1501-2000 Most Common Spoken Spanish Words

Question 1

cabo

Answer 1

end/cable; cape (geographic)

Question 2

armas

Answer 2

weapons/arms

Question 3

meta

Answer 3

goal/finish line

Question 4

aprovechar

Answer 4

to take advantage; to make the most of

Question 5

rara

Answer 5

rare/strange (feminine singular)

Question 6

prisa

Answer 6

hurry/rush

Question 7

causa

Answer 7

cause/reason; case (legal)

Question 8

playa

Answer 8

beach

Question 9

contando

Answer 9

counting/telling (from “contar”)

Question 10

extraña

Answer 10

strange/foreign (feminine singular); misses (from “extrañar”)

Question 11

perdone

Answer 11

forgive (imperative/formal from “perdonar”)

Question 12

escuchado

Answer 12

listened/heard (past participle of “escuchar”)

Question 13

traído

Answer 13

brought (past participle of “traer”)

Question 14

dejarlo

Answer 14

to leave it/let it (from “dejar”)

Question 15

piel

Answer 15

skin/leather

Question 16

recordar

Answer 16

to remember; to remind

Question 17

mirada

Answer 17

gaze/look

Question 18

corta

Answer 18

short/cuts (feminine singular)

Question 19

compañía

Answer 19

company/companionship

Question 20

inmediatamente

Answer 20

immediately

Question 21

metas

Answer 21

goals/targets

Question 22

departamento

Answer 22

department/apartment

Question 23

últimamente

Answer 23

lately/recently

Question 24

cuáles

Answer 24

which ones

Question 25

caliente

Answer 25

hot/warm

Question 26

esperamos

Answer 26

we wait/hope (from “esperar”)

Question 27

dedo

Answer 27

finger/toe

Question 28

tuvieron

Answer 28

they had (from “tener”)

Question 29

queríamos

Answer 29

we wanted (from “querer”)

Question 30

formas

Answer 30

forms/ways; you shape (from “formar”)

Question 31

marcha

Answer 31

march/progress; underway

Question 32

pocos

Answer 32

few/little

Question 33

volvemos

Answer 33

we return/come back (from “volver”)

Question 34

vivía

Answer 34

was living (from “vivir”)

Question 35

os

Answer 35

you (plural, informal)

Question 36

papi

Answer 36

dad/daddy

Question 37

bienvenida

Answer 37

welcome

Question 38

contenta

Answer 38

happy/content (feminine singular)

Question 39

encantaría

Answer 39

would love (conditional from “encantar”)

Question 40

clientes

Answer 40

clients/customers

Question 41

proceso

Answer 41

process

Question 42

escuchaste

Answer 42

you listened/heard (from “escuchar”)

Question 43

conversación

Answer 43

conversation

Question 44

firma

Answer 44

signature/company

Question 45

puedan

Answer 45

can/may (subjunctive from “poder”)

Question 46

olvida

Answer 46

forget (imperative from “olvidar”)

Question 47

teniendo

Answer 47

having (from “tener”)

Question 48

pusieron

Answer 48

they put/placed (from “poner”)

Question 49

piensan

Answer 49

they think (from “pensar”)

Question 50

verdadero

Answer 50

true/real

Question 51

próximo

Answer 51

next/closest

Question 52

lugares

Answer 52

places

Question 53

llevado

Answer 53

carried/brought (from “llevar”)

Question 54

durmiendo

Answer 54

sleeping (from “dormir”)

Question 55

podrían

Answer 55

they could (conditional from “poder”)

Question 56

podías

Answer 56

you could (past from “poder”)

Question 57

abierto

Answer 57

open (from “abrir”)

Question 58

mayoría

Answer 58

majority

Question 59

aquella

Answer 59

that (feminine singular)

Question 60

onda

Answer 60

wave/vibe

Question 61

justicia

Answer 61

justice

Question 62

juez

Answer 62

judge

Question 63

prensa

Answer 63

press/media

Question 64

espérame

Answer 64

wait for me (from “esperar”)

Question 65

olvidó

Answer 65

forgot (from “olvidar”)

Question 66

correcto

Answer 66

correct/right

Question 67

encontraron

Answer 67

they found/met (from “encontrar”)

Question 68

televisión

Answer 68

television

Question 69

hiciera

Answer 69

did/made (subjunctive from “hacer”)

