1001-1500 Most Common Spoken Spanish Words

Question 1

estén

Answer 1

they are (subjunctive from “estar”)

Question 2

peligroso

Answer 2

dangerous

Question 3

bailar

Answer 3

to dance

Question 4

ten

Answer 4

have (imperative from “tener”)

Question 5

podrías

Answer 5

you could (conditional from “poder”)

Question 6

diría

Answer 6

I would say (conditional from “decir”)

Question 7

alta

Answer 7

high/tall (feminine singular); discharge (from hospital)

Question 8

saca

Answer 8

takes out/removes (from “sacar”)

Question 9

veía

Answer 9

saw/was seeing (from “ver”)

Question 10

suelo

Answer 10

floor/ground; I usually (from “soler”)

Question 11

general

Answer 11

general; in general

Question 12

tranquilos

Answer 12

calm/quiet (masculine plural)

Question 13

contó

Answer 13

told (from “contar”)

Question 14

dejes

Answer 14

you leave/let (subjunctive from “dejar”)

Question 15

poniendo

Answer 15

putting/setting (from “poner”)

Question 16

tantos

Answer 16

so many (masculine plural)

Question 17

cámara

Answer 17

camera/chamber

Question 18

encontrado

Answer 18

found (past participle of “encontrar”)

Question 19

muere

Answer 19

dies (from “morir”)

Question 20

papel

Answer 20

paper/role

Question 21

siéntate

Answer 21

sit down (imperative from “sentar”)

Question 22

extraño

Answer 22

strange/weird; I miss (from “extrañar”)

Question 23

carrera

Answer 23

career/race

Question 24

aparece

Answer 24

appears/shows up (from “aparecer”)

Question 25

vender

Answer 25

to sell

Question 26

dejas

Answer 26

you leave/let (from “dejar”)

Question 27

cuestión

Answer 27

question/matter

Question 28

importantes

Answer 28

important (plural)

Question 29

presente

Answer 29

present/current

Question 30

amo

Answer 30

master/I love (from “amar”)

Question 31

cuidar

Answer 31

to take care of

Question 32

absolutamente

Answer 32

absolutely

Question 33

quizás

Answer 33

perhaps/maybe

Question 34

nervioso

Answer 34

nervous

Question 35

evitar

Answer 35

to avoid

Question 36

llaman

Answer 36

they call (from “llamar”)

Question 37

chicas

Answer 37

girls

Question 38

noticias

Answer 38

news

Question 39

estuviera

Answer 39

was/were (subjunctive from “estar”)

Question 40

pones

Answer 40

you put/place (from “poner”)

Question 41

feo

Answer 41

ugly, nasty (in some contexts)

Question 42

perdí

Answer 42

I lost (from “perder”)

Question 43

verás

Answer 43

you will see (from “ver”)

Question 44

tendrá

Answer 44

will have (from “tener”)

Question 45

déjalo

Answer 45

leave it/let it (imperative from “dejar”)

Question 46

familiar

Answer 46

family member/relative; familiar (adjective)

Question 47

salen

Answer 47

they leave/go out (from “salir”)

Question 48

joder

Answer 48

fuck (vulgar); damn (exclamation)

Question 49

andar

Answer 49

to walk/to go; to work/function (colloquial)

Question 50

entendido

Answer 50

understood (past participle of “entender”); copy that (communication)

Question 51

llegue

Answer 51

arrives/comes (subjunctive from “llegar”)

Question 52

posibilidad

Answer 52

possibility

Question 53

tras

Answer 53

after/behind

Question 54

blanco

Answer 54

white

Question 55

carajo

Answer 55

fuck/damn (vulgar)

Question 56

encargo

Answer 56

order/commission, I entrust (from “encargar”)

Question 57

hablé

Answer 57

I spoke (from “hablar”)

