet youNice to meet you.
B1 · Lower-int.manyHappy birthday, many happy returns.
A2 · Elementarya lot/reallyIt's really hot today.
A2 · ElementaryI move (mudarse)Next month I'm moving.
B1 · Lower-int.molar/toothI have toothache, I need a dentist.
A1 · Beginnerteeth/molarsMy teeth hurt.
A1 · Beginnerwife, womanThis is my wife.
B1 · Lower-int.world/everyoneI get along with almost everyone.
A1 · BeginnermuseumHow do you get to the museum?
Easy Starter 100veryVery well, thanks.
Easy Starter 100moreSlower, please.
A1 · Beginnermore or lessMore or less.
A1 · Beginnerdoctor (f)My mother is a doctor.
A1 · BeginnerdoctorI need a doctor.
Easy Starter 100meThis one for me.
B1 · Lower-int.mineI'd like to change rooms, mine faces the street and it's very noisy.
A1 · Beginnermobile phoneCan I pay with my phone?
A2 · Elementaryto be bornMy nephew was just born.
B1 · Lower-int.I was born (nacer)I was born in a small village.
A1 · BeginnernothingNo worries.
B1 · Lower-int.nobodyAnyway, in the end nobody came.
A2 · ElementaryorangesHow much are the oranges?
B1 · Lower-int.nosesI'm fed up with waiting, I've been here an hour.
B1 · Lower-int.ChristmasWe all get together at Christmas.
B1 · Lower-int.Christmas (holidays)We're going to spend Christmas at my in-laws' house.
B1 · Lower-int.you need (necesitar)I'm going to do the shopping, do you need anything?
Easy Starter 100I need (necesitar)I need a city map.
B1 · Lower-int.businessI'm self-employed, I have my own business.
B1 · Lower-int.nervesThat noise drives me crazy.
A1 · BeginnernervousI'm nervous.
B1 · Lower-int.snowfallsThey've warned of possible snow in the mountains.
A2 · Elementarysnowed (nevar)It snowed in the mountains last night.
A1 · Beginnersnowing (nevar)It's snowing.
A1 · Beginnerto snowIt's going to snow tomorrow.
A2 · ElementaryfridgeThere's no milk left in the fridge.
A1 · BeginnerfogThere's fog today.
A2 · Elementaryit snows (nevar)In winter it snows in the mountains.
B1 · Lower-int.no/none (f.)I'm not at all happy about having to get up early tomorrow.
B1 · Lower-int.childrenMy aunt looks after the kids for us.
Easy Starter 100noNo.
Easy Starter 100nightHow much per night?
A1 · BeginnernightsI'd like to stay two nights.
B1 · Lower-int.track/notionI've lost track of time.
A1 · BeginnernameThe room is under the name García.
B1 · Lower-int.namesI don't forget faces, but I do forget names.
A2 · ElementaryusuallyI usually eat at two.
A2 · ElementarynorthIt rains a lot in the north.
A2 · Elementarywe/usMy grandmother lives with us.
A1 · BeginnergirlfriendShe's my girlfriend.
A1 · BeginnerboyfriendHe's my boyfriend.
B1 · Lower-int.cloudsThere's going to be a storm, look at those clouds.
A1 · BeginnercloudyIt's cloudy.
B1 · Lower-int.clouding over (nublarse)It's clouding over, the weather's going to change.
B1 · Lower-int.ourWe're expecting our first child.
B1 · Lower-int.new oneShe's the new one on the team.
A1 · BeginnernineSeven, eight, nine, ten.
A1 · BeginnernewDo you have a new job?
A1 · Beginnernew (pl)I like making new friends.
B1 · Lower-int.large (family)We're a big family.
B1 · Lower-int.neverI can never find the TV remote.
A1 · BeginnernauseaI feel sick.
A2 · ElementarynumberWhat's your phone number?
A2 · ElementaryeightyMy grandmother is eighty years old.
A1 · BeginnereightSeven, eight, nine, ten.
A1 · BeginnerbusyI'm very busy.
A2 · ElementaryI hate (odiar)I hate getting up early.
A1 · Beginneroffer/saleIs it on offer?
A1 · BeginnerofficeI work in an office.
B1 · Lower-int.eyeSomething's got into my eye.
A1 · BeginnereyesMy eyes are itchy.
A1 · Beginnerforgotten (olvidar)I forgot.
B1 · Lower-int.they forget (olvidar)I don't forget faces, but I do forget names.
B1 · Lower-int.forget itI'll write it down so I don't forget.
A1 · Beginnerforget (olvidar)Don't forget the umbrella.
A1 · BeginnerelevenEleven, twelve, thirteen.
B1 · Lower-int.optionDo you have any vegetarian options?
B1 · Lower-int.opinionEveryone has their own opinion, but I see it differently.
A1 · BeginnercomputerI'm going to turn off the computer.
B1 · Lower-int.tidying (ordenar)I spend all day tidying and it's never clean.
A1 · Beginnerto tidyI'm going to tidy my room.
B1 · Lower-int.organizedLately I've been trying to be more organized.
B1 · Lower-int.to organise myself (organizarse)I'm good at working in a team, but I prefer to organise myself.
B1 · Lower-int.proudI'm proud of you.
B1 · Lower-int.originMy family is of Galician origin.
B1 · Lower-int.originallyWhere are you originally from?
A1 · BeginnerautumnAutumn is my favorite season.
