Spanish Dictionary P to S

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papel – paper

paciencia (la) (pa see EN sya) n. – patience

paciente (pa SYEN te) adj. – patient

paciente (el, la) n. – patient

padre (el ) (PA dre) n. – father

padres (los) (PA dres) n. – parents

padrino (el ) (pa DREE no) n. – godfather

pagar (pa GAR) v. – to pay

página (la) (PA hee na) n. – page

país (el ) (pa EES) n. – country

pájaro (el ) (PA ha ro) n. – bird

pala (la) (PA la) n. – shovel

palabra (la) (pa LA bra) n. – word

palacio (el ) (pa LA syo) n. – palace

palmera (la) (pal ME ra) n. – palm tree

palo (el ) (PA lo) n. – stick; small board

pan (el ) (PAN) n. – bread

panadería (la) (pa na de REE a) n. – bakery

panadero, a (el, la) (pa na DE ro) n. – baker

pantalla (la) (pan TA ya) n. – screen

pantalones (los) (pan ta LO nes) n. – pants

paño (el ) (PA nyo) n. – cloth, rag

pañuelo (el ) (pa NYWE lo) n. – handkerchief

papa (la) (PA pa) n. – potato

papá (el ) (pa PA) n. – father, dad

papel (el ) (pa PEL) n. – paper; role (in a play)

paquete (el ) (pa KE te) n. – package

par (el ) (PAR) n. – pair, couple

para (PA ra) prep. – for; to; in order to; by

parabrisas (el ) (pa ra BREE sas) n. – windshield

paracaídas (el ) (pa ra ka EE das) n. – parachute

parado, a (pa RA do) adj. – standing; stopped

parada de autobús (la) n. – bus stop

paraguas (el ) (pa RA gwas) n. – umbrella

parar (pa RAR) v. – to stop

parcial (par SYAL) adj. – partial

parecer (pa re SER)  v. – to seem

pared (la) (pa RED) n. – wall

pariente, a (el, la) (pa RYEN te) n. – relative

párrafo (el ) (PA rra fo) n. – paragraph

parte (la) (PAR te) n. – part

partido (el ) (par TEE do) n. – game; political party

pasado, a (pa SA do) adj. – past; last

pasajero, a (el, la) (pa sa HE ro) n. – passenger

pasar (pa SAR) v. – to pass, spend (time)

pasatiempo (el ) (pa sa TYEM po) n. – hobby, pastime

pasear (pa se AR) v. – to stroll; to take a short pleasure trip

paseo (el ) (pa SE o) n. – walk; ride; short trip

pasillo (el ) (pa SEE yo) n. – hall, hallway

pastel (el ) (pas TEL) n. – cake

pata (la) (PA ta) n. – paw, foot of an animal

patín (el ) (pa TEEN) n. – skate

patín de hielo  n. – ice skate

patinaje (el ) (pa tee NA he) n. – skating patinaje sobre hielo  n. – ice skating patinaje sobre ruedas n. – roller skating

patinar (pa tee NAR) v. – to skate

pato, a (el, la) (PA to) n. – duck

pavo (el ) (PA bo) n. – turkey

payaso (el ) (pa YA so) n. – clown

pecho (el ) (PE cho) n. – chest

pedazo (el ) (pe DA so) n. – piece

pedir (pe DEER) v. – to ask for, to request

pedir prestado v. – to borrow

peinar( se)  (pay NAR) v. – to comb (one’s own hair)

peine (el ) (PAY ne) n. – comb

película (la) (pe LEE cu la) n. – movie

peligro (el ) (pe LEE gro) n. – danger

peligroso, a (pe lee GRO so) adj. – dangerous

pelo (el ) (PE lo) n. – hair

pelota (la) (pe LO ta) n. – ball

peluca (la) (pe LU ca) n. – wig

pena (la) (PE na) n. – grief, sorrow, pain

pendientes (los) (pen DYEN tes) n. – earrings

península (la) (pe NEEN su la) n. – peninsula

pensar (pen SAR) v. – to think; to believe pensión (la) (pen SYON) n. – rooming house

