importa
[im•̍por•ta]
it matters
incendio
[in•̍sen•djo]
fire
inodoro
[i•no•̍do•ro]
toilet
instrumentos
[ins•tru•̍men•tos]
musical devices
INTENTAR
[in•ten•̍tar]
to try
to attempt
intimo
[̍in•ti•mo]
intimate
close
private
invierno
[in•̍bjer•no]
winter
invitado
[im•bi•̍ta•do]
invited
INVITAR
[im•bi•̍tar]
to invite
IR
[ir]
to go
iré
(yo)
[ir•̍e]
I will go
iremos (ir)
(nosotros –as)
[ir•̍e•mos]
we will go
isla
[̍is•la]
island
izquierdo
[is•̍kjer•do]
left
jamón
[xa•̍mon]
ham
jeans
[̍je•ans]
jeans
joven
[̍xo•βen]
young
man or woman
jóvenes
[jó•ben•es]
young people
joyas
[̍xo•jas]
jewelry
joyería
[xo•je•̍ri•a]
jeweler
jewelry store
juegas
(tú)
[xue•̍ɣas]
you play
juego
(yo)
[̍xwe•ɣo]
I play
jugaba
(yo)
[xu•̍ɣa•ba]
I played
jugando
[xu•̍ɣan•do]
playing
JUGAR
[xu•̍ɣar]
to play
jugaste
(tú)
[xu•̍ɣas•te]
you played
jugo
[̍xu•ɣo]
juice
jugué
(yo)
[xu•̍ɣwe]
I played
juguetes
[xu•̍ɣwe•tes]
toys
jugó
(él, ella, Ud.)
[xu•ɣo]
he/she
you played
JUNTAR
[xun•̍tar]
to join
together
juntos
[̍xun•tos]
together
justo
[̍xus•to]
just
la lado
[la] [̍la•do]
beside
la mañana
[la] [ma•̍ɲa•na]
early morning
la sala de estar
[la] [̍sa•la] [de] [es•̍tar]
living room
lado
[̍la•do]
side
ladrón
[la•̍dron]
thief
lago
[̍la•ɣo]
lake
lámpara
[̍lam•pa•ra]
lamp
largo -a
[̍lar•ɣo -a]
long
lástima
[̍las•ti•ma]
shame
pity • to bad
lava
(él, ella, Ud.)
[̍la•βa]
he/she
you wash
lavadora
[la•βa•̍do•ra]
washing machine
LAVAR
[la•̍βar]
to wash
lávate
[̍la•βa•te]
(lava + te)
wash your
lávense
[̍la•̍βan•se]
(laven + se)
wash your
lavo
(yo)
[̍la•βo]
I wash
le
[le]
(singular)
him • her
it • you
(pronoun)
lección
[lek•̍sjon]
lesson
leche
[̍le•che]
milk
lee
(el, ella, Ud.)
[‛le•e]
he/she
you read
LEER
[le•̍er]
to read
lees
(tú)
[̍le•es]
you read
leí (leer)
(yo)
[le•̍i]
I read
(past tense)
leía
(él, ella, Ud.)
[̍lei•a]
you were reading
read
lejos
[̍le•xos]
far
lento
[̍len•to]
slow
slow witted
leo
(yo)
[̍le•o]
I read
(present tense)
les
[les]
(plural)
them • you
him • her • it
leyendo
[le•̍yen•do]
reading
leíste
(tú)
[̍lei•ste]
you read
(past tense)
libre
[̍li•bre]
free
librería
[li•βre•̍ri•a]
book store
libro
[̍li•βro]
book
lima
[̍li•ma]
lime
limones
[li•̍mo•nes]
lemons
limpia
[̍lim•pja]
clean
lista
[̍lis•ta]
list
listo -a
[̍lis•to -a]
ready
liviana
[li•̍βja•na]
light
(not heavy)
llama
(el, ella, Ud.)
[̍ja•ma]
he/she
you (are) call, called
llámame
[̍ja•ma•]
(llama + me)
call me
LLAMAR
[ja•̍mar]
to call
llamaré
(yo)
[ja•ma•̍re]
I will call
llamo
(yo)
[̍ja•ma]
I am
call, called
llaves
[̍ja•βes]
keys
llega
(él, ella, Ud.)
[je•̍ɣa]
he/she
you arrive, come
llegamos
(nosotros –as)
[je•̍gua•mos]
we arrive
come
LLEGAR
[le•̍ɣar]
to arrive
to land • to dock
to get there
llego
(yo)
[̍je•go]
I arrive
lleno -a
[̍je•no -a]
full
lleva
(el, ella, Ud.)
[̍je•βa]
he/she
you wear • carry
LLEVAR
[je•̍βar]
to take (there)
to carry • to wear
llora
(el, ella, Ud.)
[̍jo•ra]
he/she
you cry
LLORAR
[jo•̍rar]
to cry
LLOVER
[jo•̍βer]
to rain
lloviendo
está lloviendo
[jo•̍βjen•do]
raining
it is raining
llovía
(yo)
[̍jo•bia]
it was raining
rained
lluvia
[̍ju•βja]
rain
lo
[lo]
(neutro)
he • it
lo siento
[lo] [sjen•̍to]
I am sorry
localidad
[lo•ka•li•̍dad]
small town
ticket
loción
[lo•̍sjon]
lotion
los, las
[los] [las]
(plural)
the
lugar
[lu•̍ɣar]
place
luna
[̍lu•na]
moon
luz
[lus]
light
madera
[ma•̍de•ra]
wood
madre
[̍ma•dre]
mother
maestro
[ma•̍es•tro]
teacher
mal
[mal]
harm • wrong
bad
maleta
[ma•̍le•ta]
suitcase
MANEJAR
[ma•ne•̍xar]
to drive
to operate