Question 70

ideas

Answer 70

ideas

Question 71

caro

Answer 71

expensive/dear

Question 72

busco

Answer 72

I look for/search (from “buscar”)

Question 73

valiente

Answer 73

brave/valiant

Question 74

movimiento

Answer 74

movement

Question 75

principal

Answer 75

main/principal

Question 76

tendrás

Answer 76

you will have (from “tener”)

Question 77

desastre

Answer 77

disaster

Question 78

pasaron

Answer 78

they passed/happened (from “pasar”)

Question 79

verde

Answer 79

green

Question 80

haberte

Answer 80

having you (from “haber”)

Question 81

esquina

Answer 81

corner

Question 82

humano

Answer 82

human

Question 83

base

Answer 83

base/foundation

Question 84

metros

Answer 84

meters

Question 85

escrito

Answer 85

written (from “escribir”)

Question 86

solas

Answer 86

alone/by themselves (feminine plural)

Question 87

lástima

Answer 87

pity/shame

Question 88

resolver

Answer 88

to resolve/solve

Question 89

mato

Answer 89

I kill (from “matar”)

Question 90

llevaron

Answer 90

they carried/brought (from “llevar”)

Question 91

taxi

Answer 91

taxi

Question 92

vayamos

Answer 92

let’s go (subjunctive from “ir”)

Question 93

casualidad

Answer 93

coincidence/chance

Question 94

sabido

Answer 94

known (past participle of “saber”)

Question 95

recoger

Answer 95

to pick up/collect

Question 96

acabas

Answer 96

you finish/end (from “acabar”)

Question 97

abrazo

Answer 97

hug

Question 98

vacaciones

Answer 98

vacation/holidays

Question 99

presión

Answer 99

pressure

Question 100

tele

Answer 100

TV (short for “televisión”)

Question 101

usa

Answer 101

uses (from “usar”)

Question 102

vos

Answer 102

you (informal, used in some regions)

Question 103

regreso

Answer 103

return

Question 104

tocó

Answer 104

touched/played (from “tocar”)

Question 105

aseguro

Answer 105

I assure (from “asegurar”)

Question 106

novios

Answer 106

boyfriend/girlfriend/couple; fiancés

Question 107

confía

Answer 107

trusts (from “confiar”)

Question 108

cansada

Answer 108

tired (feminine singular)

Question 109

detalles

Answer 109

details

Question 110

actitud

Answer 110

attitude

Question 111

río

Answer 111

river; I laugh (from “reír”)

Question 112

tonta

Answer 112

silly/foolish (feminine singular)

Question 113

ayudando

Answer 113

helping (from “ayudar”)

Question 114

datos

Answer 114

data/information

Question 115

carne

Answer 115

meat; flesh

Question 116

aguantar

Answer 116

to endure/put up with

Question 117

cuida

Answer 117

takes care of (from “cuidar”)

Question 118

azul

Answer 118

blue

Question 119

inglés

Answer 119

English

Question 120

ello

Answer 120

it/them (neuter pronoun)

Question 121

decirlo

Answer 121

to say it (from “decir”)

Question 122

llamamos

Answer 122

we call (from “llamar”)

Question 123

déjeme

Answer 123

let me (formal imperative from “dejar”)

Question 124

mentiras

Answer 124

lies

Question 125

cantar

Answer 125

to sing

Question 126

juntas

Answer 126

together (feminine plural); meetings (from “juntar”)

Question 127

olvide

Answer 127

forget (subjunctive/imperative from “olvidar”)

Question 128

ayudarte

Answer 128

to help you (from “ayudar”)

Question 129

ocupado

Answer 129

busy/occupied

Question 130

banda

Answer 130

band/group; strip (as in strip of paper)

Question 131

preguntando

Answer 131

asking (from “preguntar”)

Question 132

acompaño

Answer 132

I accompany (from “acompañar”)

Question 133

llamé

Answer 133

I called (from “llamar”)

Question 134

violencia

Answer 134

violence

Question 135

fuerzas

Answer 135

forces/strength; you force (from “forzar”)

Question 136

detalle

Answer 136

detail

Question 137

enseñar

Answer 137

to teach/show

Question 138

pareces

Answer 138

you seem/look like (from “parecer”)

Question 139

limpio

Answer 139

clean (masculine singular); I clean (from “limpiar”)

Question 140

hará

Answer 140

will do/make (from “hacer”)

