Spanish Kitchen Quiz

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Review your Spanish kitchen vocabulary and keep your knowledge fresh.

Refresh your memory with a quick review of essential words.

Review Spanish kitchen vocabulary and strengthen your memory with interactive flashcards.

See how kitchen vocabulary is used in everyday life, routines, and general daily conversations.

A1-A2

Simple everyday kitchen situations using common A1/A2 kitchen vocabulary.

Audio	Spanish	English Translation
	Pongo el plato sobre la mesa.	I put the plate on the table.
	Bebo agua de un vaso.	I drink water from a glass.
	La taza está sobre la encimera.	The cup is on the countertop.
	Guardo los cubiertos en el cajón.	I put the cutlery in the drawer.
	La comida está en el horno.	The food is in the oven.
	La leche está en la nevera.	The milk is in the refrigerator.
	Lavo los platos en el fregadero.	I wash the dishes in the sink.
	La sartén está sobre el quemador.	The frying pan is on the burner.
	Guardo los vasos en el armario.	I put the glasses in the cupboard.
	Caliento la comida en el microondas.	I heat the food in the microwave.

B1-B2

Natural kitchen situations involving appliances, utensils, storage, and everyday cooking tasks.

Audio	Spanish	English Translation
	Guardamos la comida en un recipiente después de cenar.	We store the food in a container after dinner.
	Utilizo el colador para escurrir la pasta.	I use the strainer to drain the pasta.
	La batidora está guardada en el armario.	The blender is stored in the cupboard.
	Ponemos la bandeja dentro del horno.	We put the tray inside the oven.
	Necesito un rallador para preparar el queso.	I need a grater to prepare the cheese.
	La olla a presión reduce bastante el tiempo de cocción.	The pressure cooker significantly reduces cooking time.
	El procesador de alimentos está junto a la cafetera.	The food processor is next to the coffee maker.
	La campana extractora elimina el humo de la cocina.	The extractor hood removes the smoke from the kitchen.
	Ponemos el papel de aluminio sobre la bandeja.	We put aluminum foil over the tray.
	El termómetro indica que el horno ya está caliente.	The thermometer indicates that the oven is already hot.

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