Learn home and furniture vocabulary in Spanish.
la cocina
kitchen
el dormitorio
bedroom
el baño
bathroom
el salón
living room
el comedor
dining room
el jardín
garden
el garaje
garage
el despacho
home office
el pasillo
hallway
la terraza
terrace/balcony
el sótano
basement
el ático
attic
la mesa
table
la silla
chair
la cama
bed
el sofá
sofa
el armario
wardrobe/closet
la estantería
bookshelf
la lámpara
lamp
el escritorio
desk
la alfombra
rug/carpet
el espejo
mirror
la almohada
pillow
la manta
blanket
la puerta
door
la ventana
window
el techo
roof/ceiling
el suelo
floor
la pared
wall
las escaleras
stairs
la llave
key
el timbre
doorbell
la cerradura
lock
el tejado
roof (exterior)
la chimenea
chimney/fireplace
el balcón
balcony
Mi casa tiene... (My house has...) + rooms. Vivo en un piso/apartamento (I live in an apartment). Vivo en una casa (I live in a house). En España, piso means apartment; in Latin America, apartamento or departamento is more common.
1. What does 'cocina' mean?
2. How do you say 'bedroom'?
3. What is 'baño'?
4. How do you say 'window'?
5. What does 'escalera' mean?
6. How do you say 'table'?
7. What does 'jardín' mean?
8. How do you say 'door'?
9. What does 'espejo' mean?
10. How do you say 'bed'?
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House vocabulary is among the most practical Spanish you can learn. Whether renting an apartment, booking accommodation, or describing where you live, these words come up constantly. Real estate listings, Airbnb descriptions, and roommate searches all use this core vocabulary.
Housing culture differs across the Spanish-speaking world. In Spain, most urban residents live in pisos (apartments). In Latin America, housing styles range from casas coloniales to modern departamentos. The Spanish tradition of sobremesa (lingering at the table after a meal) makes the comedor (dining room) a culturally important room.
Key vocabulary for housing: alquilar (to rent), comprar (to buy), el alquiler (rent payment), la hipoteca (mortgage), el propietario (owner/landlord), el inquilino (tenant), amueblado (furnished), sin amueblar (unfurnished).