Spanish vocabulary
Spanish vocabulary: people & relationships
Common Spanish words for people & relationships, the most frequent first. Each word has its English meaning and a real line from the Lexayo story, so you see it in use.
querer verb to want; to love
irregular: quiero, quise; te quiero = I love you
Hola, Nuria. ¿Qué quieres hoy?
Hi, Nuria. What do you want today?
sentir verb to feel; to be sorry
lo siento = I'm sorry
Lo siento, no puedo.
Sorry, I can't.
gustar verb to like (lit. to please)
me gusta = I like
Nuria, ¿te gusta Madrid?
Nuria, do you like Madrid?
el hijo · hija noun son; (pl.) children
Sí, cariño. Tengo tres hijos.
Yes, dear. I have three children.
el padre noun father; (pl.) parents
Sí, es mi padre.
Yes, he is my father.
la madre noun mother
Sí, es mi madre. Se llama Pilar.
Yes, she is my mother. Her name is Pilar.
la familia noun family
Nuria, ¿es tu familia?
Nuria, is that your family?
el hermano · hermana noun brother
Tengo un hermano. Se llama Diego.
I have a brother. His name is Diego.
el amor noun love
mi amor = my love
¡Compartisteis la comida! ¡Eso es amor!
You shared your food! That's love!
loco · loca adjective mad, crazy
¿Tienes ganas de trabajar? ¡Estás loco!
You feel like working? You're crazy!
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