Question 58

descansar

Answer 58

to rest

Question 59

decirme

Answer 59

to tell me

Question 60

contacto

Answer 60

contact

Question 61

pongas

Answer 61

you put/place (subjunctive from “poner”)

Question 62

triste

Answer 62

sad

Question 63

habló

Answer 63

spoke (from “hablar”)

Question 64

llegaron

Answer 64

they arrived (from “llegar”)

Question 65

trajo

Answer 65

brought (from “traer”)

Question 66

salí

Answer 66

I left/went out (from “salir”)

Question 67

probar

Answer 67

to try/test, to taste

Question 68

necesario

Answer 68

necessary

Question 69

mandar

Answer 69

to send/to order; to command

Question 70

merece

Answer 70

deserves (from “merecer”)

Question 71

verla

Answer 71

to see her/it (from “ver”)

Question 72

bravo

Answer 72

brave/well done

Question 73

digamos

Answer 73

let’s say (from “decir”)

Question 74

cual

Answer 74

which/what

Question 75

tuvimos

Answer 75

we had (from “tener”)

Question 76

alegría

Answer 76

joy/happiness

Question 77

cerrar

Answer 77

to close; to shut

Question 78

mirar

Answer 78

to look/watch

Question 79

pide

Answer 79

asks/requests (from “pedir”)

Question 80

millones

Answer 80

millions

Question 81

peligro

Answer 81

danger

Question 82

debes

Answer 82

you must/should (from “deber”)

Question 83

huevos

Answer 83

eggs; balls (vulgar slang)

Question 84

ayudo

Answer 84

I help (from “ayudar”)

Question 85

servicio

Answer 85

service

Question 86

recuerda

Answer 86

remember (imperative from “recordar”)

Question 87

ocurrió

Answer 87

occurred/happened (from “ocurrir”)

Question 88

pasé

Answer 88

I passed/spent time (from “pasar”)

Question 89

conocemos

Answer 89

we know/meet (from “conocer”)

Question 90

dígame

Answer 90

tell me (formal imperative from “decir”)

Question 91

simplemente

Answer 91

simply

Question 92

acabar

Answer 92

to finish/end; to run out

Question 93

colegio

Answer 93

school/college

Question 94

horrible

Answer 94

horrible

Question 95

encontramos

Answer 95

we find/meet (from “encontrar”)

Question 96

mar

Answer 96

sea/ocean

Question 97

irse

Answer 97

to go away/to leave

Question 98

creen

Answer 98

they believe (from “creer”)

Question 99

salimos

Answer 99

we leave/go out (from “salir”)

Question 100

lados

Answer 100

sides

Question 101

cambiado

Answer 101

changed (from “cambiar”)

Question 102

espacio

Answer 102

space

Question 103

pruebas

Answer 103

tests/evidence; you try (from “probar”)

Question 104

ponga

Answer 104

puts/places (subjunctive from “poner”)

Question 105

vengan

Answer 105

they come (subjunctive from “venir”)

Question 106

pesar

Answer 106

despite/weight; to weigh

Question 107

suya

Answer 107

hers/yours (feminine singular)

Question 108

verme

Answer 108

to see me (from “ver”)

Question 109

cumpleaños

Answer 109

birthday

Question 110

darte

Answer 110

to give you (from “dar”)

Question 111

acaban

Answer 111

they finish/end (from “acabar”)

Question 112

experiencia

Answer 112

experience

Question 113

dejamos

Answer 113

we leave/let (from “dejar”)

Question 114

termina

Answer 114

ends/finishes (from “terminar”)

Question 115

damos

Answer 115

we give (from “dar”)

Question 116

leer

Answer 116

to read

Question 117

cierra

Answer 117

closes/shuts (from “cerrar”)

Question 118

metió

Answer 118

put/placed (from “meter”)

Question 119

diste

Answer 119

you gave (from “dar”)

Question 120

quedas

Answer 120

you stay/remain (from “quedar”)