Question 141

social

Answer 141

social

Question 142

pecho

Answer 142

chest/breast

Question 143

juega

Answer 143

plays (from “jugar”)

Question 144

miles

Answer 144

thousands

Question 145

hacían

Answer 145

they were doing (from “hacer”)

Question 146

méxico

Answer 146

Mexico

Question 147

reina

Answer 147

queen

Question 148

enterar

Answer 148

to inform; to find out

Question 149

servir

Answer 149

to serve; to be useful

Question 150

vuelo

Answer 150

flight

Question 151

personalmente

Answer 151

personally

Question 152

pelea

Answer 152

fight; struggle

Question 153

supe

Answer 153

I found out (from “saber”)

Question 154

ayudarme

Answer 154

to help me (from “ayudar”)

Question 155

víctima

Answer 155

victim

Question 156

tomé

Answer 156

I took (from “tomar”)

Question 157

corte

Answer 157

court/cut

Question 158

respira

Answer 158

breathe (from “respirar”)

Question 159

motivo

Answer 159

motive/reason

Question 160

lío

Answer 160

mess/trouble

Question 161

suelta

Answer 161

release/let go (from “soltar”)

Question 162

calles

Answer 162

streets

Question 163

brazo

Answer 163

arm

Question 164

mostrar

Answer 164

to show/display

Question 165

decimos

Answer 165

we say (from “decir”)

Question 166

resultado

Answer 166

result/outcome

Question 167

abierta

Answer 167

open (feminine singular)

Question 168

caminando

Answer 168

walking (from “caminar”)

Question 169

corto

Answer 169

short/cuts (masculine singular)

Question 170

kilómetros

Answer 170

kilometers

Question 171

paciencia

Answer 171

patience

Question 172

pelear

Answer 172

to fight; to struggle

Question 173

contrato

Answer 173

contract/agreement

Question 174

pura

Answer 174

pure/clean (feminine singular)

Question 175

justamente

Answer 175

justly/exactly

Question 176

estuviste

Answer 176

you were (from “estar”)

Question 177

demostrar

Answer 177

to demonstrate/show; to prove

Question 178

objetivo

Answer 178

objective/goal

Question 179

alegro

Answer 179

I am happy (from “alegrar”)

Question 180

fueras

Answer 180

were (subjunctive from “ser”)

Question 181

privado

Answer 181

private

Question 182

puntos

Answer 182

points

Question 183

disfrutar

Answer 183

to enjoy

Question 184

reconocer

Answer 184

to recognize; to acknowledge

Question 185

altura

Answer 185

height/altitude

Question 186

orgullo

Answer 186

pride

Question 187

debía

Answer 187

owed (from “deber”)

Question 188

hablaba

Answer 188

spoke (from “hablar”)

Question 189

doña

Answer 189

Mrs./lady

Question 190

celular

Answer 190

cell phone

Question 191

niñas

Answer 191

girls

Question 192

pendiente

Answer 192

pending/attentive; earring

Question 193

suéltame

Answer 193

let me go (from “soltar”)

Question 194

aceptar

Answer 194

to accept

Question 195

viniste

Answer 195

you came (from “venir”)

Question 196

auto

Answer 196

car (short for “automóvil”); self (as in “automatic”)

Question 197

muero

Answer 197

I die (from “morir”)

Question 198

irnos

Answer 198

to leave/go away (from “ir”)

Question 199

podamos

Answer 199

we can/may (subjunctive from “poder”)

Question 200

siguiendo

Answer 200

following (from “seguir”)

Question 201

saberlo

Answer 201

to know it (from “saber”)

Question 202

buenísimo

Answer 202

very good/excellent

Question 203

avisar

Answer 203

to inform/warn

Question 204

tarjeta

Answer 204

card

Question 205

ayudó

Answer 205

helped (from “ayudar”)

Question 206

sociedad

Answer 206

society

Question 207

decidí

Answer 207

I decided (from “decidir”)

Question 208

equivocado

Answer 208

mistaken/wrong

Question 209

parecen

Answer 209

they seem/appear (from “parecer”)

Question 210

escribir

Answer 210

to write

Question 211

sacado

Answer 211

taken out/removed (from “sacar”)

Question 212

viejos

Answer 212

old (masculine plural)

Question 213

caído

Answer 213

fallen (from “caer”)