peña (la) (PE nya) n. – cliff, rock

peor (pe OR) adj., adv. – worse; worst

lo peor the worst

peor que worse than

peor…que worse . . . than

pepino (el ) (pe PEE no) n. – cucumber

pequeño, a (pe KE nyo) adj. – small, little

pera (la) (PE ra) n. – pear

perder (per DER) v. – to lose

perderse to get lost, to be lost

perdonar (per do NAR) v. – to forgive

perdóname pardon me, excuse me

perezoso, a (pe re SO so) adj. – lazy

perfectamente (per fec ta MEN te) adv. – perfectly

perfecto, a (per FEC to) adj. – perfect

perfume (el ) (per FU me) n. – perfume

perico (el ) (pe REE co) n. – parrot

periódico (el ) (pe RYO dee co) n. – newspaper

periodista (el, la) (pe ryo DEES ta) n. – journalist

perla (la) (PER la) n. – pearl

permiso (el ) (per MEE so) n. – permit, permission

permitir (per mee TEER) v. – to allow, to permit

pero (PE ro) conj. – but

perro (el ) (PE rro) n. – dog

persona (la) (per SO na) n. – person

pesado, a (pe SA do) adj. – heavy

pesca (la) (PES ca) n. – fishing

pescado (el ) (pes CA do) n. – fish (that has been cooked)

pescador, a (el, la) (pes ca DOR) n. – fisherman, fisherwoman

pescar (pes CAR) v. – to fish

peso (el ) (PE so) n. – weight; unit of money in several Latin Ameri- can countries

pestaña (la) (pes TA nya) n. – eyelash

petróleo (el ) (pe TRO le o) n. – oil

pez (el ) (PES) n. – fish (alive)

piano (el ) (PYA no) n. – piano

picar (pee CAR) v. – to cut in small pieces, to chop; to sting; to bite

pícaro, a (PEE ca ro) adj. – roguish, mischievous

pico (el ) (PEE co) n. – beak

pie (el ) (PYE) n. – foot

piedra (la) (PYE dra) n. – stone

piel (la) (PYEL) n. – skin

pierna (la) (PYER na) n. – leg

pijama (el ) (pee HA ma) n. – pajamas

piloto (el, la) (pee LO to) n. – pilot

pimienta (la) (pee MYEN ta) n. – pepper (condiment)

pintar (peen TAR) v. – to paint

pintura (la) (peen TU ra) n. – painting

piña (la) (PEE nya) n. – pineapple

pirámide (la) (pee RA mee de) n. – pyramid

piscina (la) (pee SEE na) n. – swimming pool

piso (el ) (PEE so) n. – floor; apartment  (in Spain)

pistola (la) (pees TO la) n. – gun

pizarra (la) (pee SA rra) n. – blackboard

placer (el ) (pla SER) n. – pleasure

plan (el ) (PLAN) n. – plan

plancha (la) (PLAN cha) n. – iron

planchar (plan CHAR) v. – to iron

planeta (el ) (pla NE ta) n. – planet

plano, a (PLA no) adj. – flat

planta (la) (PLAN ta) n. – plant

planta baja ground floor

plantar (plan TAR) v. – to plant

plástico, a (PLAS tee co) adj. – plastic

plata (la) (PLA ta) n. – silver

plátano (el ) (PLA ta no) n. – banana; plantain

plato (el ) (PLA to) n. – plate

playa (la) (PLA ya) n. – beach

plaza (la) (PLA sa) n. – square, plaza

pluma (la) (PLU ma) n. – pen; feather

población (la) (po bla SYON) n. – population

pobre (PO bre) adj. – poor

pobre (el, la) n. – poor person

¡pobrecito, a ¡  poor thing!

poco, a (PO co) adj. – little; few

poco adv. – little, not much

poca importancia no importance

poder (po DER) v. – to be able to, can

poema (el ) (po E ma) n. – poem

policía (la) (po lee SEE a) n. – police (force)

policía (el, la) n. – police officer

pollito (el ) (po YEE to) n. – chick

pollo (el ) (PO yo) n. – chicken

polvo (el ) (POL bo) n. – dust

poner (po NER) v. – to put

ponerse v. – to put on

por (POR)  prep. – for; by; through

porque (POR ke) conj. – because

¿por qué?  (por KE) interr. – why?