Question 121

contado

Answer 121

counted/told (from “contar”)

Question 122

vuelto

Answer 122

returned/come back (from “volver”); change (money)

Question 123

llevan

Answer 123

they carry/bring (from “llevar”)

Question 124

quizá

Answer 124

perhaps/maybe

Question 125

ponen

Answer 125

they put/place (from “poner”)

Question 126

preparado

Answer 126

prepared (from “preparar”)

Question 127

aquel

Answer 127

that (masculine singular)

Question 128

quiso

Answer 128

wanted (from “querer”)

Question 129

salida

Answer 129

exit/departure

Question 130

ayúdame

Answer 130

help me (imperative from “ayudar”)

Question 131

quita

Answer 131

removes/takes away (from “quitar”)

Question 132

dejaste

Answer 132

you left (from “dejar”)

Question 133

culo

Answer 133

ass/butt (vulgar)

Question 134

llegando

Answer 134

arriving/coming (from “llegar”)

Question 135

bienvenido

Answer 135

welcome

Question 136

pregunto

Answer 136

I ask (from “preguntar”)

Question 137

mete

Answer 137

puts/places (imperative from “meter”)

Question 138

entera

Answer 138

entire/whole (feminine singular)

Question 139

destino

Answer 139

destination/fate

Question 140

últimos

Answer 140

last/final (masculine plural)

Question 141

mandó

Answer 141

sent/ordered (from “mandar”)

Question 142

tratando

Answer 142

trying (from “tratar”)

Question 143

miren

Answer 143

look/watch (imperative from “mirar”)

Question 144

completamente

Answer 144

completely

Question 145

nerviosa

Answer 145

nervous (feminine singular)

Question 146

puedas

Answer 146

you can (subjunctive from “poder”)

Question 147

hacerme

Answer 147

to do/make me (from “hacer”)

Question 148

vuelvas

Answer 148

you return/come back (subjunctive from “volver”)

Question 149

parado

Answer 149

stopped/standing (from “parar”)

Question 150

unidos

Answer 150

united

Question 151

libertad

Answer 151

freedom/liberty

Question 152

san

Answer 152

Saint (abbreviated form)

Question 153

hubieras

Answer 153

you had (subjunctive from “haber”)

Question 154

haz

Answer 154

do/make (imperative from “hacer”)

Question 155

hayas

Answer 155

have (subjunctive from “haber”)

Question 156

necesitaba

Answer 156

needed (from “necesitar”)

Question 157

complicado

Answer 157

complicated

Question 158

honor

Answer 158

honor

Question 159

vueltas

Answer 159

turns/revolutions; rounds

Question 160

perdió

Answer 160

lost (from “perder”)

Question 161

genial

Answer 161

great/brilliant; cool (slang)

Question 162

respuesta

Answer 162

answer/response

Question 163

espalda

Answer 163

back

Question 164

toque

Answer 164

touch/playing (from “tocar”); stroke (of luck)

Question 165

pasamos

Answer 165

we pass/spend time (from “pasar”)

Question 166

línea

Answer 166

line

Question 167

bebé

Answer 167

baby

Question 168

arma

Answer 168

weapon/gun

Question 169

muerta

Answer 169

dead (feminine singular)

Question 170

vestido

Answer 170

dress; dressed (past participle of “vestir”)

Question 171

visita

Answer 171

visit

Question 172

imagínate

Answer 172

imagine (imperative from “imaginar”)

Question 173

muertos

Answer 173

dead (plural)

Question 174

cumplir

Answer 174

to fulfill/comply; to turn (age)

Question 175

hacerte

Answer 175

to do/make you (from “hacer”)

Question 176

darme

Answer 176

to give me (from “dar”)

Question 177

terrible

Answer 177

terrible

Question 178

ponte

Answer 178

put on yourself (imperative from “poner”)

Question 179

nacional

Answer 179

national

Question 180

memoria

Answer 180

memory

Question 181

peso

Answer 181

weight; currency (in some countries)