Question 214

camisa

Answer 214

shirt

Question 215

viven

Answer 215

they live (from “vivir”)

Question 216

ok

Answer 216

okay

Question 217

querida

Answer 217

dear/beloved (feminine singular)

Question 218

preocupado

Answer 218

worried/concerned

Question 219

programa

Answer 219

program/show

Question 220

manejar

Answer 220

to drive/manage

Question 221

perros

Answer 221

dogs

Question 222

entendí

Answer 222

I understood (from “entender”)

Question 223

quieran

Answer 223

they want (subjunctive from “querer”)

Question 224

caballero

Answer 224

gentleman/knight

Question 225

resultados

Answer 225

results/outcomes

Question 226

ataque

Answer 226

attack

Question 227

sienta

Answer 227

sits/feels (from “sentar”/”sentir”)

Question 228

meto

Answer 228

I put/place (from “meter”)

Question 229

finalmente

Answer 229

finally

Question 230

botella

Answer 230

bottle

Question 231

acabamos

Answer 231

we finish/end (from “acabar”)

Question 232

luna

Answer 232

moon

Question 233

ganado

Answer 233

cattle/livestock; won (from “ganar”)

Question 234

refiero

Answer 234

I refer (from “referir”)

Question 235

molestar

Answer 235

to bother/disturb

Question 236

ponerle

Answer 236

to put on him/her/it

Question 237

poca

Answer 237

little/few (feminine singular)

Question 238

piedra

Answer 238

stone/rock

Question 239

hacerse

Answer 239

to become/get

Question 240

roto

Answer 240

broken (from “romper”)

Question 241

presidente

Answer 241

president

Question 242

gobierno

Answer 242

government

Question 243

órdenes

Answer 243

orders

Question 244

asesino

Answer 244

assassin/killer

Question 245

trampa

Answer 245

trap

Question 246

pesos

Answer 246

pesos (currency); weights

Question 247

cuello

Answer 247

neck; collar

Question 248

nombres

Answer 248

names

Question 249

acción

Answer 249

action; stock (finance)

Question 250

quedaron

Answer 250

stayed/remained (from “quedar”)

Question 251

conté

Answer 251

I counted (from “contar”)

Question 252

empezando

Answer 252

starting/beginning (from “empezar”)

Question 253

arte

Answer 253

art; skill

Question 254

invito

Answer 254

I invite (from “invitar”)

Question 255

comiendo

Answer 255

eating (from “comer”)

Question 256

fuertes

Answer 256

strong (plural)

Question 257

cerrado

Answer 257

closed (from “cerrar”)

Question 258

vivimos

Answer 258

we live (from “vivir”)

Question 259

guarda

Answer 259

guard/keep (from “guardar”)

Question 260

cerveza

Answer 260

beer

Question 261

estados

Answer 261

states; conditions

Question 262

investigación

Answer 262

research/investigation

Question 263

conviene

Answer 263

it suits/is advisable (from “convenir”)

Question 264

definitivamente

Answer 264

definitely

Question 265

sigan

Answer 265

they follow/continue (subjunctive from “seguir”)

Question 266

huevo

Answer 266

egg; testicle (vulgar)

Question 267

creas

Answer 267

you believe/think (subjunctive from “creer”)

Question 268

excelente

Answer 268

excellent

Question 269

iglesia

Answer 269

church

Question 270

guste

Answer 270

like (subjunctive from “gustar”)

Question 271

dispuesto

Answer 271

willing/ready; disposed

Question 272

proyecto

Answer 272

project

Question 273

enfrente

Answer 273

in front/opposite

Question 274

hazme

Answer 274

make me/do me (imperative from “hacer”)

Question 275

oír

Answer 275

to hear; to listen (in some contexts)

Question 276

prácticamente

Answer 276

practically/almost

Question 277

despacio

Answer 277

slowly

Question 278

imaginar

Answer 278

to imagine

Question 279

pared

Answer 279

wall

Question 280

pregunté

Answer 280

I asked (from “preguntar”)

Question 281

importancia

Answer 281

importance

Question 282

pocas

Answer 282

few/little (feminine plural)

Question 283

máquina

Answer 283

machine

Question 284

clara

Answer 284

clear (feminine singular)

Question 285

coño

Answer 285

cunt (vulgar); damn (exclamation)

Question 286

ángel

Answer 286

angel

Question 287

vente

Answer 287

come (imperative from “venir”)

