Inglés básico
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Vocabulario básico y cotidiano de inglés con definiciones simples para hispanohablantes que empiezan a aprender el idioma.
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- Hello
- A greeting used when meeting someone or answering the phone.
- Goodbye
- A word spoken when leaving or parting from someone.
- Please
- A polite word used when asking for something.
- Thank you
- Polite words used to show gratitude to someone.
- Friend
- A person you know well, like, and trust.
- Family
- A group of people related to each other, like parents and children.
- Mother
- A female parent.
- Father
- A male parent.
- Child
- A young boy or girl.
- Home
- The place where you live and feel comfortable.
- House
- A building made for people to live in.
- Room
- A separate part of the inside of a building with its own walls.
- Kitchen
- The room in a house where food is prepared and cooked.
- Bed
- A piece of furniture that you sleep on.
- Table
- A flat raised surface on legs used for eating or working.
- Chair
- A seat for one person, typically with four legs and a back.
- Door
- The movable barrier that opens and closes an entrance.
- Window
- An opening in a wall with glass to let in light and air.
- Water
- A clear liquid essential for all living things to drink.
- Food
- Things that people and animals eat to survive and stay healthy.
- Bread
- A basic food made of baked flour, water, and yeast.
- Fruit
- A sweet and fleshy food produced by trees or plants.
- Vegetable
- A plant or part of a plant eaten as savory food.
- Breakfast
- The first meal eaten in the morning.
- Lunch
- A meal eaten in the middle of the day.
- Dinner
- The main meal of the day, usually eaten in the evening.
- Eat
- To put food into your mouth, chew it, and swallow it.
- Drink
- To take liquid into your mouth and swallow it.
- Sleep
- To rest with eyes closed and mind unconscious for the night.
- Wake up
- To stop sleeping and become conscious again.
- Work
- An activity or job done to earn money or complete a task.
- Study
- To spend time learning about a subject from books or classes.
- School
- A place where children go to learn from teachers.
- Book
- Pages with written text bound together inside a cover.
- Time
- The continuous progress of existence measured in seconds, hours, and days.
- Clock
- An instrument used to measure and display the current hour.
- Day
- A 24-hour period, or the time between sunrise and sunset.
- Night
- The dark hours between sunset and sunrise when people rest.
- Morning
- The earliest part of the day, from sunrise until noon.
- Afternoon
- The period of the day between noon and evening.
- Evening
- The close of the day before night begins.
- Week
- A period of seven consecutive days.
- Year
- A period of 365 days, or twelve months.
- Money
- Coins and paper notes used to buy goods and services.
- Shop
- A building or place where goods are sold to the public.
- Buy
- To pay money in exchange for getting an item.
- City
- A large town with many buildings, streets, and people.
- Street
- A public road in a city or town with houses alongside it.
- Car
- A road vehicle with four wheels powered by an engine.
- Bus
- A large motor vehicle designed to carry many passengers along a route.
- Walk
- To move forward by putting one foot in front of the other.
- Speak
- To say words and communicate using your voice.
- Listen
- To pay attention to sounds with your ears.
- Help
- To assist someone in doing something or solving a problem.
- Happy
- Feeling pleasure, joy, or satisfaction.
- Sad
- Feeling unhappy, sorrowful, or down.
- Tired
- Needing sleep or rest after exertion.
- Hungry
- Feeling the physical need or desire to eat food.
- Thirsty
- Feeling the need to drink water or other liquids.