The parts of the Spanish house

If you are planning to visit a Spanish-speaking country or move to one, it is essential that you have a good knowledge of the vocabulary of home. In addition, the home is a common topic of conversation in everyday life. Learning this vocabulary will allow you to talk about your home, ask questions about other people's homes and participate in housing-related conversations. With these vocabulary lists you can easily expand your vocabulary. Ready?

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»The bedroom and the office
»Dining room and living room
»Kitchen
»Bathroom and garden

The bedroom and the office

The bedroom	Translation	The office	Translation
Cama	Bed	Escritorio	Desk
Sábana	Sheet	Silla de oficina	Office chair
Almohada	Pillow	Ordenador	Computer
Manta	Blanket	Archivador	File cabinet
Armario	Closet	Impresora	Printer
Mesita de noche	Nightstand	Teléfono	Phone
Lámpara	Lamp	Lámpara de escritorio	Desk lamp
Espejo	Mirror	Papelería	Stationery
Cuadro	Picture	Estantería	Shelf
Ventana	Window	Cuaderno	Notebook

The dining room

Spanish	English
Mesa de comedor	Dining table
Sillas	Chairs
Mantel	Tablecloth
Vajilla	Dinnerware
Copas	Glasses
Cubiertos	Silverware
Servilletas	Napkins
Candelabro	Chandelier

The living room

Spanish	English
Sofá	Sofa
Sillón	Armchair
Mesa de centro	Coffee table
Televisión	Television
Estantería	Bookshelf
Alfombra	Rug
Cortinas	Curtains
Lámpara de pie	Floor lamp
Decoración	Decor
Ventilador de techo	Ceiling fan

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The kitchen

La cocina: Stove
El frigorífico: refrigerator
Fregadero: Sink
Horno: Oven
Microondas: Microwave
Lavavajillas: Dishwasher
Mesa: Table
Silla: Chair
Utensilios de cocina: Cookware
Cubiertos: Cutlery

Bathroom and garden

The bathroom	Translation	The terrace and the garden	Translation
Inodoro	Toilet	Mesas de jardín	Patio table
Lavabo	Sink	Sillas de jardín	Patio chairs
Bañera	Bathtub	Sombrilla	Umbrella
Ducha	Shower	Barbacoa	Barbecue
Espejo	Mirror	Plantas	Plants
Toalla	Towel	Macetas	Pots
Jabón	Soap	Hamaca	Hammock
Champú	Shampoo	Linterna	Lantern
Cepillo de dientes	Toothbrush	Cojines	Cushions
Pasta de dientes	Toothpaste	Jardín	Garden

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Learning Spanish house vocabulary allows you to communicate more effectively in everyday situations, improves your independence in a Spanish-speaking environment, enriches your cultural and travel experience, and contributes to the development of your Spanish language skills. To learn the vocabulary of the house we recommend that you use the vocabulary you learn in real-life situations, such as describing your home, writing a shopping list for household items or writing about your decorating preferences. If you have any questions or need more examples, feel free to contact us or visit our Spanish courses.

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