portafolio (el ) (por ta FO lyo) n. – briefcase

portarse (por TAR se) v. – to behave

portarse mal v. – to misbehave

posada (la) (po SA da) n. – inn

posibilidad (la) (po see bee lee DAD) n. – possibility

postre (el ) (POS tre) n. – dessert

pozo (el ) (PO SO) n. – well

precio (el ) (pre SYO) n. – price

precioso, a (pre SYO so) adj. – precious

preferir (pre fe REER) v. – to prefer

pregunta (la) (pre GUN ta) n. – question

preguntar (pre gun TAR) v. – to ask

premio (el ) (PRE myo) n. – prize

prendedor (el ) (pren de DOR) n. – brooch, pin

preparado, a (pre pa RA do) adj. – prepared

preparar (pre pa RAR) v. – to prepare

presentar (pre sen TAR) v. – to present

presente (pre SEN te) adj. – present

presidente, a (el, la) (pre see DEN te) n. – president

prestar (pres TAR) v. – to lend; to borrow

prestar atención v. – to pay attention

primavera (la) (pree ma BE ra) n. – spring

primero, a (pree ME ro) adj. – first

primero, a (el, la) n. – the first one

primo, a (el, la) (PREE mo) n. – cousin

princesa (la) (preen  SE sa) n. – princess

príncipe (el ) (PREEN see pe) n. – prince

prismáticos (los) (prees MA tee cos) n. – binoculars

probar (pro BAR) v. – to try, to test; to prove

problema (el ) (pro BLE ma) n. – problem

profesional (pro fe syo NAL) adj. – professional

profesor, a (el, la) (pro fe SOR) n. – professor

profundo, a (pro FUN do) adj. – deep

programa (el ) (pro GRA ma) n. – program

prohibir (pro ee BEER) v. – to forbid; to ban; to prohibit

prohibido estacionarse no parking

prohibido fumar no smoking

prohibida la entrada do not enter

prometer (pro me TER) v. – to promise

pronto (PRON to) adv. – soon, quickly

pronunciación (la) (pro nun sya SYON) n. – pronunciation

propina (la) (pro PEE na) n. – tip

propio, a (PRO pyo) adj. – own, one’s own

proverbio (el ) (pro BER byo) n. – proverb, saying

próximo, a (PROKS ee mo) adj. – next

prueba (la) (pru E ba) n. – test, quiz

pueblo (el ) (PWE blo) n. – town, village; people

puente (el ) (PWEN te) n. – bridge

puerta (la) (PWER ta) n. – door

puerto (el ) (PWER to) n. – port

puesta del sol (la) (PWES ta del SOL) n. – sunset

pulgada (la) (pul GA da) n. – inch

pulgar (el ) (pul GAR) n. – thumb

puma (el ) (PU ma) n. – cougar

punto (el ) (PUN to) n. – point; dot, period

pupitre (el ) (pu PEE tre) n. – student desk

puro, a (PU ro) adj. – pure

 

Q   queso – cheese

que (KE) pron. – who; that, which

¿qué?  (KE) interr. – what? which?

¿Qué tenemos para mañana?

quedar (ke DAR) v. – to fit; to suit

quedarse v. – to stay, to remain

quejarse (ke HAR se) v. – to complain

quemado, a (ke MA do) adj. – burned

quemar (ke MAR) v. – to burn

querer (ke RER) v. – to want; to love

querido, a (ke REE do) adj. – dear, beloved

quesadilla (la) (ke sa DEE ya) n. – folded tortilla with melted cheese and garnishes

queso (el ) (KE so) n. – cheese

quien (KYEN) pron. – who, whom

¿quién?  (KYEN) interr. – who?

quieto, a (KYE to) adj. – quiet, calm

química (la) (KEE mee ca) n. – chemistry

quitar (kee TAR) v. – to remove; to take away

quitarse v. – to take off one’s clothing or makeup

quizá, quizás (kee SA) adv. – perhaps; maybe

 

R   radio – radio

radiador (el ) (rra dya DOR) n. – radiator

radio (la) (RRA dyo) n. – radio

rama (la) (RRA ma) n. – branch

ramo de flores (el ) (RRA mo DE FLO res) n. – bouquet

rana (la) (RRA na) n. – frog

rancho (el ) (RRAN cho) n. – farm; ranch

rápido, a (RRA pee do) adj. – quick, fast, rapid

raro, a (RRA ro) adj. – rare, unusual

rascacielos (el ) (rras ca SYE los) n. – skyscraper

rata (la) (RRA ta) n. – rat

ratón (el ) (rra TON) n. – mouse

razón (la) (rra SON) n. – reason

razonable (rra so NA ble) adj. – reasonable

realidad (la) (rre a lee DAD) n. – reality

recepción (la) (rre sep SYON) n. – reception; cocktail party

recibir (rre see BEER) v. – to receive

recoger (rre co HER) v. – to pick up, to retrieve

recomendación (la) (rre co men da SYON) n. – recommendation

recordar (rre cor DAR) v. – to remember

recreo (el ) (rre CRE o) n. – recess; recreation

rectángulo (el ) (rrec TAN gu lo) n. – rectangle

redondo, a (rre DON do) adj. – round

reflejo (el ) (rre FLE ho) n. – reflection

refresco (el ) (rre FRES co) n. – soft drink; refreshment

refrigerador (el ) (rre free he ra DOR)  n. – refrigerator

regalar (rre ga LAR) v. – to give (as a gift)

