Rosa: Hi my name is Rosa and today we will be doing the top 25 nouns in Spanish. So let’s begin. |
nombre “name”. |
The first one is nombre which means “name”. |
“My name is Rosa” Mi nombre es Rosa. |
¿Cuál es tu nombre? “what’s your name?” |
“The name of my favorite artist is Deftones.” El nombre de mi artista favorito es DEFTONES. |
día “day”. |
The next one is día which means “day”. |
Hoy es un buen día. “Today it’s a good day. “ |
“My favorite day of the week is Saturday.” Mi día favorito de la semana es el sábado. |
Vida “life”. |
The next one is vida which means “life”. |
Vive la vida. “Live the life.” |
año “year”. |
The next one is año which means “year”. |
“I was born in the year 1991.” Nací en el año 1991. |
“I would like to live in the 20s.” Me gustaría vivir en los años 20. |
“This year I want to travel to the United States.” Este año quiero viajar a los Estados Unidos. I would like to go to New York. |
Hora “time”. |
The next one is hora which means “time”. |
¿Qué hora es? “What time is it?” |
Ahora es la hora del desayuno. “Now it’s time for breakfast.” |
“Be on time there.” Estate a la hora allí. |
Momento “moment”. |
The next one is momento which is “moment”. |
“Wait a moment!” Espera un momento. |
“Live the moment!” Vive el momento. |
Lugar “Place”. |
The next one is lugar which means “place”. |
Cual es tu lugar favorito? “What is your favorite place?” |
Mi lugar favorito de España es Barcelona. “My favorite place in Spain is Barcelona.” |
Parte “part”. |
The next one is parte which means “part”. |
Esto es parte de la historia. “This is part of the story. “ |
Parte de mi quiere volver a estudiar y parte de mi no. “A part of me wants to go back to study and a part of me doesn’t.” |
Tiempo “Time”. |
The next one is tiempo which means “time” or also “weather”. |
“What’s the weather like?” Que tiempo hace? |
“Her running time was 20 minutes.” Su tiempo de carrera fue de 20 minutos. |
El tiempo pasa muy rápido. “Time passes by very quickly.” |
Casa “House”, “home”. |
The next one is casa which means “house”, “home”. |
“I’ve never lived in a house.” Nunca he vivido en una casa. |
“I would like to live in a beach house.” Me gustaría vivir en una casa de playa. |
Hoy “Today”. |
The next one is hoy which means “today”. |
Hoy va a llover. “Today it’s going to rain.” |
“Today I have pancakes for breakfast. “Hoy comí tortitas por el desayuno. |
Hoy tengo muchas cosas que hacer. “Today I have lots of things to do.” |
Ayer “Yesterday”. |
The next one is ayer which means “yesterday”. |
Ayer estuve grabando otros vídeos. “Yesterday I was recording other videos.” |
“Yesterday is history.” El ayer es historia. |
Mañana “Morning”, “tomorrow”. |
The next one is mañana which means “morning” and also “tomorrow”. |
Mañana es mi dia libre. “Tomorrow it’s my day off.” |
Lo primero que hago cuando me levantó por la mañana es desayunar. “The first thing I do when I wake up in the morning is having breakfast.” |
El mañana es un misterio. “Tomorrow is a mystery.” |
Semana “Week”. |
The next one is semana which means “week”. |
Esta semana estoy viajando. “This week, I am traveling.“ |
La semana que viene voy a comer los donuts fritos de mi madre. “Next week, I am going to eat my mother’s fried donuts.” |
Mes “month”. |
The next one is mes which means “month”. |
Mi mes preferido es mayo. “My favorite month is May.” |
El mes que viene quiero conseguir mi permiso de conducir. “Next month, I want to get my driver’s license.” |
Hombre “Man”. |
The next one is hombre which means “man”. |
“Mankind has made a great progress in technology.” El hombre ha hecho un enorme progreso en tecnología. |
Muyer “Woman”. |
The next one is muyer which means “woman”. |
Esa mujer trabaja demasiado. “That woman works too much.” |
El nombre de su mujer es María. “His wife’s name is Maria.” |
Señor “Gentleman”. |
The next one is señor which means “gentleman”. |
“Ladies and gentlemen!” Señoras y señores! |
País “country”. |
País which means “country”. |
“What’s your favorite country?” Cual es tu país preferido? |
Este país es muy diferente del mío. “This country is very different from mine.” |
“I like the country Thailand because it has great food.” Me gusta el país Tailandia porque su comida es increíble. |
Mundo “World”. |
The next word is mundo which means “world”. |
When you are for example visiting another country and you meet someone from your own country, you can say El mundo es un pañuelo, “the world is a handkerchief” meaning that the world is too small. No me lo creo! “I can’t believe it.” The world is a handkerchief. |
“The world goes round and round.” El mundo gira y gira. |
Trabajo “work”, “job”. |
Trabajo which means “work” and “job”. |
Cual es tu trabajo? “What is your job?” |
“In Spain, a job is normally 40 hours a week.” En Espana un trabajo normalmente es de 40 horas a la semana. |
A job that I would like to do would be an illustrator. |
Persona “Person”. |
The next one is persona which means “person”. |
Eres mi persona preferida. “You are my favorite person.” |
“I am a shy person.” Soy una persona tímida. |
Cosa “Thing”. |
The next one is cosa which means “thing”. |
Tengo muchas cosas que hacer. “I got a lot of things to do.” |
“The thing I like most about this place is the service.” La cosa que me gusta más de este sitio es el servicio. |
Ciudad “city”. |
The next one is ciudad which means “city”. |
Mi ciudad no es muy grande. “My city is not very big”. |
“Very big cities can be a bit stressful for me.” Las ciudades muy grandes pueden ser un poco estresantes para mi. |
Agua “water”. |
The next one is agua which means “water”. |
Tu cuerpo es dos tercios de agua. “Your body is two-thirds of water.” |
“Bring a bottle of water with you when you exercise.” Lleva una botella de agua cuando hagas ejercicio. |
Música “Music”. |
The next one is música which means “music”. |
Hace algunos años solo escuchaba música hardcore. “Some years ago, I only listened to hardcore music.” |
This is the end of today’s top 25 nouns in Spanish. Thank you for watching and I hope you learned something useful today. Don’t forget to subscribe. Bye. The world is a handkerchief. |
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