Master shopping vocabulary with flashcards, audio pronunciation, and tiered difficulty levels designed to take you from beginner to advanced.
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Review Spanish shopping 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: Think of price tags high enough to make a rate escape into the shiny display window.
Escape a rate at the display window!
Memory Trick: You must probe a door to find an open fitting room where you can try on clothes.
Probe a door to find a fitting room.
Memory Trick: Think of shouting 'Receive, oh!' when the cashier hands you your receipt.
Receive, oh! Here is your receipt.
Memory Trick: Imagine storing all my sane belongings inside a giant warehouse.
All my sane items stored in a warehouse.
Memory Trick: You pass heel over toe down the narrow supermarket aisle.
Pass heel down the shopping aisle.
Memory Trick: It is good store etiquette to check the price on the label before buying.
Store etiquette requires reading the label.
How shopping vocabulary varies across Spain and Latin America.
Spain & Colombia: el carro / el carrito
Mexico: el carrito
Argentina & Uruguay: el changuito
Chile: el carro
Spain & Colombia: el centro comercial
Mexico: la plaza / el centro comercial
Argentina & Uruguay: el shopping
Chile: el mall / el centro comercial
Spain: el ticket / el recibo
Mexico: el ticket / la nota
Argentina: el ticket / la factura
Chile: la boleta
Spain: el dependiente / la dependienta
Mexico: el vendedor / el empleado
Argentina: el vendedor / el atendedor
Colombia: el vendedor / el asesor
Spain & Mexico: la tienda
Argentina: el negocio / el local
Chile: el almacén / la tienda
Uruguay: el comercio / el local
Spain: la cola
Mexico & Colombia: la fila
Argentina: la fila
Chile: la fila
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