Question 288

acuerda

Answer 288

agrees/remembers (from “acordar”)

Question 289

pedirte

Answer 289

to ask you (from “pedir”)

Question 290

haré

Answer 290

I will do (from “hacer”)

Question 291

solucionar

Answer 291

to solve/resolve

Question 292

borracho

Answer 292

drunk

Question 293

pegar

Answer 293

to stick/hit; to paste

Question 294

rica

Answer 294

rich/tasty (feminine singular)

Question 295

ridículo

Answer 295

ridiculous

Question 296

limpiar

Answer 296

to clean

Question 297

estilo

Answer 297

style

Question 298

maravilla

Answer 298

marvel/wonder

Question 299

actuar

Answer 299

to act; to perform

Question 300

repetir

Answer 300

to repeat

Question 301

olvidado

Answer 301

forgotten (from “olvidar”)

Question 302

compré

Answer 302

I bought (from “comprar”)

Question 303

terminamos

Answer 303

we finish/end (from “terminar”)

Question 304

pinta

Answer 304

looks (from “pintar”); pint

Question 305

orgulloso

Answer 305

proud (masculine singular)

Question 306

domingo

Answer 306

Sunday

Question 307

dijimos

Answer 307

we said (from “decir”)

Question 308

negocios

Answer 308

business/deals

Question 309

guau

Answer 309

wow

Question 310

cliente

Answer 310

client/customer

Question 311

celebrar

Answer 311

to celebrate

Question 312

maneras

Answer 312

ways/manners

Question 313

tuviste

Answer 313

you had (from “tener”)

Question 314

errores

Answer 314

mistakes/errors

Question 315

premio

Answer 315

prize/award

Question 316

lamento

Answer 316

I regret/lament (from “lamentar”)

Question 317

hubieran

Answer 317

had (subjunctive from “haber”)

Question 318

vinieron

Answer 318

they came (from “venir”)

Question 319

malos

Answer 319

bad/evil (masculine plural)

Question 320

edificio

Answer 320

building

Question 321

relaciones

Answer 321

relationships

Question 322

animales

Answer 322

animals

Question 323

familias

Answer 323

families

Question 324

turno

Answer 324

turn/shift

Question 325

míos

Answer 325

mine (masculine plural)

Question 326

educación

Answer 326

education

Question 327

costó

Answer 327

cost (from “costar”)

Question 328

mami

Answer 328

mommy/mum

Question 329

papás

Answer 329

parents/dads

Question 330

agarrar

Answer 330

to grab/catch; to hold

Question 331

infierno

Answer 331

hell

Question 332

decisiones

Answer 332

decisions

Question 333

atender

Answer 333

to attend/take care of

Question 334

cámaras

Answer 334

cameras/rooms

Question 335

acompañar

Answer 335

to accompany

Question 336

casado

Answer 336

married (masculine singular)

Question 337

gustar

Answer 337

to like/please

Question 338

razones

Answer 338

reasons

Question 339

aparecer

Answer 339

to appear/show up

Question 340

desayuno

Answer 340

breakfast

Question 341

mentir

Answer 341

to lie

Question 342

maestro

Answer 342

teacher/master

Question 343

hubiese

Answer 343

had (subjunctive from “haber”)

Question 344

fueran

Answer 344

were (subjunctive from “ser”)

Question 345

conseguido

Answer 345

achieved/got (from “conseguir”)

Question 346

dientes

Answer 346

teeth

Question 347

hecha

Answer 347

made (feminine singular, from “hacer”)

Question 348

pensamos

Answer 348

we think (from “pensar”)

Question 349

aprendí

Answer 349

I learned (from “aprender”)

Question 350

acto

Answer 350

act/event

Question 351

trabajaba

Answer 351

worked (from “trabajar”)

Question 352

serán

Answer 352

will be (from “ser”)

Question 353

vacío

Answer 353

empty/vacuum

Question 354

m

Answer 354

m (abbreviation for “metro”)

Question 355

cálmate

Answer 355

calm down (imperative from “calmar”)

Question 356

inocente

Answer 356

innocent; naive

Question 357

universidad

Answer 357

university

Question 358

contestar

Answer 358

to answer/respond

Question 359

defender

Answer 359

to defend

Question 360

lucha

Answer 360

fight/struggle

Question 361

estudio

Answer 361

study/studio; I study (from “estudiar”)

