Common Spanish Words
These Spanish words for medical terms and emergencies, family, teachers in the classroom, people traveling and on vacation are essential for your Spanish language survival kit! Perhaps you need help at the airport, the bank or the post office.. maybe you want to be able to describe to your Spanish-speaking friends how you are feeling or what you enjoy doing...
Here are some of the most basic Spanish words to get you started. Further on in this lesson we will look at the pronunciation of these and more Spanish words.
- el accidente "the accident"
- la alergia "the allergy"
- el antibiótico "the antibiotic"
- la aspirina "the aspirin"
- la clínica "the clinic"
- la diarrea "the diarrhea"
- el doctor "the doctor"
- el dolor "the pain"
- el dolor de cabeza "the headache"
- el dolor de la garganta "the sore throat"
If you’re traveling to a Spanish-speaking country or you're in a Spanish-speaking environment, you need some simple Spanish vocabulary for those times when you’ve got something to say or questions to ask and the people around you speak only Spanish!
I hope you find these Spanish word lists helpful. If you REALLY want to learn a lot of Spanish fast, my Rocket Spanish course is where you need to head next.
In the meantime, here are some simple English to Spanish word lists on common themes to help you on your Spanish learning journey:
Word List for Medical Terms in Spanish
Practice Your Pronunciation With Rocket Record
Spanish Words for Teachers in the Classroom
Spanish Words to use in an Emergency
Spanish Words for Family
Spanish Words for People
Spanish Verb List
Reflexive Spanish Verb List
Spanish Words for Hobbies and Pastimes
Spanish Words for Emotions, Feelings and States
Spanish Words to use at the Airport
Spanish Words to Use at the Post Office
Spanish Words to Use at the Bank
If you want more on Spanish words then check these out!
- Need help with your computer in Spanish?
- Like cooking? Learn common words for cooking in Spanish.
- Not feeling well? You may need to call the doctor in Spanish.
See you soon! ¡Hasta pronto!
Mauricio Evlampieff: Rocket Spanish