Master home vocabulary with flashcards, audio pronunciation, and tiered difficulty levels designed to take you from beginner to advanced.
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Review Spanish home vocabulary with the full list of words and their English translations.
Boost your vocabulary retention with these clever, association-rich memory tricks tailored for Spanish learners.
Memory Trick: Imagine a case stuffed with cash sitting in front of your house.
Casa sounds like case, linking the container to your house.
Memory Trick: Imagine baking fresh bread in the oven while blowing a loud plastic horn.
Horno sounds like horn, connecting the appliance to the oven.
Memory Trick: Imagine walking into the bathroom and hearing your roommate playing the banjo.
Baño sounds like banjo, making it a vivid phonetic hook for the bathroom.
Memory Trick: Imagine looking through a window while an industrial vent blows air right at you.
Ventana starts with vent, anchoring the concept directly to the window.
Memory Trick: Imagine walking through your front door as it magically opens into a portal.
Puerta sounds like portal, creating an instant gateway imagery for the door.
Memory Trick: Imagine a giant wooden dining table built in the exact shape of a twisting maze.
Mesa sounds like maze, mapping a puzzle shape onto the table.
Memory Trick: Imagine an adorable circus seal balancing a ball while sitting proudly on your desk chair.
Silla sounds like seal, anchoring the animal imagery to your chair.
Memory Trick: Imagine snapping a bright camera flash right above your cozy bedroom bed.
Cama sounds like cam- (as in camera), capturing a quick mental picture of your bed.
Memory Trick: Imagine sinking deep into your living room sofa and sighing, 'Ah, so far, this is the best rest ever!'
Sofá is virtually identical to sofa, making it an effortless vocabulary match.
How home vocabulary varies across Spain and Latin America.
Spain: Piso
Mexico / Argentina / Chile / Peru / Bolivia:
Departamento
Colombia / Venezuela / Central America / Caribbean:
Apartamento
Spain: Frigorífico
Mexico / Chile: Refrigerador
Colombia / Venezuela / Cuba / Central America:
Nevera
Argentina / Uruguay: Heladera
Peru: Refrigeradora
Spain: Salón
Mexico / Colombia / Venezuela / Central America:
Sala
Chile / Peru: Sala de estar
Spain: Ordenador
Mexico / Argentina / Peru / Venezuela:
Computadora
Colombia / Chile: Computador
Spain: Armario
Mexico / Colombia / Chile / Central America:
Clóset
Argentina / Uruguay: Placard
Spain / much of Latin America: Cocina
Mexico / Colombia / Venezuela / Central America:
Estufa
Argentina / Uruguay: Cocina
Spain / most of Latin America: Bañera
Mexico / Chile / parts of Central America:
Tina
Spain: Fregadero
Mexico / much of Latin America:
Fregadero / Tarja
Argentina / Uruguay: Pileta
Chile: Lavaplatos
Spain / much of Latin America: Grifo
Mexico: Llave
Argentina / Uruguay / Paraguay:
Canilla
Chile: Llave
Spain / much of Latin America: Basura
Mexico: Basura
Argentina / Uruguay:
Basura / Residuos
Chile: Basura / Desechos
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