Spanish Word Of The Day
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| TODAY'S SPANISH WORD OF THE DAY | Published: 08/02/10 |
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Today's Spanish Word of the Day...
facturar: to check in
verb.
Example sentence: Nosotros vamos a facturar nuestro equipaje.
Translation: We're going to check in our luggage.
Previous Spanish Word's of the Day...
revistas: magazines
noun.
Example sentence: Tú lees muchas revistas en el avión.
Translation: You read a lot of magazines on the plane.
feliz: happy
adjective.
Example sentence: El perro está feliz con su hueso.
Translation: The dog is happy with his bone.
viajar: to travel
verb.
Example sentence: Mi esposa y yo viajamos a México cada invierno.
Translation: My wife and I travel to Mexico each winter.
viaje: trip
noun.
Example sentence: Jorge y Marta hacen un viaje a Italia.
Translation: Jorge and Marta are going on a trip to Italy.
agradecido: thankful
adjective
Example sentence: La familia está agradecida por las flores.
Translation: The family is thankful for the flowers.
conseguir: to get
verb
Example sentence: Yo consigo la comida para la fiesta.
Translation: I'm getting the food for the party.
cuchillo: knife
noun.
Example sentence: El ladrón tiene un cuchillo.
Translation: The thief has a knife.
demorado: delayed
adjective.
Example sentence: Nuestro vuelo está demorado.
Translation: Our flight is delayed.
oscuridad: darkness
noun
Example sentence: No puedo ver en la oscuridad.
Translation: I can't see in the darkness.
miedoso: fearful
adjective
Example sentence: Ella es miedosa de las alturas.
Translation: She is fearful of heights.
flotar: to float
verb.
Example sentence: La mesa empieza a flotar en el aire.
Translation: The table begins to float in the air.
fantasma: ghost
noun.
Example sentence: Ellos dicen que hay fantasmas en esa casa.
Translation: They say there are ghosts in that house.
chocante: shocking
adjective.
Example sentence: La muerte de él es chocante.
Translation: His death is shocking.
colmillos: fangs
noun.
Example sentence: El lobo nos enseña los colmillos.
Translation: The wolf shows us his fangs.
chillar: to scream
verb
Example sentence: La mujer chilla al ver el vampiro.
Translation: The woman screams upon seeing the vampire.
espantoso: scary
adjective.
Example sentence: Es una casa espantosa.
Translation: That's a scary house.
esconder: to hide
verb.
Example sentence: Paco esconde sus dulces de su hermana.
Translation: Paco hides his sweets from his sister
lechuga: lettuce
noun.
Example sentence: Nosotros queremos más lechuga en la ensalada.
Translation: We want more lettuce in the salad.
torpe: clumsy
adjective.
Example sentence: Mi amigo es un poco torpe.
Translation: My friend is a little clumsy.
esperar: to hope
verb..
Example sentence: Yo espero ir a España en el verano.
Translation: I hope to go to Spain in the summer.
berenjena: eggplant
noun.
Example sentence: A mí me gusta comer la berenjena frita.
Translation: I like to eat fried eggplant.
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Posted by: Joseph Skues on 19/07/2011
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Posted by: smshashidhr rao on 06/07/2011
Very nice list explaining common words in common sentences. Thank you
Posted by: Joseph Skues on 24/06/2011
your gadget is fun but useless to me, I speak zero Spanish and have no idea of this languages phonetic, relative to English. If you do not phonetically show me how to pronounce a word, then you are teaching me zip.
Posted by: rick lambert on 16/11/2010