Question 182

dura

Answer 182

hard (feminine singular); lasts (from “durar”)

Question 183

tuviera

Answer 183

had (subjunctive from “tener”)

Question 184

conocen

Answer 184

they know/meet (from “conocer”)

Question 185

calor

Answer 185

heat/warmth

Question 186

plata

Answer 186

silver/money

Question 187

muchachos

Answer 187

boys/guys

Question 188

muchacho

Answer 188

boy/guy

Question 189

sigues

Answer 189

you continue/follow (from “seguir”)

Question 190

hagamos

Answer 190

let’s do/make (subjunctive from “hacer”)

Question 191

canción

Answer 191

song

Question 192

hablemos

Answer 192

let’s talk (from “hablar”)

Question 193

ley

Answer 193

law

Question 194

guapa

Answer 194

pretty/beautiful (feminine singular)

Question 195

veas

Answer 195

you see (subjunctive from “ver”)

Question 196

hables

Answer 196

you speak (subjunctive from “hablar”)

Question 197

presentar

Answer 197

to introduce/present

Question 198

escucho

Answer 198

I listen/hear (from “escuchar”)

Question 199

mente

Answer 199

mind

Question 200

completo

Answer 200

complete/full

Question 201

intentar

Answer 201

to try/to attempt

Question 202

esfuerzo

Answer 202

effort

Question 203

tirar

Answer 203

to throw/to pull, to shoot (slang)

Question 204

época

Answer 204

era/period

Question 205

matrimonio

Answer 205

marriage

Question 206

cita

Answer 206

appointment/date; quote (in some contexts)

Question 207

llamando

Answer 207

calling (from “llamar”)

Question 208

papeles

Answer 208

papers/documents; roles (in acting)

Question 209

mata

Answer 209

kills (from “matar”), bush/plant

Question 210

dejaron

Answer 210

left/let (from “dejar”)

Question 211

hayan

Answer 211

have (subjunctive from “haber”)

Question 212

menor

Answer 212

minor/younger

Question 213

profesional

Answer 213

professional

Question 214

responsable

Answer 214

responsible

Question 215

entrada

Answer 215

entrance/ticket; input (in some contexts)

Question 216

terminado

Answer 216

finished (from “terminar”)

Question 217

casas

Answer 217

houses; you marry (from “casar”)

Question 218

color

Answer 218

color

Question 219

junto

Answer 219

together/near

Question 220

venimos

Answer 220

we come (from “venir”)

Question 221

levantar

Answer 221

to lift/to raise; to get up

Question 222

cambia

Answer 222

changes (from “cambiar”)

Question 223

tiempos

Answer 223

times/periods

Question 224

diferencia

Answer 224

difference

Question 225

querían

Answer 225

they wanted (from “querer”)

Question 226

entero

Answer 226

entire/whole

Question 227

españa

Answer 227

Spain

Question 228

avión

Answer 228

airplane

Question 229

odio

Answer 229

hate

Question 230

tratar

Answer 230

to treat/to deal with, to try

Question 231

calma

Answer 231

calm/quiet

Question 232

lleve

Answer 232

carries/takes (subjunctive from “llevar”)

Question 233

podríamos

Answer 233

we could (conditional from “poder”)

Question 234

recibir

Answer 234

to receive

Question 235

cena

Answer 235

dinner

Question 236

tengan

Answer 236

have (subjunctive from “tener”)

Question 237

doble

Answer 237

double/twin

Question 238

caja

Answer 238

box/cash register

Question 239

susto

Answer 239

scare/fright

Question 240

éxito

Answer 240

success

Question 241

llaves

Answer 241

keys

Question 242

señal

Answer 242

signal/sign

Question 243

esperaba

Answer 243

expected/waited (from “esperar”)

Question 244

entró

Answer 244

entered (from “entrar”)

