#Spanish vocab list

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Arriba 8.2 Vocabulary

la farmacia = pharmacy

la perfumería = beauty supply shop

el acondicionador = conditioner

el cepillo de dientes = toothbrush

la colonia = cologne

la crema hidratante = facial cream

la crema de afeitar = shaving cream

el desodorante = deodorant

la pasta de dientes = toothpaste

el perfume = perfume

el talco = talcum power

la joyería = jewelry store

el anillo = ring

los aretes = earrings

la cadena = chain

el collar = necklace

los pendientes = earrings

la pulsera = bracelet

el reloj inteligente = smartwatch

el reloj de pulsera = wristwatch

descripciones = descriptions

de diamantes = diamond

de oro = gold

de perlos = pearl

de plata = silver

más tiendos = more shops

la carnicería = butcher shop

la florería = flower shop

la heladería = ice cream shop

la panadería = bakery

la papelería = stationary shop

la pastelería = pastry shop

la quesería = cheese shop

la zapatería = shoe shop

devolver = to return something

gastar = to spend

hacer juego = to match

la nevería = nieve shop

la paletería = paleta shop

la floristería = flower shop

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Spanish Word Wheel - La Papiroflexia

La Papiroflexia - Origami

• Do you know how to do origami?

• Sabes hacer papiroflexia?

• Origami is a form of art.

• La papiroflexia es una forma de arte.

[Gif not mine]

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Vocabulary practice | Práctica de vocabulario

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Español dominicano 🇩🇴 | Dominican Spanish 🇩🇴

I'm studying Mexican Spanish but Dominican Spanish fascinates me so I'd thought I'd make this list :]

please feel free to send corrections if I got anything wrong

Allantoso/a - someone who talks a lot but does very little; all talk no action

Viejebo/a - older person that wants to dress and act young; "hip with the kids"

Palomo (lit. male pigeon) - guy who's a coward or shy when it comes to flirting

¿Qué lo que? - What's up? *can be abbreviated as klk in text

Tíguere - quick-witted guy, guy with street smarts

Pana - buddy, pal

Yala - okay, alright

En olla - to be broke

Chin - a little, a bit

Jevo/a - guy/girl, boyfriend/girlfriend

Colmado - grocery store, bodega

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Word Of The Day  - DOG

pes (m)

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chien (m)

(French)

hond (m)

(Dutch)

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perro (m)

(Spanish)

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개

(Korean)

ʻīlio

(Hawaiian)

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cane (m)

(Italian)

[sunandhubris]

Food vocab - czech, spanish, english

(langblr reactivation challenge day 4)

czech - spanish - english

brambory - patatas - potatoes brokolice - brócoli - broccoli celer - apio - celery cibule - cebolla - onion česnek - ajo - garlic čočka - lentejas - lentils fazole - frijoles - beans houba - seta - mushroom hrášek - guisantes - peas chřest - espárragos - asparagus kapusta - repollo - cabbage kukuřice - maíz - corn květák - coliflor - cauliflower lilek, baklažán - berenjena - eggplant mrkev - zanahoria - carrot okurka - pepino - cucumber paprika - pimiento - bell pepper petržel - perejil - parsley pórek - puerro - leek špenát - espinaca - spinach

ananas - piña  - pineapple banán - plátano - banana švestka - ciruela - plum meruňka - albaricoque - apricot broskev - melocotón - peach citron - limón - lemon hrozny - uvas - grapes jahoda - fresa - strawberry borůvka - arándano - blueberry malina - frambuesa - raspberry ostružina - mora - blackberry rybíz - grosella - currant vodní meloun - sandía - watermelon meloun - melón - melon pomeranč - naranja - orange mandarinka - mandarina - mandarin třešeň - cereza - cherry

mléko - leche - milk sýr - queso - cheese smetana - nata - cream šlehačka - nata montada - whipped cream jogurt - yogur - yogurt máslo - mantequilla - butter

mouka - harina - flour med - miel - honey rýže - arroz - rice těstoviny - pasta - pasta olej - aceite - oil ocet - vinagre - vinegar hořčice - mostaza - mustard

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Multilingual Lists

Days of the week in Spanish, Italian, & Portuguese

Lunes, lunedì, segunda-feira

Martes, martedì, terça-feira

Miércoles, mercoledì, quarta-feira

Jueves, giovedì, quinta-feira

Viernes, venerdì, sexta-feira

Sábado, sabato, sábado

Domingo, domenica, domingo

Months of the year in Spanish, Italian, & Portuguese

Enero, gennaio, janeiro

Febrero, febbraio, fevereiro

Marzo, marzo, março

Abril, abrile, abril

Mayo, maggio, maio

Junio, giungio, junho

Julio, luglio, julho

Agosto, agosto, agosto

Septiembre, settembre, setembro

Octubre, ottobre, outubro

Noviembre, novembre, novembro

Diciembre, dicembre, dezembro

Seasons in Spanish, Italian, & Portuguese

El invierno, l’inverno, o inverno

La primavera, la primavera, a primavera

El verano, l’estate, o verão

El otoño, l’autunno, o outono

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i’ve always loved hetalia spain and i remember when i got into hetalia in 2017 i used to go crazy asking my best friend who’s argentinian but grew up in spain about stuff related to spain that i heard in his character songs so im finding texts from years and years ago where we’re talking about cosechas and the fiesta de San Fermín 😭