regalo (el ) (rre GA lo) n. – gift, present

regar (rre GAR) v. – to water

región (la) (rre HYON) n. – region; zone

regla (la) (RRE gla) n. – ruler

regresar (rre gre SAR) v. – to return

reina (la) (RRAY na) n. – queen

reír (rre EER) v. – to laugh

reírse de  to laugh at

relámpago (el ) (rre LAM pa go) n. – lightning

religioso, a (rre lee HYO so) adj. – religious

relleno, a (rre YE no) adj. – stuffed

reloj (el ) (rre LO) n. – watch, clock

remar (rre MAR) v. – to row

remolacha (la) (rre mo LA cha) n. – beet

repaso (el ) (rre PA so) n. – review

repetir (rre pe TEER) v. – to repeat

reproductor de mp3 (el ) (rre pro duc TOR) n. – MP3 player

resfriado (el ) (rres free A do) n. – cold (illness)

responsabilidad (la) (rres pon sa bee lee DAD) n. – responsibility

responsable (rres pon SA ble) adj. – responsible

respuesta (la) (rres PWES ta) n. – answer, response, reply

restaurante (el ) (res tow RAN te) n. – restaurant

resto (el ) (RRES to) n. – rest, remainder

retrato (el ) (rre TRA to) n. – picture (portrait)

reunión (la) (rre u NYON) n. – reunion; meeting

revelar (rre be LAR) v. – to reveal; to develop (a photograph)

revista (la) (rre BEES ta) n. – magazine

revuelto, a (rre BWEL to) adj. – scrambled

rey (el ) (RRAY)  n. – king

rico, a (RREE co) adj. – rich

río (el ) (RREE o) n. – river

risa (la) (RREE sa) n. – laughter

ritmo (el ) (RREET mo) n. – rhythm

rizado, a (rree SA do) adj. – curly

robar (rro BAR) v. – to steal, to rob

robo (el ) (RRO bo) n. – theft, robbery

rodilla (la) (rro DEE ya) n. – knee

rojizo, a (rro HEE so) adj. – reddish

rojo, a (RRO ho) adj. – red

romper (rrom PER) v. – to break

ropa (la) (RRO pa) n. – clothes

ropero (el ) (rro PE ro) n. – closet

rosa (la) (RRo-sa) n. – rose

rosado, a (RRO sa do) adj. – pink

rubio, a (RRU byo) adj. – blond, blonde

rueda (la) (ru E da) n. – wheel

ruido (el ) (rru EE do) n. – noise

ruina (la) (rru EE na) n. – ruin

rural (rru RAL)  adj. – rural

ruso, a (RRU so) adj. – Russian

ruso (el ) n. – Russian (language)

ruso, a (el, la) n. – Russian (person)

rutina (la) (rru TEE na) n. – routine

 

S   sol – sun

sábado (el ) (SA ba do) n. – Saturday

sábana (la) (SA ba na) n. – sheet

sabelotodo (el, la) (sa be lo TO do) n. – know-it-all

saber (sa BER) v. – to know (facts or information) saber + infinitive to know how to do something