Question 245

común

Answer 245

common/ordinary

Question 246

llegan

Answer 246

they arrive (from “llegar”)

Question 247

tonto

Answer 247

silly/foolish, dummy (insult)

Question 248

sentía

Answer 248

felt (from “sentir”)

Question 249

mismos

Answer 249

same/ones (masculine plural)

Question 250

empresa

Answer 250

company/business

Question 251

nosotras

Answer 251

we/us (feminine)

Question 252

abuela

Answer 252

grandmother

Question 253

hermosa

Answer 253

beautiful (feminine singular)

Question 254

quieto

Answer 254

still/quiet; stop (command)

Question 255

quitar

Answer 255

to remove/to take off

Question 256

parecer

Answer 256

to seem/to appear; opinion (noun)

Question 257

dejen

Answer 257

let/leave (subjunctive from “dejar”)

Question 258

sala

Answer 258

room/living room; hall

Question 259

cero

Answer 259

zero

Question 260

quedarme

Answer 260

to stay (reflexive of “quedar”)

Question 261

explico

Answer 261

I explain (from “explicar”)

Question 262

apareció

Answer 262

appeared/showed up (from “aparecer”)

Question 263

presento

Answer 263

I introduce/present (from “presentar”)

Question 264

siguen

Answer 264

they follow/continue (from “seguir”)

Question 265

directamente

Answer 265

directly

Question 266

bienvenidos

Answer 266

welcome (plural)

Question 267

saco

Answer 267

sack/jacket, I take out (from “sacar”)

Question 268

come

Answer 268

eats (from “comer”)

Question 269

hablan

Answer 269

they speak/talk (from “hablar”)

Question 270

recién

Answer 270

recently/just

Question 271

cabrón

Answer 271

bastard (vulgar); tough (colloquial)

Question 272

espérate

Answer 272

wait (imperative from “esperar”)

Question 273

carta

Answer 273

letter/card; menu

Question 274

apoyo

Answer 274

support/help; I support (from “apoyar”)

Question 275

ayude

Answer 275

help (subjunctive from “ayudar”)

Question 276

guapo

Answer 276

handsome/good-looking; brave (in some contexts)

Question 277

brazos

Answer 277

arms

Question 278

den

Answer 278

give (subjunctive from “dar”)

Question 279

nuevos

Answer 279

new (masculine plural)

Question 280

libro

Answer 280

book

Question 281

larga

Answer 281

long (feminine singular)

Question 282

locos

Answer 282

crazy/mad (plural)

Question 283

enorme

Answer 283

enormous/huge

Question 284

nomás

Answer 284

just/only

Question 285

flores

Answer 285

flowers

Question 286

llame

Answer 286

call (subjunctive/imperative from “llamar”)

Question 287

escuché

Answer 287

I listened/heard (from “escuchar”)

Question 288

película

Answer 288

movie/film

Question 289

opción

Answer 289

option/choice

Question 290

tome

Answer 290

take (subjunctive/imperative from “tomar”)

Question 291

des

Answer 291

give (subjunctive from “dar”)

Question 292

cantidad

Answer 292

quantity/amount

Question 293

sentí

Answer 293

I felt (from “sentir”)

Question 294

deberíamos

Answer 294

we should (conditional from “deber”)

Question 295

condiciones

Answer 295

conditions/terms

Question 296

felices

Answer 296

happy (plural)

Question 297

perfecta

Answer 297

perfect (feminine singular)

Question 298

nivel

Answer 298

level

Question 299

compañero

Answer 299

companion/partner; classmate, colleague

Question 300

nuevas

Answer 300

new (feminine plural)

Question 301

dormido

Answer 301

asleep/sleeping

Question 302

llevaba

Answer 302

was carrying/wearing (from “llevar”)

Question 303

sube

Answer 303

goes up/rises (from “subir”)