Easy Starter 100anotherDo you have another size?
A2 · ElementaryagainWhat a drag, the same thing again!
A1 · BeginneranotherDo you have this in another color?
B1 · Lower-int.out (check-out)Can we check out a bit later?
B1 · Lower-int.hey (oír)Hey, can I ask you something?
A1 · BeginnerearMy ear hurts.
A2 · ElementaryPablo (name)My boyfriend's name is Pablo.
B1 · Lower-int.patientTo be honest, I don't consider myself very patient.
A1 · BeginnerfatherThis is my father.
A1 · BeginnerparentsThey're my parents.
Easy Starter 100pays (pagar)Where do I pay?
B1 · Lower-int.we pay (pagar)Let's split it, okay?
Easy Starter 100to payCan I pay by card?
A1 · BeginnerI pay (pagar)Do I pay here or at the till?
A2 · ElementarywordWhat does this word mean?
A1 · BeginnerbreadIs the bread included?
A2 · ElementarybakeryIt's between the bar and the bakery.
A2 · ElementarypaperThere's no toilet paper in the bathroom.
B1 · Lower-int.pack/packageIt works out cheaper to buy the large pack.
B1 · Lower-int.couple/pairI vacuum a couple of times a week.
A2 · ElementaryparacetamolCan I take this with paracetamol?
Easy Starter 100stopWhere's the stop?
A2 · ElementarystopsHow many stops to go?
A1 · BeginnerumbrellaDo I need an umbrella?
A2 · Elementaryto stopCan you stop here, please?
Easy Starter 100stop (parar)Stop here, please.
A1 · Beginnerit seems (parecer)It looks like it's going to rain.
A1 · Beginnerwe look alike (parecerse)We look a lot alike, don't we?
A2 · ElementarypartnerI live with my partner.
A2 · ElementaryI resemble (parecerse)I look like my father.
A1 · BeginnerparkingIs there parking at the hotel?
A2 · ElementaryunemploymentI'm unemployed right now.
A1 · BeginnerparkLet's take a walk in the park.
B1 · Lower-int.part; on behalfSay hi to your family from me.
B1 · Lower-int.from (a partir de)I'm free from six onwards.
A1 · Beginnerhappens (pasar)No worries.
A2 · Elementarylast/pastLast week I was in Madrid.
A2 · Elementarypassed (pasar)Sorry, I lost track of the time.
Easy Starter 100passportI've lost my passport.
A1 · Beginnerto vacuum/passCan you vacuum?
A1 · Beginneryou pass/send (pasar)Can you send me the report by email?
A2 · Elementaryto stroll/walkI like walking in the countryside.
A1 · Beginnerwalk/strollLet's take a walk in the park.
A2 · ElementaryhallwayThe hallway bulb has burnt out.
A2 · Elementarycrossing/passCross the street at the crosswalk.
A1 · BeginnerpillTake one pill every eight hours.
B1 · Lower-int.pillsHow often do I have to take these pills?
B1 · Lower-int.happened (pasar)By the way, what happened in the end?
A2 · ElementarypotatoesI'll have a portion of patatas bravas.
A2 · Elementarybreak/pauseI'm going to take a lunch break.
A1 · Beginnerordered (pedir)Excuse me, I didn't order this.
A2 · Elementaryto ask for/makeI have to make a doctor's appointment.
B1 · Lower-int.to order me (pedir)Could you order me a taxi for eight in the morning?
B1 · Lower-int.beats down (pegar)You should put on sunscreen, the sun is strong.
B1 · Lower-int.it's freezing (pelar)Can you turn on the heating? It's freezing cold.
A2 · ElementaryhairShe has curly hair.
A2 · Elementaryfilm/movieI loved the film.
A1 · Beginnershame/pityWhat a shame!
A1 · BeginnerpenicillinI'm allergic to penicillin.
B1 · Lower-int.I thought (pensar)It costs more than I thought.
B1 · Lower-int.thinking (pensar)I'm thinking about starting my own business.
B1 · Lower-int.to thinkI don't know what to think, honestly.
A2 · Elementarythink about itLet me think about it.
A2 · ElementaryI'll think (pensar)I'll think about it, thanks.
B1 · Lower-int.think it over (pensarse)I'll think about it a bit.
A1 · BeginnersmallDo you have a smaller size?
Easy Starter 100smallIt's too small.
A2 · Elementarylittle/smallI have two little nephews.
B1 · Lower-int.to lose/get lostHead towards the tower and you can't go wrong.
Easy Starter 100lost (m.)I'm lost.
A1 · Beginnerexcuse me (inf.)Excuse me. (informal)
A1 · Beginnerexcuse me (perdonar)Excuse me, I didn't order this.
Easy Starter 100I missed (perder)Did I miss the stop?
Easy Starter 100sorry/excuse meSorry / Excuse me.
B1 · Lower-int.lazinessIn the end I didn't go, I couldn't be bothered.
A1 · BeginnerperfectThanks, everything's perfect.
A1 · BeginnerdogI have to walk the dog.
A2 · ElementarypersonShe's a really lovely person.
B1 · Lower-int.peopleI live in a flat shared with two other people.
B1 · Lower-int.fishFor the main, I'll have the fish.
B1 · Lower-int.bit/stung (picar)Something bit me and my arm has swollen up.
A2 · Elementarybites/stingsDo you have something for mosquito bites?