sabio, a (SA byo) adj. – wise

sabio, a (el, la) n. – wise person

sacar (sa CAR) v. – to obtain, to get; to take out

sacar fotos  v. – to take pictures

saco (el ) (SA co) n. – sports coat, jacket; sack

sal (la) (SAL) n. – salt

sala (la) (SA la) n. – living room

sala de clase (la) n. – classroom

salchicha (la) (sal CHEE cha) n. – sausage

salida (la) (sa LEE da) n. – exit

salir (sa LEER) v. – to leave, to exit; to log out

saltamontes (el ) (sal ta MON tes) n. – grasshopper

saltar (sal TAR) v. – to jump, to leap

.salud (la) (sa LUD) n. – health

saludar (sal u DAR) v. – to greet

salvar (sal BAR) v. – to save, to rescue

salvavidas (el ) (sal ba BEE das) n. – lifesaver, life jacket

sandalia (la) (san DA lya) n. – sandal

sandía (la) (san DEE a) n. – watermelon

sangre (la) (SAN gre) n. – blood

sano y salvo (SA no EE SAL bo) coll.  – safe and sound

sapo (el ) (SA po) n. – toad

sardina (la) (sar DEE na) n. – sardine

sartén (la) (sar TEN) n. – frying pan

sastre (el ) (SAS tre) n. – tailor

secadora (la) (se ca DO ra) n. – dryer

secar (se CAR) v. – to dry

secarse v. – to dry oneself

seco, a (SE co) adj. – dry

secretario, a (el, la) (se cre TA ryo) n. – secretary

secreto (el ) (se CRE to) n. – secret

secundario, a (se cun DA ryo) adj. – secondary

efecto secundario (el ) n. – side effect

sed (la) (SED) n. – thirst

seguir (se GEER) v. – to follow

según (se GUN) prep. – according to

segundo, a (se GUN do) adj. – second

segundo (el ) n. – second

seguro, a (se GU ro) adj. – safe, sure

 sello (el ) (SE yo) n. – stamp; seal

selva (la) (SEL ba) n. – jungle

selva tropical n. – rain forest

semáforo (el ) (se MA fo ro) n. – traffic light

semana (la) (se MA na) n. – week

sencillo, a (sen SEE yo) adj. – simple; easy

sendero (el ) (sen DE ro) n. – path, trail

sentado, a (sen TA do) adj. – seated

sentarse (sen TAR se) v. – to sit down

sentimiento (el ) (sen tee MYEN to) n. – feeling, emotion

sentir (sen TEER) v. – to feel; to regret

sentirse  v. – to feel (be)

 señalar (se nya LAR) v. – to point, to indicate

señor (el ) (se NYOR) n. – Mr.; gentleman

señora (la) (se NYO ra) n. – Mrs.; lady

 señorita (la) (se nyo REE ta) n. – Miss; young lady

septiembre (el ) (sep TYEM bre) n. – September

ser  (SER) v. – to be

serio, a (SE ryo) adj. – serious

serpiente (la) (ser PYEN te) n. – snake, serpent

servicio (el ) (ser BEE syo) n. – service

servilleta (la) (ser bee YE ta) n. – napkin

servir (ser BEER) v. – to serve

si  (SEE) conj. – if

sí  adv. – yes

siempre (SYEM pre) adv. – always

sierra (la) (SYE rra) n. – sierra, mountain range

siglo (el ) (SEE glo) n. – century

siguiente (see GYEN te) adj. – next (following)

