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Spanish vocabulary: around town

Common Spanish words for around town, the most frequent first. Each word has its English meaning and a real line from the Lexayo story, so you see it in use.

  • la iglesia noun church

    Mi abuela vive allí, cerca de la iglesia.

    My grandmother lives over there, near the church.

  • el banco noun bank; bench

    ¿Y el banco? ¿Dónde está?

    And the bank? Where is it?

  • local adjective local; (n.) premises

    Tomás vende fruta local en el mercado.

    Tomás sells local fruit at the market.

  • el edificio noun building

    No, pero vivimos en el mismo edificio.

    No, but we live in the same building.

  • la tienda noun shop; tent

    He trabajado en una tienda y en una oficina.

    I have worked in a shop and in an office.

  • la fuente noun fountain; source

    Oye, hay un banco junto a la fuente.

    Hey, there’s a bench next to the fountain.

  • el área noun area

    el área, but feminine: las áreas

    Pixel tiene un área para tomar café.

    Pixel has an area for having coffee.

  • el mercado noun market

    Mira, Nuria. Es Tomás, del mercado.

    Look, Nuria. It's Tomás, from the market.

  • la derecha noun right (side)

    a la derecha = on the right

    Después, gira a la derecha.

    Then, turn right.

  • la izquierda noun left (side)

    a la izquierda = on the left

    Sí. Luego, gira a la izquierda.

    Yes. Then, turn left.

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