Question 362

consecuencias

Answer 362

consequences

Question 363

entrega

Answer 363

delivery/handing over; surrender

Question 364

pasen

Answer 364

they pass/go through (subjunctive from “pasar”)

Question 365

enferma

Answer 365

sick/ill (feminine singular)

Question 366

voluntad

Answer 366

will/willingness

Question 367

tomamos

Answer 367

we take/drink (from “tomar”)

Question 368

vuelves

Answer 368

you return/come back (from “volver”)

Question 369

elegir

Answer 369

to choose/select

Question 370

vecinos

Answer 370

neighbors

Question 371

pesado

Answer 371

heavy/annoying

Question 372

recuerdas

Answer 372

you remember (from “recordar”)

Question 373

llevando

Answer 373

carrying/bringing (from “llevar”)

Question 374

habido

Answer 374

had (past participle of “haber”)

Question 375

natural

Answer 375

natural

Question 376

deberían

Answer 376

should (conditional from “deber”)

Question 377

estando

Answer 377

being (gerund of “estar”)

Question 378

revés

Answer 378

reverse/setback; inside out

Question 379

historias

Answer 379

stories; history (in some contexts)

Question 380

treinta

Answer 380

thirty

Question 381

aguanta

Answer 381

holds/endures (from “aguantar”)

Question 382

metiendo

Answer 382

putting/inserting (from “meter”)

Question 383

tipos

Answer 383

types/kinds; guys (colloquial)

Question 384

crea

Answer 384

creates/believes (from “crear”/”creer”)

Question 385

máximo

Answer 385

maximum; utmost

Question 386

energía

Answer 386

energy

Question 387

pediste

Answer 387

you asked/requested (from “pedir”)

Question 388

copa

Answer 388

cup/glass; trophy

Question 389

casos

Answer 389

cases

Question 390

trajiste

Answer 390

you brought (from “traer”)

Question 391

dimos

Answer 391

we gave (from “dar”)

Question 392

muestra

Answer 392

sample/shows (from “mostrar”)

Question 393

nació

Answer 393

was born (from “nacer”)

Question 394

buscan

Answer 394

they look for/search (from “buscar”)

Question 395

quedaba

Answer 395

remained/stayed (from “quedar”)

Question 396

esposo

Answer 396

husband

Question 397

dólares

Answer 397

dollars

Question 398

preocupada

Answer 398

worried (feminine singular)

Question 399

ex

Answer 399

ex/former

Question 400

termine

Answer 400

finishes/ends (subjunctive from “terminar”)

Question 401

pudiste

Answer 401

you could (past from “poder”)

Question 402

tengamos

Answer 402

we have (subjunctive from “tener”)

Question 403

firmar

Answer 403

to sign

Question 404

clave

Answer 404

key/code; essential

Question 405

respecto

Answer 405

regarding/respect

Question 406

chiste

Answer 406

joke

Question 407

bolsa

Answer 407

bag/stock exchange

Question 408

mensajes

Answer 408

messages

Question 409

podrá

Answer 409

will be able to (from “poder”)

Question 410

consigo

Answer 410

with him/her/them/it (reflexive)

Question 411

salieron

Answer 411

they left/went out (from “salir”)

Question 412

sobra

Answer 412

leftover/excess; is left over (from “sobrar”)

Question 413

pasas

Answer 413

raisins/you pass (from “pasar”)

Question 414

igualmente

Answer 414

likewise/equally

Question 415

decidir

Answer 415

to decide

Question 416

quedarte

Answer 416

to stay yourself (reflexive of “quedar”)

Question 417

sonrisa

Answer 417

smile

Question 418

caras

Answer 418

faces/expensive (feminine plural)

Question 419

sabíamos

Answer 419

we knew (from “saber”)

Question 420

buscamos

Answer 420

we look for/search (from “buscar”)

Question 421

decían

Answer 421

they said (from “decir”)

Question 422

mmm

Answer 422

mmm (expression of thought or hesitation)

Question 423

casar

Answer 423

to marry

Question 424

amistad

Answer 424

friendship

Question 425

talento

Answer 425

talent

Question 426

decirles

Answer 426

to tell them (from “decir”)

Question 427

firme

Answer 427

firm/steady; sign (imperative from “firmar”)

Question 428

mintiendo

Answer 428

lying (from “mentir”)

Question 429

vernos

Answer 429

to see us (from “ver”)