silbar (seel BAR) v. – to whistle

silencio (el ) (see LEN syo) n. – silence

silencioso, a (see len SYO so) adj. – quiet, silent

silla (la) (SEE ya) n. – chair

silla de montar n. – saddle

sillón (el ) (see YON) n. – armchair

símbolo (el ) (SEEM bo lo) n. – symbol; emblem

simpático, a (seem PA tee co) adj. – nice, pleasant

sin (SEEN) prep. – without

sitio (el ) (SEE tyo) n. – place, site

situación (la) (see tu a SYON)  n. – situation

 sobre (SO bre) prep. – on, on top of

sobre (el ) n. – envelope

sobre todo  coll.  – above all

sobrino (el ) (so BREE no) n. – nephew

sobrina (la) n. – niece

sofá (el ) (so FA) n. – couch

sol (el ) (SOL)  n. – sun

solamente (so la MEN te) adv. – only

soldado (el ) (sol DA do) n. – soldier

solo, a (SO lo) adj. – alone

sólo  adv. – only

sombra (la) (SOM bra) n. – shadow, shade

sombrero (el ) (som BRE ro) n. – hat

sombrilla (la) (som BREE ya) n. – parasol; beach umbrella

sonar (so NAR) v. – to ring, to sound

sonreír (son rre EER) v. – to smile

soñar (so NYAR) v. – to dream

soñar despierto, a v. – to daydream

soñar con v. – to dream about

sopa (la) (SO pa) n. – soup

sordo, a (SOR do) adj. – deaf

sordo, a (el, la) n. – deaf person

sorprendente (sor pren DEN te) adj. – surprising

sorprender (sor pren DER) v. – to surprise

sorprenderse to be surprised

sorpresa (la) (sor PRE sa) n. – surprise

sótano (el ) (SO ta no) n. – basement

su (SU) adj. – your; his; her; its; their

suave (SWA be) adj. – smooth; soft

suavemente (swa be MEN te) adv. – softly; smoothly

subibaja (el ) (su bee BA ha) n. – seesaw

subir (su BEER) v. – to go up; to climb

sucio, a (SU syo) adj. – dirty Nadie

suegro (el ) (SWE gro) n. – father-in-law

suegra (la) n. – mother-in-law

suegros (los) n. – in-laws

 suelo (el ) (SWE lo) n. – floor

suerte (la) (SWER te) n. – luck

suéter (el ) (SWE ter) n. – sweater

sumar (su MAR) v. – to add

supermercado (el ) (su per mer CA do) n. – supermarket

sur (el ) (SUR) n. – south

 

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Spanish to Go offers introductory courses you can take to learn Spanish online at your own pace. Whether you are learning Spanish to study or because you want to travel to a Spanish-speaking country. Find online courses to learn grammar, and basic Spanish.

Study Spanish grammar, learn the rules, and know-how and when to apply them.

Grammar

Study Spanish grammar, learn the rules, and know-how and when to apply them.

Practice your Spanish skills with basic quizzes. Test yourself and improve your knowledge with free questions. Enjoy basic quizzes with illustrations and more.

Basic Quizzes

Practice your Spanish skills with basic quizzes. Test yourself and improve your knowledge with free questions. Enjoy basic quizzes with illustrations and more.

Start learning basic Spanish vocabulary with words and phrases, with pictures, videos, and audio. Study basic terms in Spanish like a professional.

Basic Spanish

Start learning basic Spanish vocabulary with words and phrases, with pictures, videos, and audio. Study basic terms in Spanish like a professional.

What are the most popular conjugated verbs in Spanish? Learn the conjugation of Spanish verbs. Study Spanish verb tenses with online lessons and examples. Find out which are the most popular verbs.

Conjugated Verbs in Spanish

What are the most popular conjugated verbs in Spanish? Learn the conjugation of Spanish verbs. Study Spanish verb tenses with online lessons and examples. Find out which are the most popular verbs.

Do you think you know about conjugations in Spanish? Practice your Spanish skills with conjugation quizzes. Improve your knowledge with free lessons and quizzes.

Conjugation Quizzes

Do you think you know about conjugations in Spanish? Practice your Spanish skills with conjugation quizzes. Improve your knowledge with free lessons and quizzes.

Learn the Spanish words and phrases with flipbooks. Flip to learn the basic Spanish vocabulary online for free. Study the Spanish language by using a flipbook, choose your favorite ebooks, and flip.

Flipbooks

Learn the Spanish words and phrases with flipbooks. Flip to learn the basic Spanish vocabulary online for free. Study the Spanish language by using a flipbook, choose your favorite ebooks, and flip.

Learn basic Spanish with flashcards. Study Spanish online with helpful lessons and articles including pictures, audio, and more.

Spanish Flashcards

Learn basic Spanish with flashcards. Study Spanish online with helpful lessons and articles including pictures, audio, and more.

Learn basic Spanish verbs with flip cards. Touch and flip. Study Spanish online with helpful lessons and articles including pictures, audio, and more.

Spanish Flip Cards

Learn basic Spanish verbs with flip cards. Touch and flip. Study Spanish online with helpful lessons and articles including pictures, audio, and more.

Learn Spanish for advanced level. Start learning Spanish words and phrases with free online lessons, and helpful articles. Study some Spanish terms and their rules. Learn the second language like a pro.

Spanish for Advanced

Learn Spanish for advanced level. Start learning Spanish words and phrases with free online lessons, and helpful articles. Study some Spanish terms and their rules. Learn the second language like a pro.

Spanish words that start with . Start learning Spanish words and phrases with online lessons, and helpful articles. Study some Spanish terms and their rules. Learn the second language like a pro.

Spanish Words that Start with

Spanish words that start with . Start learning Spanish words and phrases with online lessons, and helpful articles. Study some Spanish terms and their rules. Learn the second language like a pro.

Learn Spanish for intermediate level. Study the Spanish grammar rulers. Enjoy helpful tips about how to use the Spanish grammar.

Spanish for Intermediate

Learn Spanish for intermediate level. Study the Spanish grammar rulers. Enjoy helpful tips about how to use the Spanish grammar.


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