[arcanewebs]

does. anyone else experience the language learning pipeline of like

yeah why not seems kinda fun -> (optional step) the writing system is crazy bro -> damn theres no WAY im gonna remember any of this shit -> genuine interest and fascination with the differences between languages and needing to Know more

and its because of the stupidest reason for starting learning it in the first place

[er-cryptid]

At the Beach (Spanish Vocabulary)

en la playa = at the beach

la bolsa = bag

la heladera = cooler

el hielo = ice

los lentes de natación = swim goggles

los lentes de sol = sunglasses

los anteojos de sol = sunglasses (Americas)

los gafas de sol = sunglasses (Spain)

la sombrilla = umbrella

la toalla = towel

el traje de baño = swimsuit

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Spanish Word Wheel - Ludopatía

Ludopatía [F] - Compulsive Gambling or Gambling Addiction 🎰 or Addiction to Gambling

• My son has a gambling addiction.

• Mi hijo tiene ludopatía.

• Compulsive gambling is a serious problem.

• La ludopatía es un problema grave.

She always goes to the casino because she has an addiction to gambling.

Ella siempre va al casino porque tiene ludopatía.

El Ludópata/La Ludópata - Compulsive Gambler or Gambling Addict

• Maria lost all her money because she is a compulsive gambler.

• María perdió todo su dinero porque es una ludópata.

• He is a gambling addict.

• Él es un ludópata.

Did you know these words?

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fabrics in spanish (spain)

el algodón - cotton

el cachemir - cashmere

el cuero - leather

el encaje - lace

la gasa - chiffron

la lana - wool

el lino - linen

el poliéster - polyester

el satén - satin

la seda - silk

la tela vaquera - denim (literally cowboy fabric)

el terciopelo - velvet

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"Cien años de soledad" Vocab, Part 1

Welcome to the first annual* vocab list from Gabriel García Márquez's magnum opus!

*not actually annual, probably like every week or something

For some reason, I'm crazy and decided to read though this novel in Spanish to try and better my skills. While it's considered one of the best novels ever written, I've also heard horror stories about its difficulty, so I'm going to be creating a vocab list of things I didn't know while reading to not only help myself but anyone else who comes across this! Let's get started.

aldea (nf) - small village; this word comes up a lot in here so far

cañabrava (nf) - reed

diáfano (adj) - diaphanous, translucent, clear (as of sky), bright (as of light)

lecho (nm) - bed, riverbed

pulido (adj) - polished

carecer (vi) - to lack, to not have; in context here, used with "de nombre" to describe the time period, "many things lacked names"

desarrapado (adj) - ragged, shabby

alboroto (nm) - noise, din, racket

montaraz (adj) - rustic, coarse

gorrión (nm) - sparrow

truculento (adj) - gruesome, horrifying

espantar (vt) - to scare (away)

desenclavar (vt) - to pull out, to remove (forcibly)

desbandada (nf) - jailbreak, (figurative) stampede

pregonar (vt) - to announce, to proclaim

desaforado (adj) - enormous, boundless, immeasurable

desentrañar (vt) - to figure out, to unravel; used here in the context of pulling gold out from the ground

imantar (vt) - to magnetize; used here as a participle "lingotes imantados"

sobrar (vi) - to be left over

empedrar (vt) - to pave, to fill

empeñarse en (v.pron+prep) - to insist on

palmo a palmo (adv. expr.) - in by inch, meticulously

conjuro (nm) - spell, incantation

cascote (nm) - (piece of) rubble

calabazo (nm) - pumpkin, gourd

desarticular (vt) - to break (up), to take apart, to dislocate (medical term)

colgado (adj) - hanging, fixated by, frozen (computer term)

relicario (nm) - reliquary, locket

rizo (nm) - curl, ringlet (of hair), loop

And that was just the first paragraph! That's one thing I've noticed about his writing style, he LOVES very long, drawn out sentences and paragraphs. At this rate, every post might be just one paragraph... We'll see what happens.

Hopefully this is a helpful list to everyone! Look forward to the next lengthy vocab list!

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Word Of The Day  - ADVENTURE

dobrodružství (n)

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aventure (f)

(French)

avontuur (n)

(Dutch)

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aventura (f)

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모험

(Korean)

hana wiwo ‘ole

(Hawaiian)

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avventura (m)

(Italian)

[daily-spanish-word]

ready, finished listo, lista

Think of a checklist or to-do list: items on the list get checked off when they’re ready or finished.

I’m ready, and the list is almost ready. Estoy listo, y la lista está casi lista.

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