A1 · Beginnerthey itch (picar)My eyes are itchy.
Easy Starter 100spicyNot spicy, please.
A2 · ElementaryfootIs it very far on foot?
B1 · Lower-int.think (pensar)Let me think about it for a moment.
B1 · Lower-int.I think (pensar)I'll think it over and come back later.
B1 · Lower-int.loses/leaks (perder)The shower loses hot water, it goes cold straight away.
B1 · Lower-int.feetI'm going to vacuum, lift your feet for a moment.
B1 · Lower-int.caught (pillar)We got caught in the rain without an umbrella.
B1 · Lower-int.to paintWe're going to paint the living room this weekend.
B1 · Lower-int.poolUntil what time is the pool open?
A1 · Beginnerflat, apartmentThat guy is my flatmate.
B1 · Lower-int.pleasureIt's a pleasure.
A1 · Beginnerto ironI have to iron the clothes.
B1 · Lower-int.plansWhat plans do you have for this week?
Easy Starter 100map/planI need a city map.
A1 · BeginnerfloorWhat floor is the room on?
A1 · BeginnerplantsI'm going to water the plants.
A1 · BeginnerdishWhat's in this dish?
A1 · Beginnerdishes/platesI have to wash the dishes.
A1 · BeginnerbeachWhich line goes to the beach?
A1 · BeginnersquareWhere is the square?
B1 · Lower-int.deadlineThe deadline is on Friday.
B1 · Lower-int.installmentsI'd prefer to pay in installments if possible.
B1 · Lower-int.little/low (f.)Can you lend me the charger for a moment? I'm low on battery.
A1 · Beginnerlittle, a bitI speak a little Spanish.
A2 · Elementarywe can (poder)Can we change the appointment?
B1 · Lower-int.to be ableI feel bad about not being able to help you.
B1 · Lower-int.I'll be able (poder)In the end I'm not sure if I can go, I'll let you know.
A2 · Elementarycould (poder)Could you give me a quieter room?
B1 · Lower-int.could we (poder)Could we move the meeting to Thursday?
B1 · Lower-int.could you (poder)Could you wake me up at seven tomorrow?
B1 · Lower-int.could you (poder)Could you let me know when it's five?
B1 · Lower-int.we could (poder)For me, this is the best decision we could make.
B1 · Lower-int.pollenI have a pollen allergy in spring.
Easy Starter 100policeCall the police.
A1 · BeginnerchickenFor the main, chicken.
B1 · Lower-int.dustDo you mind dusting the living room?
A1 · Beginnerput on (poner)Put the heating on, please.
A1 · Beginnergets/puts (poner)Can you get me another beer?
A1 · Beginnerto put/put onI'm going to put on a wash.
A2 · Elementarymake/put it (poner)Can you make it to take away?
B1 · Lower-int.to catch up (ponerse)I need to catch up on emails.
B1 · Lower-int.put on (ponerse)You should put on sunscreen, the sun is strong.
A1 · Beginnerput on (ponerse)Put on sunscreen, it's very sunny.
A1 · Beginnerover thereNo, it's that way.
A1 · Beginneraround hereExcuse me, is there a bank around here?
Easy Starter 100pleasePlease.
A1 · Beginnerin the morningCan you come in the morning?
A1 · Beginnerat nightAt night I can't.
A1 · Beginnerin the afternoonIn the afternoon I'm free.
B1 · Lower-int.whyMy arm is swollen, I don't know why.
A1 · BeginnerbecauseI'm wearing a coat because it's cold.
B1 · Lower-int.possibleI'd prefer to pay in installments if possible.
B1 · Lower-int.possibleThey've warned of possible snow in the mountains.
B1 · Lower-int.to postponeCan we postpone the meeting?
A1 · BeginnerdessertWhat's for dessert?
A2 · ElementarydessertsCould you bring me the dessert menu?
A1 · BeginnerpriceWhat's the price?
A1 · Beginnerlovely/beautifulIt's a beautiful day.
B1 · Lower-int.you prefer (preferir)I don't mind, whatever you prefer.
B1 · Lower-int.you prefer (preferir)Do you prefer the long way or the short way?
A1 · BeginnerI prefer (preferir)I prefer this one.
A1 · BeginnerquestionI have a question.
B1 · Lower-int.to askHey, can I ask you something?
A1 · Beginnerask you (preguntar)Can I ask you something?
B1 · Lower-int.ask himNo idea, ask him.
A1 · BeginnerworriedI'm worried.
B1 · Lower-int.worryingHonestly, I think you're worrying over nothing.
A1 · Beginnerworry (preocuparse)Don't worry.
A1 · Beginnerto make/prepareI'm going to make the coffee.
B1 · Lower-int.prepare (preparar)They've asked me to prepare a presentation for Monday.
B1 · Lower-int.presentationThey've asked me to prepare a presentation for Monday.
B1 · Lower-int.introduced (presentar)We haven't been introduced yet.
A1 · BeginnerI introduce (presentar)Let me introduce you to María.
B1 · Lower-int.lend me (prestar)Can you lend me ten euros?
A1 · Beginnerlend (prestar)Can you lend me the charger?
B1 · Lower-int.budgetI've gone over my budget this month.
B1 · Lower-int.expected (prever)I think this project is going to take us longer than expected.
A1 · Beginnercousin (f)She's my cousin.
A1 · BeginnerspringI like spring.
