Spanish vocabulary
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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