Question 304

segundos

Answer 304

seconds; moments

Question 305

ventana

Answer 305

window

Question 306

pa

Answer 306

for (colloquial, short for “para”); dad (colloquial, short for “papá”)

Question 307

espere

Answer 307

wait (subjunctive/imperative from “esperar”)

Question 308

oficial

Answer 308

official; officer

Question 309

embarazada

Answer 309

pregnant

Question 310

acaso

Answer 310

perhaps/maybe; by any chance

Question 311

cenar

Answer 311

to have dinner

Question 312

exacto

Answer 312

exact/precise; right (in agreement)

Question 313

contento

Answer 313

happy/content

Question 314

salgo

Answer 314

I leave/go out (from “salir”)

Question 315

depende

Answer 315

depends

Question 316

escuchando

Answer 316

listening (from “escuchar”)

Question 317

interesante

Answer 317

interesting

Question 318

toques

Answer 318

touches/plays (from “tocar”); don’t touch (command)

Question 319

obra

Answer 319

work (as in art/work of art); deed, action

Question 320

deseo

Answer 320

desire/wish; I wish (from “desear”)

Question 321

ocurra

Answer 321

happens/occurs (subjunctive from “ocurrir”)

Question 322

sal

Answer 322

salt; leave/go out (imperative from “salir”)

Question 323

piernas

Answer 323

legs

Question 324

uh

Answer 324

uh

Question 325

malas

Answer 325

bad (feminine plural)

Question 326

modo

Answer 326

way/mode

Question 327

olvidar

Answer 327

to forget

Question 328

solución

Answer 328

solution

Question 329

mover

Answer 329

to move

Question 330

santo

Answer 330

saint; holy

Question 331

vieron

Answer 331

they saw (from “ver”)

Question 332

oído

Answer 332

ear; hearing

Question 333

intención

Answer 333

intention

Question 334

diferentes

Answer 334

different (plural)

Question 335

posición

Answer 335

position

Question 336

estuvimos

Answer 336

we were (from “estar”)

Question 337

enseguida

Answer 337

right away/immediately

Question 338

interior

Answer 338

interior/inside

Question 339

agradezco

Answer 339

I thank (from “agradecer”)

Question 340

traes

Answer 340

you bring/carry (from “traer”)

Question 341

director

Answer 341

director

Question 342

obviamente

Answer 342

obviously

Question 343

esperanza

Answer 343

hope

Question 344

culpable

Answer 344

guilty

Question 345

sepas

Answer 345

you know (subjunctive from “saber”)

Question 346

inteligente

Answer 346

intelligent/smart

Question 347

hermoso

Answer 347

beautiful/handsome (masculine singular)

Question 348

responsabilidad

Answer 348

responsibility

Question 349

permite

Answer 349

allows (from “permitir”)

Question 350

pudiera

Answer 350

could (subjunctive from “poder”)

Question 351

vimos

Answer 351

we saw (from “ver”)

Question 352

tira

Answer 352

pulls/throws (from “tirar”); strip

Question 353

embargo

Answer 353

however

Question 354

caminar

Answer 354

to walk

Question 355

despierta

Answer 355

awake/alert (from “despertar”)

Question 356

campo

Answer 356

field/countryside; area of study

Question 357

intentando

Answer 357

trying (from “intentar”)

Question 358

empecé

Answer 358

I started/began (from “empezar”)

Question 359

barrio

Answer 359

neighborhood/district

Question 360

preocupa

Answer 360

worries (from “preocupar”)

Question 361

muchísimas

Answer 361

very many (feminine plural)

Question 362

opinión

Answer 362

opinion

Question 363

vean

Answer 363

they see (subjunctive from “ver”)

Question 364

aviso

Answer 364

notice/warning

Question 365

consejo

Answer 365

advice/council

Question 366

mueve

Answer 366

moves (from “mover”)

Question 367

tomo

Answer 367

I take (from “tomar”); volume (of a book)

