61-295 New Words. Spanish for Beginners.

Introduction

As you step into the world of Spanish learning, you may find it helpful to familiarize yourself with a diverse list of vocabulary. The following script helps guide beginners through translating and understanding a variety of Spanish words, phrases, and sentences.

Vocabulary and Translations

• Table Freia:

  • Means "cold".
  • Translation for 'Al lampar': Refers to "on the piano there is a lamp and on the white window there is a black cat."

• Ventanas:

  • Means "windows".
  • Context sentence: "Las ventanas son blancas."
  • Translated to: "The door is white, the windows are white."

• Perros:

  • Means "dogs".
  • Context sentence: "El gato es negro, los perros son negros."
  • Translated to: "The cat is black, the dogs are black."

• Unas Vacas:

  • Means "some".
  • Context sentence: "En la habitación hay unas sillas."
  • Translated to: "In the room there are some chairs."

• Pared:

  • Means "wall".
  • Context sentence: "En la pared hay una mesa."
  • Translated to: "On the wall there is a table."

• Cajetillas:

  • Means "packs" (as in packs of cigarettes).
  • Context sentence: "Las cajetillas y las cerillas están en el cenicero."
  • Translated to: "The packs of cigarettes and matches are in the ashtray."

• Periodico:

  • Means "newspaper".
  • Context sentence: "En el camino compra un periódico."
  • Translated to: "On the way he buys a newspaper."

• Camino:

  • Means "way".
  • Context sentence: "En el camino compramos un libro."
  • Translated to: "On the way we buy a book."

• Compra:

  • Means "buys".
  • Context sentence: "De Lopez compra el periódico."
  • Translated to: "Mrs. Lopez buys the newspaper."

• Señor:

  • Means "Mr.".
  • Context sentence: "El señor Lopez está en casa."
  • Translated to: "Mr. Lopez is at home."

• Casa:

  • Means "home".
  • Context sentence: "Él regresa a casa."
  • Translated to: "He returns home."

• Periódico:

  • Means "periodical" or "newspaper".
  • Context sentence: "Estoy buscando el periódico."
  • Translated to: "I am looking for the newspaper."

• Cama:

  • Means "bed".
  • Context sentence: "El señor Lopez está en la cama."
  • Translated to: "Mr. Lopez is in bed."

• Escucha:

  • Means "listens".
  • Context sentence: "Escucha música mientras trabaja."
  • Translated to: "He listens to music while working."

• Radio:

  • Means, unsurprisingly, "radio".
  • Context sentence: "Prefiere escuchar la radio a la música."
  • Translated to: "He prefers listening to the radio than music."

• Entra:

  • Means "enters".
  • Context sentence: "La señora Lopez entra."
  • Translated to: "Mrs. Lopez enters."

• Señora:

  • Means "Mrs.".
  • Context sentence: "La señora Lopez está en la casa."
  • Translated to: "Mrs. Lopez is at home."

• Con:

  • Means "with".
  • Context sentence: "Me gusta beber café con leche."
  • Translated to: "I like to drink coffee with milk."

• Compra:

  • Means to "buy".
  • Context sentence: "Ellos compran un libro en la tienda."
  • Translated to: "They buy a book in the store."

• Taza:

  • Means "cup".
  • Context sentence: "Hay una taza en la mesa."
  • Translated to: "There is a cup on the table."

• Quantas:

  • Means "how many".
  • Context sentence: "¿Cuántas tazas hay en la mesa?"
  • Translated to: "How many cups are there on the table?"

• Libros:

  • Means "books".
  • Context sentence: "Hay libros en la silla."
  • Translated to: "There are books on the chair."

• Cuántos:

  • Means "how many".
  • Context sentence: "¿Cuántos libros hay en la silla?"
  • Translated to: "How many books are there on the chair?"

• Cuántas:

  • Means "how many".
  • Context sentence: "¿Cuántas rosas hay en el florero?"
  • Translated to: "How many roses are there in the vase?"

• Quatro:

  • Means "four".
  • Context sentence: "En el florero hay cuatro rosas."
  • Translated to: "In the vase, there are four roses."

• Cinco:

  • Means "five".
  • Context sentence: "En el armario hay cinco abrigos."
  • Translated to: "In the closet, there are five coats."

• Teléfonos:

  • Means "phones".
  • Context sentence: "¿Cuántos teléfonos hay en el escritorio?"
  • Translated to: "How many phones are on the desk?"

• Mesa:

  • Means "table".
  • Context sentence: "Hay platos en la mesa."
  • Translated to: "There are plates on the table."

• Rojo:

  • Means "red".
  • Context sentence: "Las rosas son rojas."
  • Translated to: "The roses are red."

• Blanco:

  • Means "white".
  • Context sentence: "Las ventanas son blancas."
  • Translated to: "The windows are white."

• Azul:

  • Means "blue".
  • Context sentence: "La taza es azul."
  • Translated to: "The cup is blue."

• Grande:

  • Means "big".
  • Context sentence: "La casa es grande."
  • Translated to: "The house is big."

• Grande:

  • Means "big".
  • Context sentence: "La casa es grande."
  • Translated to: "The house is big."

Keywords

• Cold
• Table
• Ventanas
• Perros
• Unas Vacas
• Pared
• Cajetillas
• Periodico
• Camino
• Compra
• Señor
• Casa
• Periódico
• Cama
• Escucha
• Radio
• Entra
• Señora
• Con
• Compra
• Taza
• Quantas
• Libros
• Cuántos
• Cuántas
• Quatro
• Cinco
• Teléfonos
• Mesa
• Rojo
• Blanco
• Azul
• Grande

FAQ

What does "Ventanas" mean?

"Ventanas" means "windows".

How do you say "dogs" in Spanish?

The word for dogs is "perros".

How would you translate "¿Cuántos libros hay en la silla?"?

The translation is "How many books are there on the chair?".

What does "Taza" mean?

"Taza" means "cup".

How do you say "books" in Spanish?

The word for books is "libros".

How would you translate "La taza es azul"?

The translation is "The cup is blue."

What does "Quatro" mean?

"Quatro" means "four".