B1 · Lower-int.firstWe're expecting our first child.
A1 · BeginnerfirstTake the first street on the right.
A1 · Beginnerfirst/starterFor starters, a salad.
A1 · Beginnercousin (m)He's my cousin.
A2 · ElementarycousinsI'm going to see my cousins on Sunday.
B1 · Lower-int.mainWhat time do you lock the main door at night?
A2 · ElementarybeginningHe's a bit shy at first.
A2 · Elementaryhurry/hasteHurry up, we're going to be late.
A1 · Beginnerfitting roomsWhere are the fitting rooms?
A2 · Elementaryto tryCan I try it on?
A2 · Elementarytry on (probarse)Can I try one size up?
A2 · ElementaryproblemNo problem.
Easy Starter 100try it onCan I try it on?
B1 · Lower-int.I tried on (probarse)I tried it on and it fits perfectly.
A1 · BeginnerteacherI'm a teacher.
B1 · Lower-int.programI'm learning to use a new program.
A2 · ElementarysoonIt's still early.
B1 · Lower-int.ownEveryone takes care of their own room.
A2 · ElementarytipIs the tip included?
B1 · Lower-int.ownI'm self-employed, I have my own business.
B1 · Lower-int.projectI think this project is going to take us longer than expected.
B1 · Lower-int.internshipI'm doing an internship at a company.
A2 · ElementarynextTurn right at the next street.
A2 · ElementarynextWhat time does the next train leave?
A2 · ElementaryI could (poder)In the end I couldn't go, I'm really sorry.
A1 · Beginnervillage, townMy grandparents live in the village.
A2 · Elementarycan/may (poder)Can you bring the bill when you can?
B1 · Lower-int.you can (poder)What a shame you can't come.
Easy Starter 100can (poder)Can you repeat?
A2 · Elementarycan (poder)Can you bring my luggage up?
A1 · Beginneryou can (poder)Can you repeat, please?
Easy Starter 100I can (poder)Can I try it on?
A2 · ElementarybridgeIt's past the bridge.
A1 · Beginnergate/doorWhere's the boarding gate?
A2 · Elementaryport/harborCan you tell me how to get to the port?
B1 · Lower-int.well/thenOh, you know, getting by.
A2 · Elementaryset/put (poner)I've set the alarm for six.
A1 · Beginnerpoint (about to)It's about to rain.
B1 · Lower-int.on timeHe always arrives on time.
B1 · Lower-int.loss/missingYou can't miss it, it's at the end of the street.
A2 · Elementarygive me (poner)Give me two, please.
B1 · Lower-int.publicI'm embarrassed to speak in public.
A1 · Beginnerit fits (quedar)It's too small for me.
A2 · Elementaryarranged to meet (quedar)I'm meeting Ana at noon.
A1 · Beginnerwe meet/agree (quedar)What time shall we meet?
A2 · Elementaryremain (quedar)I have five euros left.
B1 · Lower-int.to meet upDoes meeting up at the weekend work for you?
A1 · Beginnerto stay (quedarse)I'd like to stay two nights.
A2 · ElementaryI'll take (quedarse)I'll go with this one.
A2 · Elementaryburnt (quemar)I got sunburnt.
B1 · Lower-int.burnsCan you recommend something for sunburn?
B1 · Lower-int.we want (querer)My partner and I don't want to have children.
B1 · Lower-int.to want/intendI'm sorry, it was an accident.
A1 · BeginnerI'd like (querer)I'd like a t-shirt.
B1 · Lower-int.wants (querer)The boss wants to talk to me, I don't know what about.
Easy Starter 100I want (querer)I want this.
A2 · ElementaryfifteenThe total is fifteen euros.
A1 · BeginnerI'd like (querer)I'd like to check in.
B1 · Lower-int.to removeDo you mind dusting the living room?
A1 · BeginnerwhoWho is it?
Easy Starter 100whatWhat time do you close?
A1 · Beginnerhow's it going?How's it going?
A1 · Beginnerkeep (quedarse)Keep the change.
B1 · Lower-int.anger/annoyanceIt really annoys me that it's like this.
A2 · ElementaryportionI'll have a portion of patatas bravas.
B1 · Lower-int.strangeThe weather's been really strange this year.
A1 · Beginnera whileI'm going to rest for a while.
A1 · Beginnerreason/rightYou're right.
B1 · Lower-int.on sale (rebajar)Is it on sale?
A2 · Elementaryon saleThese shoes are on sale.
A1 · BeginnersalesDo you have sales?
A1 · BeginnerprescriptionDo I need a prescription?
A2 · Elementaryto prescribeCan you prescribe me something?
Easy Starter 100receiptCan I have the receipt?
B1 · Lower-int.recyclingDon't throw that away, it goes in the recycling bin.
B1 · Lower-int.we clear up (recoger)After dinner, we all clear up together.
A2 · Elementaryto tidy/pick upCan you tidy your room?
B1 · Lower-int.tidyI like to keep the house tidy all the time.
A2 · Elementarytidied (recoger)I've already tidied the kitchen.
A2 · ElementaryI pick up (recoger)Where do I pick up the suitcases?
B1 · Lower-int.to recommendCan you recommend somewhere to have dinner nearby?
Easy Starter 100recommends (recomendar)What do you recommend?
A1 · BeginnerregardsSay hi to your family.
A2 · Elementarycools down (refrescar)It cools down at night.
