El Vaso

Real World Example

The Spanish phrase "el vaso" means "the glass" in English, like the kind you drink water from. To remember this, think of "el vaso" as the "vessel" you use to sip your soda. Both "vaso" and "vessel" start with a "v" sound, and just like a ship's vessel carries you across the sea, a "vaso" carries your drink to your lips. So, next time you're thirsty, just grab your trusty "vessel"—I mean, "vaso"! 🥤