Question 368

izquierda

Answer 368

left

Question 369

romper

Answer 369

to break

Question 370

alrededor

Answer 370

around/about

Question 371

especie

Answer 371

species/type; kind

Question 372

permitir

Answer 372

to allow/permit

Question 373

fíjate

Answer 373

notice/pay attention (from “fijarse”)

Question 374

disculpa

Answer 374

excuse/apology, excuse me

Question 375

bar

Answer 375

bar/pub

Question 376

recuperar

Answer 376

to recover/regain

Question 377

estudiar

Answer 377

to study

Question 378

mantener

Answer 378

to maintain/keep

Question 379

compromiso

Answer 379

commitment/promise; engagement

Question 380

clases

Answer 380

classes

Question 381

pareció

Answer 381

seemed (from “parecer”)

Question 382

alguno

Answer 382

some/any (masculine singular)

Question 383

español

Answer 383

Spanish

Question 384

irte

Answer 384

to go away/leave (from “ir”)

Question 385

gustado

Answer 385

liked (from “gustar”)

Question 386

creía

Answer 386

believed/thought (from “creer”)

Question 387

amigas

Answer 387

friends (feminine plural)

Question 388

obvio

Answer 388

obvious

Question 389

partido

Answer 389

game/match (sports); party (political)

Question 390

guardia

Answer 390

guard/watchman

Question 391

listos

Answer 391

ready/smart (masculine plural)

Question 392

banco

Answer 392

bank/bench

Question 393

vengas

Answer 393

you come (subjunctive from “venir”)

Question 394

necesitar

Answer 394

to need

Question 395

sacó

Answer 395

took out/removed (from “sacar”)

Question 396

preciosa

Answer 396

precious/beautiful (feminine singular)

Question 397

faltaba

Answer 397

was missing/lacked (from “faltar”)

Question 398

cansado

Answer 398

tired

Question 399

pan

Answer 399

bread

Question 400

zapatos

Answer 400

shoes

Question 401

tomado

Answer 401

taken (from “tomar”); drunk (colloquial)

Question 402

ponemos

Answer 402

we put/place (from “poner”)

Question 403

debajo

Answer 403

underneath/below

Question 404

tercera

Answer 404

third (feminine singular)

Question 405

ahorita

Answer 405

right now/soon (colloquial)

Question 406

abogado

Answer 406

lawyer

Question 407

escapar

Answer 407

to escape

Question 408

molesta

Answer 408

annoys (from “molestar”)

Question 409

debemos

Answer 409

we must/should (from “deber”)

Question 410

salvar

Answer 410

to save

Question 411

dueño

Answer 411

owner

Question 412

supone

Answer 412

supposes/assumes (from “suponer”)

Question 413

digan

Answer 413

they say (subjunctive from “decir”)

Question 414

amable

Answer 414

kind/friendly

Question 415

huele

Answer 415

smells (from “oler”)

Question 416

necesidad

Answer 416

necessity/need

Question 417

dudas

Answer 417

doubts; you doubt (from “dudar”)

Question 418

milagro

Answer 418

miracle

Question 419

directo

Answer 419

direct/straight; live (as in live broadcast)

Question 420

viajar

Answer 420

to travel

Question 421

pierde

Answer 421

loses (from “perder”)

Question 422

faltan

Answer 422

are missing/lack (from “faltar”)

Question 423

valor

Answer 423

value/courage

Question 424

jóvenes

Answer 424

young people/youth

Question 425

decidido

Answer 425

decided (from “decidir”)

Question 426

marca

Answer 426

brand/marks (from “marcar”)

Question 427

pasaba

Answer 427

happened/was happening (from “pasar”)

Question 428

primeros

Answer 428

first (masculine plural)

Question 429

abuelo

Answer 429

grandfather

Question 430

enamorado

Answer 430

in love

Question 431

felicidad

Answer 431

happiness

Question 432

imagen

Answer 432

image/picture

Question 433

vidas

Answer 433

lives

Question 434

hechos

Answer 434

facts/events; made/done (from “hacer”)