B1 · Lower-int.cooled downThank goodness it's cooled down a bit at night.
B1 · Lower-int.to cool downIn autumn it starts to get cooler.
A2 · Elementarywatered (regar)Have you watered the plants today?
Easy Starter 100giftI'm looking for a gift.
A1 · Beginnerto waterI'm going to water the plants.
B1 · Lower-int.relationshipI have a very good relationship with my in-laws.
B1 · Lower-int.we share (repartir)At home we share the chores.
Easy Starter 100to repeatCan you repeat?
B1 · Lower-int.repeat itDo you mind repeating that, please?
A2 · Elementaryrepeat it (repetir)Can you repeat that, please?
Easy Starter 100reservationI have a reservation.
A2 · Elementarybooked (reservar)We've booked under García.
A1 · Beginnerto bookI'd like to book a table.
B1 · Lower-int.I booked (reservar)I booked online, but I didn't get the confirmation.
A1 · Beginnerhaving a coldI have a cold.
B1 · Lower-int.to breatheI'm finding it hard to breathe, I don't know what's wrong.
B1 · Lower-int.responsibleShe's very hardworking and responsible.
A2 · ElementaryrestaurantIs there a restaurant near the hotel?
B1 · Lower-int.resultI'm very happy with the result.
A2 · Elementarydelayed (retrasar)The flight has been delayed two hours.
A1 · BeginnerdelayThe flight is delayed.
B1 · Lower-int.we gather (reunirse)We all get together at Christmas.
A1 · BeginnermeetingI have a meeting at ten.
B1 · Lower-int.upset (stomach)I've had an upset stomach since last night.
A2 · Elementarygathers (reunirse)The whole family gets together on Sundays.
Easy Starter 100tastyIt's very tasty.
A1 · BeginnerdeliciousIt's delicious.
A2 · ElementarycurlyShe has curly hair.
B1 · Lower-int.kneeI've banged my knee.
A2 · Elementarya drag/boreWhat a drag!
B1 · Lower-int.round (of drinks)Could you bring us another round, please?
A1 · BeginnerclothesI have to iron the clothes.
A2 · Elementarybroken (romper)The hallway bulb has burnt out.
A2 · ElementaryroundaboutTake the first exit at the roundabout.
A1 · Beginnerblonde (f)She's blonde.
A1 · BeginnernoiseIt's very noisy at night.
A2 · ElementarynoisyThe room is a bit noisy.
B1 · Lower-int.fast/quickWhat's the quickest way to get there?
B1 · Lower-int.riverI think it's near the river, but I'm not sure.
A2 · Elementaryyou know (saber)Do you know where the town hall is?
B1 · Lower-int.to knowIt's a relief to know you're okay.
B1 · Lower-int.you know (saber)Do you know what time it is?
A1 · Beginnertake out/walkI have to walk the dog.
B1 · Lower-int.to get (sacarse)I'm studying to get my degree.
A2 · ElementarysaltCan you pass me the salt?
A1 · BeginnersaltyIt's very salty.
Easy Starter 100leaves (salir)What time does it leave?
A2 · Elementarygo out (salir)Don't go out without a coat, it's cold.
A1 · BeginnerI leave (salir)I finish work at six.
Easy Starter 100checkout/exitWhat time is checkout?
A2 · Elementaryleft (salir)I left work late today.
A1 · Beginnerto leave/go outCan I leave early today?
B1 · Lower-int.came to (salir)In the end it came to about fifty euros.
B1 · Lower-int.say hi (saludar)Say hi to your folks.
A2 · Elementarygreeting/regardsBest regards.
A2 · Elementaryliving roomI'm going to tidy the living room.
B1 · Lower-int.saintSorry I'm late, I completely lost track of time.
B1 · Lower-int.it be (ser)It really annoys me that it's like this.
B1 · Lower-int.it is (ser, subj.)Could you let me know when it's five?
A2 · ElementarydryThis summer is being very dry.
A1 · BeginnerdryI'm allergic to nuts.
B1 · Lower-int.side/secondaryDoes this have any side effects?
A1 · BeginnerthirstI'm thirsty.
A2 · ElementarysecondIt's the second street on the right.
A1 · Beginnersecond/mainFor the main, chicken.
B1 · Lower-int.safeIs this neighbourhood safe to walk around at night?
A1 · BeginnersixFour, five, six.
A1 · BeginnerweekNext week.
A2 · Elementarytraffic lightTurn right at the traffic light.
B1 · Lower-int.to sit downI feel dizzy, I need to sit down.
B1 · Lower-int.to sit (sentarse)Can we sit out on the terrace?
B1 · Lower-int.senseHe has a great sense of humor.
B1 · Lower-int.agreed/sat (sentar)My stomach is upset, I think dinner disagreed with me.
A2 · Elementaryseparate(ly)Can you charge us separately?
A2 · ElementarySeptemberMy daughter starts school in September.
B1 · Lower-int.to beI'm studying to be a nurse.
Easy Starter 100serviceIs service included?
A2 · ElementarynapkinCan you bring me another napkin?
B1 · Lower-int.will be (ser)The boss wants to talk to me, I don't know what about.
B1 · Lower-int.would be (ser)I'll take two, how much would that be?
A1 · BeginnerSeville (name)Does this train stop in Seville?
B1 · Lower-int.point it out to meCould you point it out on the map, please?
A2 · Elementarybeen (ser)Thanks for everything, it's been a wonderful stay.
