Words and Expressions 1

Boring. Aburrido. "Aburrido" is the Spanish word for "boring."

quite. bastante. "Bastante" in Spanish means "enough" or "quite a lot," depending on the context.

How?. Como. In Spanish, "como" means "how" or "likeas" depending on the context.

How much is it?. Cuanto es. "Cuanto es" is the Spanish phrase used to ask for the price of something.

Birthday. Cumpleaos. In Spanish, "cumpleaos" means the anniversary of the day a person was born.

From where?. De donde. "De donde" is the Spanish equivalent for asking "from where" in English.

Difficult. Difcil. "Difcil" means "difficult" in Spanish.

Hard. Duro. In Spanish, "duro" means hard or tough.

Easy. Facil. "Fcil" means "easy" in Spanish.

Big. Grande. In Spanish, "grande" means "big."

Interesting. Interesante. "Interesante" is the Spanish word for "interesting."

Same. Mismo. In Spanish, "mismo" means "same" and is used to emphasize identity or similarity.

Nice to meet you!. Mucho gusto. "Mucho gusto" is a Spanish phrase meaning "nice to meet you."

Very. Muy. "Muy" in Spanish means "very" and is used to intensify adjectives and adverbs.

New. Nuevo. "Nuevo" is the Spanish word for "new."

Listen!. Oye. In Spanish, "oye" is an informal command meaning "listen."

Small. Pequeo. In Spanish, "pequeo" means "small."

but. pero. In Spanish, "pero" means "but" and is used to contrast ideas.

who. quien. Quien is the Spanish word for "who," used to refer to people in questions.

"Who is it? Quines?" "Quines?" is the Spanish word used to ask "who" when referring to multiple people.

Secondary. Secundario. "Secundario" is the Spanish word for "secondary," often used to describe something of lesser importance or the second level, like secondary school.

Also. Tambin. Tambin means "also" or "too" in Spanish, indicating agreement or addition.