Here are 100 most common spanish words that are useful to know for beginners. These Spanish words are often used to form everyday phrases and conversations.
Learning the most common words in spanish is a great strategy for any beginner. With this foundation, you can go on to construct sentences and phrases that will help you communicate with other spanish speakers. The words in this list are words that can help you introduce yourself, ask for help, and simply understand what is going on around you.
1. yo
2. soy
3. estoy
I
I am
Note: You would use soy to describe permanent characteristics. i.e. Soy de Estados Unidos (I am from the United States).
I am
Note: You would use soy to describe temporary characteristics. i.e. Estoy en Florida para las vacaciones (I am in Florida for vacation).
4. sí 5. no 6. la 7. el |
yes no the Note: For singular feminine nouns. the Note: For singular masculine nouns. |
8. y 9. gracias 11. por 12. favor |
and thank you by, for favour Note: Put 11 & 12 together = por favor, meaning: please. |
13. hello 14. tengo 15. qué 16. que 17. quién 18. dónde 19. cuando 20. cómo 21. de 22. con 23. a 24. al 25. porque 26. ahora 27. tú 28. o 29. bien 30. hombre 31. tiempo 32. tienes 33. comprar 34. nada 35. nuevo 36. como |
hola I have what that who where when how of, from with to to the because now you or well, good man time, weather you have buy nothing new how, as, like |
37. cosa 38. todo 39. mucho 40. dar 41. un 42. una |
thing everything much, many, a lot give a, an Note: For singular masculine nouns. a, an Note: For singular feminine nouns. |
43. vamos 44. lo 45. pero 46. dos 47. tan 48. creo 49. sé 50. poco 51. vivo 52. agua 53. comida 54. precio 55. dinero 56. más 57. hay 58. familia 59. algo 60. fue 61. hacer 62. fon 63. caliente 64. frío 65. quiero 66. nombre 67. hablar 68. para 69. aquí 70. nunca 71. señor 72. señora 73. en 74. es |
let's go, come on it, him (direct-object pronoun) but two so I believe I know a little bit I live water food price money more there is family something he was, she was, it was to do, to make phone hot cold I want name to speak, to talk for, to here never mr. mrs. in, on, at he is, she is, it is Note: For essential qualities, e.g. Es alto - (He is tall). |
75. te 76. nos 77. tiene 78. bueno 79. son |
you (direct-object pronoun) us he has, she has, it has good they are Note: For permanent characteristics. E.g. Son azules - They are blue. |
80. sin 81. me 82. está |
without me, myself he is, she is, it is Note: Non-permanent characteristics. E.g. Está confundido - He is confused. |
83. voy 84. estaba |
I go I was Note: Non-permanent characteristics. E.g. Estaba en Inglaterra - I was in England. |
85. nuestro 86. eso 87. ese 88. esa |
our that that one Note: For singular masculine nouns. that one Note: For singular feminine nouns. |
89. casa 90. año 91. uno 92. mañana 93. hoy 94. le 95. también 96. grande |
house year one tomorrrow today him, her, formal you (indirect object pronoun) also big |
97. pequeño |
small |
98. siempre 99. bad 100. ya |
always malo already |
Speaking in a new language often involves asking for help and directions. It's good to know how to ask questions. Here's a recap of words you can use to ask a question:
qué por qué quién dónde cuando cómo |
what why who where when how |
This page is a good start for practicising words in Spanish. The words shown above are building blocks that can help you develop your Spanish vocabulary. To help you continue to build your knowledge, check out this article on the best audiobooks for learning spanish.
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