Question 430

delito

Answer 430

crime/offense

Question 431

quítate

Answer 431

get off/remove yourself (imperative from “quitar”)

Question 432

sacaste

Answer 432

you took out/removed (from “sacar”)

Question 433

metí

Answer 433

I put/placed (from “meter”)

Question 434

estaré

Answer 434

I will be (from “estar”)

Question 435

muevas

Answer 435

you move (subjunctive from “mover”)

Question 436

ilusión

Answer 436

illusion/hope

Question 437

pega

Answer 437

sticks/hits (from “pegar”)

Question 438

famoso

Answer 438

famous

Question 439

recuerdos

Answer 439

memories/souvenirs

Question 440

libres

Answer 440

free (plural)

Question 441

robo

Answer 441

theft/robbery

Question 442

parezca

Answer 442

seems/appears (subjunctive from “parecer”)

Question 443

haberlo

Answer 443

having it (from “haber”)

Question 444

tirado

Answer 444

thrown/lying down (from “tirar”)

Question 445

levanta

Answer 445

lifts/raises (imperative from “levantar”)

Question 446

mires

Answer 446

you look (subjunctive/imperative from “mirar”)

Question 447

vuelven

Answer 447

they return/come back (from “volver”)

Question 448

lunes

Answer 448

Monday

Question 449

cuente

Answer 449

counts/tells (subjunctive/imperative from “contar”)

Question 450

belleza

Answer 450

beauty

Question 451

ambulancia

Answer 451

ambulance

Question 452

norte

Answer 452

north

Question 453

pusiste

Answer 453

you put/placed (from “poner”)

Question 454

volar

Answer 454

to fly

Question 455

interés

Answer 455

interest

Question 456

fría

Answer 456

cold (feminine singular)

Question 457

golpes

Answer 457

blows/hits

Question 458

enfermedad

Answer 458

illness/disease

Question 459

propósito

Answer 459

purpose/intention

Question 460

ponerme

Answer 460

to put/place myself

Question 461

llegas

Answer 461

you arrive (from “llegar”)

Question 462

tendremos

Answer 462

we will have (from “tener”)

Question 463

quedando

Answer 463

staying/remaining (from “quedar”)

Question 464

emoción

Answer 464

emotion/excitement

Question 465

mandado

Answer 465

sent/ordered (past participle of “mandar”)

Question 466

enseñó

Answer 466

taught (from “enseñar”)

Question 467

escuchas

Answer 467

you listen (from “escuchar”)

Question 468

podíamos

Answer 468

we could (from “poder”)

Question 469

reír

Answer 469

to laugh

Question 470

cola

Answer 470

tail/queue

Question 471

empiezo

Answer 471

I start/begin (from “empezar”)

Question 472

formar

Answer 472

to form

Question 473

salía

Answer 473

was leaving (from “salir”)

Question 474

carro

Answer 474

car

Question 475

droga

Answer 475

drug

Question 476

nena

Answer 476

girl/baby

Question 477

averiguar

Answer 477

to find out/investigate

Question 478

piense

Answer 478

thinks (subjunctive from “pensar”)

Question 479

llamadas

Answer 479

calls

Question 480

medios

Answer 480

means/media

Question 481

documentos

Answer 481

documents

Question 482

revisar

Answer 482

to review/check

Question 483

estrella

Answer 483

star

Question 484

invitar

Answer 484

to invite

Question 485

hazlo

Answer 485

do it (imperative from “hacer”)

Question 486

espectacular

Answer 486

spectacular

Question 487

venta

Answer 487

sale

Question 488

sur

Answer 488

south

Question 489

material

Answer 489

material

Question 490

preparando

Answer 490

preparing (from “preparar”)

Question 491

vivido

Answer 491

lived (past participle of “vivir”)

Question 492

funcionar

Answer 492

to work/function

Question 493

dulce

Answer 493

sweet/candy

Question 494

distancia

Answer 494

distance

Question 495

veinte

Answer 495

twenty

Question 496

crisis

Answer 496

crisis

Question 497

volviendo

Answer 497

returning/coming back; (gerund of “volver”)

Question 498

intentado

Answer 498

tried/attempted (past participle of “intentar”)

Question 499

ponerte

Answer 499

to put yourself/on yourself (reflexive form of “poner”)

Question 500

sensación

Answer 500

sensation/feeling