B1 · Lower-int.alwaysShe's a really nice person and always willing to help.
A2 · Elementarybeing (ser)This summer is being very dry.
A1 · BeginnerI'm sorry (sentir)I feel unwell.
B1 · Lower-int.mountainsI think it's going to snow in the mountains tomorrow.
A2 · ElementarynapI'm going to take a nap.
A1 · BeginnersevenSeven, eight, nine, ten.
A1 · Beginnercontinue (seguir)Go straight and turn right.
A1 · Beginnerit means (significar)What does this mean?
A1 · Beginnercontinue (seguir)Go straight ahead.
B1 · Lower-int.nextI've missed the train, when does the next one leave?
A1 · Beginnernice (f)She's very nice.
A1 · Beginnernice (m)He's very nice.
B1 · Lower-int.honestlyHonestly, I think you're worrying over nothing.
B1 · Lower-int.fits/works (servir)Can I return it if it doesn't fit?
A1 · Beginnerthey serve (servir)Until what time do you serve breakfast?
A2 · Elementaryseat/placeSorry, I think that's my seat.
B1 · Lower-int.situationI'm fed up with this situation.
A1 · BeginnernieceShe's my niece.
A1 · BeginnernephewHe's my nephew.
A2 · ElementarynephewsI have two nephews.
A1 · Beginneryou all are (ser)How many are there in your family?
A1 · BeginnersunIt's sunny.
A2 · ElementaryaloneMy aunt lives alone with her dog.
Easy Starter 100only/justI'm just looking.
A2 · ElementarysingleI'm single.
A1 · Beginnersingle (m)I'm single. (man)
A1 · Beginnerwe are (ser)There are five of us at home.
A1 · Beginnerthey are (ser)They're my parents.
A1 · BeginnersoupFor me, the soup.
A1 · BeginnersurpriseWhat a surprise!
A2 · ElementaryblandIt's a bit bland.
Easy Starter 100I am (ser)I'm vegetarian.
A1 · Beginneryour/his/herThank you for your help.
B1 · Lower-int.mild/softThis winter has been very mild.
A2 · Elementarygo up (subir)Go up this street to the square.
B1 · Lower-int.bring up (subir)Can I have dinner brought up to the room?
A1 · Beginnergo up (subir)Go up that street.
B1 · Lower-int.to board/go upDo you have to validate the ticket before boarding?
A2 · Elementarybring me up (subir)Can you bring my luggage up?
A2 · Elementarymother-in-lawMy mother-in-law cooks very well.
A1 · Beginnerin-lawsMy in-laws are very kind.
B1 · Lower-int.salaryThe salary isn't bad, honestly.
B1 · Lower-int.you usually (soler)What time do you usually leave the office?
A1 · BeginnerfloorI'm going to sweep the floor.
A1 · Beginnerloose changeI don't have small change.
B1 · Lower-int.sounds familiar (sonar)His face looks familiar.
A1 · BeginnerluckGood luck!
A1 · BeginnersupermarketIt's opposite the supermarket.
A2 · Elementarya frightWhat a fright!
B1 · Lower-int.SaturdaysDo you work on Saturdays?
A2 · ElementarysheetsWhere do you keep the sheets?
A1 · BeginnerI know (saber)I don't know.
Easy Starter 100yesYes.
B1 · Lower-int.follow me (seguir)Follow me, I'm going that way anyway.
Easy Starter 100sizeDo you have another size?
B1 · Lower-int.sizesDo you have bigger sizes?
A2 · Elementaryalso/tooCan you charge me for the coffees too?
B1 · Lower-int.so muchI find it hard to concentrate with so much noise.
B1 · Lower-int.so manyThe sun's finally come out after so many rainy days.
B1 · Lower-int.tapa (snack)Can we get two small beers and a tapa?
A1 · BeginnertapasWhat tapas do you have?
Easy Starter 100takes (tardar)How long does it take?
A1 · BeginnerlateIt's very late.
A2 · ElementaryafternoonsI go to class in the afternoons.
B1 · Lower-int.very lateIt's gotten really late on me.
A1 · Beginnerchores/tasksI have to do the housework.
Easy Starter 100cardCan I pay by card?
Easy Starter 100taxiWhere can I get a taxi?
A2 · ElementarytaxisWhere is there a taxi rank?
A2 · Elementarytaxi meterCan you turn on the meter?
A1 · BeginnerTVTurn off the TV.
B1 · Lower-int.to work remotelyIn my job you can work remotely.
A1 · BeginnertelevisionThe TV isn't working.
A1 · BeginnerphoneCan I borrow your phone?
A1 · BeginnerI fear (temer)I'm afraid I don't have any change.
A2 · ElementarytemperatureCan you take my temperature?
B1 · Lower-int.temperaturesThey've said temperatures will drop this weekend.
A1 · BeginnerearlyIt's early.
B1 · Lower-int.have/take (tener)I've mopped the floor, be careful, it's wet.
A2 · Elementaryto hang outI have to hang out the washing.
B1 · Lower-int.we have (tener)We have to call the plumber, there's a leak.
B1 · Lower-int.to haveMy partner and I don't want to have children.
B1 · Lower-int.to have toI'm not at all happy about having to get up early tomorrow.
A2 · Elementaryhave (tener)Have a good day.
Easy Starter 100I have (tener)I have a reservation.