Question 435

regresar

Answer 435

to return/come back

Question 436

contesta

Answer 436

answers/responds (from “contestar”)

Question 437

rey

Answer 437

king

Question 438

felicidades

Answer 438

congratulations

Question 439

ratito

Answer 439

little while

Question 440

llave

Answer 440

key

Question 441

puro

Answer 441

pure/cigar

Question 442

coger

Answer 442

to grab/take (in some countries, vulgar meaning)

Question 443

quedarse

Answer 443

to stay/remain

Question 444

tomó

Answer 444

took (from “tomar”)

Question 445

encantado

Answer 445

delighted/pleased; enchanted (from “encantar”)

Question 446

animal

Answer 446

animal

Question 447

distinto

Answer 447

different/distinct

Question 448

presencia

Answer 448

presence

Question 449

mató

Answer 449

killed (from “matar”)

Question 450

urgente

Answer 450

urgent

Question 451

entregar

Answer 451

to deliver/to hand over

Question 452

planes

Answer 452

plans

Question 453

riesgo

Answer 453

risk

Question 454

rojo

Answer 454

red

Question 455

mírame

Answer 455

look at me (from “mirar”)

Question 456

pedirle

Answer 456

to ask him/her (from “pedir”)

Question 457

oro

Answer 457

gold

Question 458

paga

Answer 458

pays (from “pagar”); payment

Question 459

matado

Answer 459

killed (from “matar”)

Question 460

precio

Answer 460

price

Question 461

disculpas

Answer 461

apologies

Question 462

basura

Answer 462

trash/garbage

Question 463

radio

Answer 463

radio

Question 464

sencillo

Answer 464

simple/single; easy

Question 465

mínimo

Answer 465

minimum

Question 466

sistema

Answer 466

system

Question 467

sueños

Answer 467

dreams

Question 468

preparar

Answer 468

to prepare

Question 469

leche

Answer 469

milk

Question 470

través

Answer 470

through/across

Question 471

conocía

Answer 471

knew (from “conocer”)

Question 472

volví

Answer 472

I returned (from “volver”)

Question 473

confiar

Answer 473

to trust

Question 474

cuéntame

Answer 474

tell me (from “contar”)

Question 475

puto

Answer 475

fucking (vulgar); damn (vulgar)

Question 476

gordo

Answer 476

fat; chubby

Question 477

santa

Answer 477

saint (feminine); holy

Question 478

estemos

Answer 478

we are (subjunctive from “estar”)

Question 479

necesitan

Answer 479

they need (from “necesitar”)

Question 480

llegaste

Answer 480

you arrived (from “llegar”)

Question 481

fe

Answer 481

faith

Question 482

creí

Answer 482

I believed (from “creer”)

Question 483

simple

Answer 483

simple/plain

Question 484

acerca

Answer 484

about/concerning

Question 485

enfermo

Answer 485

sick/ill

Question 486

encontró

Answer 486

found/met (from “encontrar”)

Question 487

perdiendo

Answer 487

losing (from “perder”)

Question 488

cambió

Answer 488

changed (from “cambiar”)

Question 489

asco

Answer 489

disgust

Question 490

robar

Answer 490

to steal

Question 491

maravilloso

Answer 491

marvelous/wonderful

Question 492

compartir

Answer 492

to share

Question 493

puertas

Answer 493

doors

Question 494

fecha

Answer 494

date

Question 495

llorando

Answer 495

crying (from “llorar”)

Question 496

intento

Answer 496

attempt/try

Question 497

gracia

Answer 497

grace/favor; wit/humor

Question 498

ruido

Answer 498

noise

Question 499

pasada

Answer 499

past/previous; pass (as in a pass by)

Question 500

cortar

Answer 500

to cut; to interrupt