The words, the vosotros forms and the expressions of Spain, with audio.
The Spanish of Spain has a second way to say you all, vosotros, and a set of everyday words that differ from the ones used in Latin America.
| Spanish | English |
|---|---|
| el coche | the car |
| el ordenador | the computer |
| el móvil | the cell phone |
| el zumo | juice |
| la patata | the potato |
| el piso | the apartment |
| el autobús | the bus |
| las gafas | glasses |
| conducir | to drive |
| vale | okay |
In most of Spain, vosotros is the informal way to speak to a group. Ustedes is kept for formal situations.
| Spanish | English |
|---|---|
| ¿Vosotros venís a la fiesta? | Are you all coming to the party? |
| ¿Qué queréis tomar? | What do you all want to drink? |
| Sentaos, por favor. | Sit down, please. |
| ¿Dónde vivís? | Where do you all live? |
| Spanish | English |
|---|---|
| Vale. | Okay. |
| ¿Qué tal? | How is it going? |
| Venga, hasta luego. | All right, see you later. |
| ¡Qué guay! | How cool! |
| No pasa nada. | It is no problem. |
| Buen provecho. | Enjoy your meal. |
The present ends in áis, éis or ís.
Vosotros habláis muy bien. (You all speak very well.)
¿Coméis en casa? (Do you all eat at home?)
In Spain, un piso is an apartment as well as a floor of a building.
Vivo en un piso pequeño. (I live in a small apartment.)
Mi piso está en el centro. (My apartment is downtown.)
Say each sentence in Spanish, then open it to check your answer.
Vale.
Tengo un móvil nuevo.
¿Vosotros venís?
Quiero un zumo de naranja.
¡Qué guay!
No pasa nada.
1. In Spain, "el ordenador" is:
2. "vale" means:
3. "el zumo" is:
4. The informal "you all" in Spain is:
5. Vosotros _____ muy bien.
6. "el móvil" is:
7. "¡Qué guay!" means:
8. In Spain, "un piso" is often:
9. "el coche" means:
10. "la patata" means:
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