B1 · Lower-int.you all have (tener)Have a good day, everyone, see you tomorrow.
A2 · Elementaryblood pressureI have high blood pressure.
A1 · Beginneryou have (pl., tener)Do you have it in a bigger size?
B1 · Lower-int.you had (tener)You know what? You were right in the end.
A1 · Beginnerends (terminar)What time does it end?
A2 · Elementaryfinished (terminar)I've finished the report.
A2 · Elementaryto finishI have to finish this report by Friday.
A1 · BeginnerI finish (terminar)I finish at six.
B1 · Lower-int.terraceCan we sit out on the terrace?
A2 · ElementaryyouI'm worried about you.
A2 · ElementaryreceiptCan I have the receipt, please?
A1 · Beginnerweather/timeWhat's the weather like today?
A1 · BeginnershopWhat time does the shop close?
Easy Starter 100has (tener)Do you have another size?
Easy Starter 100you/they haveDo you have rooms available?
A1 · Beginneryou have (tener)How old are you?
A2 · Elementaryred (wine)To drink, a red wine.
A1 · BeginnerreceiptCan I have the receipt?
A1 · Beginneryou throw (tirar)Where do you throw out the trash?
B1 · Lower-int.head/turn (tirar)When you come out of the metro, head to the right.
B1 · Lower-int.throw away (tirar)Don't throw that away, it goes in the recycling bin.
A2 · Elementaryplaster/band-aidI need a plaster.
A1 · BeginnerplastersDo you have plasters?
A1 · BeginnertowelI need another towel.
A2 · ElementarytowelsThe room doesn't have towels.
A1 · BeginnerankleI've twisted my ankle.
A1 · Beginnerit's turn (tocar)It's my turn to cook today.
A2 · Elementarywhole/allThe whole family gets together on Sundays.
B1 · Lower-int.allBefore you leave, turn off all the lights.
A1 · Beginnerstill, yetI don't speak Spanish well yet.
Easy Starter 100everything/allEverything was great.
Easy Starter 100straight aheadStraight ahead.
A1 · Beginnerall/everyI work every day.
A2 · ElementaryToledo (place)Does this train stop in Toledo?
A1 · Beginnertake (tomar)Take the first street on the right.
A2 · Elementarywe have/drink (tomar)Shall we grab a drink?
A2 · Elementaryto takeCan I take this with paracetamol?
B1 · Lower-int.to take itHow many times a day do I have to take it?
A2 · Elementarytake me (tomar)Can you take my temperature?
B1 · Lower-int.I'll have (tomar)I'll have the same.
A2 · ElementarytomatoesHow much is a kilo of tomatoes?
A2 · Elementarytake (tomar)Take the first exit at the roundabout.
A2 · ElementaryI have/eat (tomar)I don't eat meat, is there anything vegetarian?
B1 · Lower-int.silly thingIt's silly, but it works.
A1 · Beginnertwisted (torcer)I've twisted my ankle.
A2 · ElementarystormDid you see what a storm that was?
B1 · Lower-int.towerHead towards the tower and you can't go wrong.
A1 · BeginnercoughI have a cough.
A2 · ElementarytoastIn the mornings I have coffee and toast for breakfast.
Easy Starter 100totalHow much in total?
A1 · Beginnerworks (trabajar)My husband works at a hospital.
A2 · ElementaryhardworkingHe's a very hardworking person.
A1 · Beginnerto workWhat time do you start work?
A1 · Beginneryou work (trabajar)What do you do for work?
A1 · BeginnerI work (trabajar)I work in an office.
A1 · Beginnerbrings (traer)Can you bring more bread, please?
A1 · BeginnerquietDo you have a quieter room?
B1 · Lower-int.reassuresIt's a relief to know you're okay.
B1 · Lower-int.calm/don't worryIt's fine, don't worry.
A2 · Elementarytransfer/changeDo I have to change trains?
A2 · ElementarytransportI'd like a travel pass.
A1 · BeginnerthirteenEleven, twelve, thirteen.
A1 · BeginnerthirtyThat's thirty euros in total.
A1 · BeginnertrainThe train leaves at six.
Easy Starter 100threeOne, two, three.
A1 · BeginnersadI'm sad.
A1 · Beginneryour (inf.)Say hi to your family.
A2 · Elementaryturn (torcer)Turn right at the end of the street.
B1 · Lower-int.I lie down (tumbarse)Do you mind if I lie down for a moment?
B1 · Lower-int.tourismAsk at the tourist office, they'll explain it there.
A2 · ElementarytouristI'm not from here, I'm a tourist.
B1 · Lower-int.shiftsI work shifts, sometimes at night.
B1 · Lower-int.your (pl)Is there a big age gap between you and your siblings?
A2 · Elementaryuse informal tú (tutear)Shall we use the informal 'tú'?
B1 · Lower-int.yoursSorry to bother you, but is this yours?
B1 · Lower-int.your folks/yoursSay hi to your folks.
A2 · ElementarytechnicianThe technician is coming tomorrow to fix the boiler.
A2 · ElementaryauntMy aunt lives nearby.
A2 · ElementaryshyHe's a bit shy at first.
A1 · BeginneruncleMy uncle lives in Barcelona.
A1 · Beginneraunt and uncleThis weekend I'm visiting my aunt and uncle.
B1 · Lower-int.degree/titleI'm studying to get my degree.
B1 · Lower-int.take it (tomarse)Take it easy.
A1 · Beginnertake (tomarse)Take one pill every eight hours.
A1 · Beginneryou (informal)Good, and you?
A2 · Elementaryclose-knitWe're a very close family.
B1 · Lower-int.close (united)I'm very close to my grandparents.
B1 · Lower-int.close (united)We're a very close family.
A1 · BeginneruniversityI study at university.
Easy Starter 100oneOne, two, three.
A1 · Beginnerto useCan I use the wifi?
A1 · Beginneryou use/wear (usar)What size are you?
A2 · ElementaryI wear (usar)I wear a medium.
A1 · Beginneryou (formal)How are you? (formal)
Easy Starter 100goes (ir)Does this bus go downtown?
A1 · Beginnerholidays/vacationI'm on holiday next week.
B1 · Lower-int.emptyCan this be taken on an empty stomach?
B1 · Lower-int.carriage/carCan I take my suitcase into the carriage?
Easy Starter 100okayOkay, thanks.
A2 · ElementaryValencia (place)I'm from Valencia, but I live in Madrid.
B1 · Lower-int.to validateDo you have to validate the ticket before boarding?
A1 · Beginnerlet's go (ir)Let's go to the beach, the weather is nice.
A2 · Elementarythey go (ir)My children go to school.
B1 · Lower-int.severalI haven't slept well for several days.
B1 · Lower-int.you go (ir)Do you work from home or go to the office?
B1 · Lower-int.glassCan I have a glass of tap water?
A1 · Beginnergo (ir, subj.)Have a good one.
A2 · Elementaryyou go/leave (ir)I'm really sad that you're leaving.
A2 · Elementaryyou see (ver)Right there, do you see it?
A2 · ElementarytimesHow many times a day do I take this?
A2 · ElementaryneighborThat guy in the blue shirt is my neighbor.
B1 · Lower-int.vegetarianDo you have any vegetarian options?
Easy Starter 100vegetarianI'm vegetarian.
A1 · BeginnertwentyI'm twenty years old.
B1 · Lower-int.twenty-eightI'm twenty-eight years old.
A1 · Beginnerwe see (ver)See you.
A2 · Elementarycome onCome on, all right.
A1 · Beginnerto comeCan you come in the morning?
A1 · BeginnerwindowClose the window, please.
B1 · Lower-int.window (seat)I'd like a window seat.
B1 · Lower-int.I see (ver)Everyone has their own opinion, but I see it differently.
Easy Starter 100to seeCan I see the wine list?
A1 · BeginnersummerIn summer it's very hot.
A1 · Beginnerright?, truthWe look a lot alike, don't we?
B1 · Lower-int.we'll see (ver)Well, we'll see what happens.
B1 · Lower-int.embarrassmentI'm embarrassed to speak in public.
A1 · Beginnerto see itCan I see it?
B1 · Lower-int.see you all (ver)I'm really excited to see you all after so long.
B1 · Lower-int.to see youLong time no see!
A2 · Elementaryyou'll see (ver)Go down this way and you'll see the park.
B1 · Lower-int.you'll see (ver)Just after the bridge you'll see the entrance.
B1 · Lower-int.time/occasionIt's on me this time.
A1 · BeginnertripHave a good trip.
B1 · Lower-int.lifeHow's life treating you?
A1 · Beginnercomes/next (venir)Next week.
A1 · BeginnerwindIt's windy.
A2 · ElementaryFriday(s)I work from home on Fridays.
A2 · ElementarywineTo drink, a red wine.
Easy Starter 100winesCan I see the wine list?
A1 · BeginnerI visit (visitar)This weekend I'm visiting my aunt and uncle.
B1 · Lower-int.viewThe room doesn't have a good view, could you change it?
A1 · BeginnerviewsDo you have sea views?
B1 · Lower-int.look/glanceThe air conditioning isn't working, can you take a look at it?
A2 · Elementaryseen (ver)Did you see what a storm that was?
A1 · Beginnerlives (vivir)My uncle lives in Barcelona.
A1 · Beginnerthey live (vivir)My grandparents live in the village.
A1 · Beginneryou live (vivir)Do you live here?
A2 · Elementaryliving (vivir)I've been living here for two years.
B1 · Lower-int.we live (vivir)My partner and I have been living together for a year.
A1 · BeginnerI live (vivir)I live in Madrid.
B1 · Lower-int.flying (fast)Time has flown by for us.
A2 · ElementaryvolumeCan you turn the volume down?
A1 · BeginnerI go (ir)I'll pay in cash.
A1 · BeginnerflightWhat time does the flight leave?
A1 · Beginnerreturn tripRound trip?
A1 · BeginnerI return (volver)I'll be back in five minutes.
Easy Starter 100wifiIs there wifi here?
A1 · Beginnerquarter pastIt's a quarter past ten.
A1 · Beginnerhalf pastIt's half past five.
A1 · Beginneralready/nowIt's time to sleep now.
A1 · BeginnerII want a salad.
A1 · BeginnershoesI'm looking for some shoes.
B1 · Lower-int.area/zoneIs there a supermarket around this area?
A2 · Elementaryhe/himI'm angry with him.
B1 · Lower-int.time of yearThe countryside is beautiful this time of year.
B1 · Lower-int.latelyLately I've been trying to be more organized.
A1 · BeginnerlastWhat time is the last train?
A2 · Elementaryonly/uniqueI'm an only child.