A1 · 17 words
What lies about the room in Spanish
Sixteen everyday things the basic vocabulary had missed.
This list came out of drawing the pictures, and that is its real point: the stock knew el espejo retrovisor and el espejo cóncavo but not the mirror itself. A picture can be drawn for el espejo and not for el espejo cóncavo, so it was the drawing that found the gap. One word here does the work of two English ones. El reloj is the clock on the wall and the watch on a wrist, and where the wrist has to be said it is el reloj de pulsera. English chose two words for the same machine depending on where it hangs; Spanish did not.
The words
Noun (m) (7)
el bancothe benchNoun (m)A1
el espejothe mirrorNoun (m)A1
el relojthe clock, the watchNoun (m)A1
el portátilthe laptopNoun (m)A1
el jabónthe soapNoun (m)A1
el conejothe rabbitNoun (m)A1
el nidothe nestNoun (m)A1
Noun (f) (10)
la cámarathe cameraNoun (f)A1
la pilathe batteryNoun (f)A1
la tazathe cupNoun (f)A1
la teterathe teapotNoun (f)A1
la mantequillathe butterNoun (f)A1
las tijerasthe scissorsNoun (f)A1
la pelotathe ballNoun (f)A1
la narizthe noseNoun (f)A1
la orejathe earNoun (f)A1
el alathe wingNoun (f)A1
This list belongs to Family, home and clothes — eight lists and 324 words that can also be practised as a whole.
Practise this list
From these 17 words, as many per round as you like — up to all of them: first what is due today, then new ones. First you choose, then you fill the gap, then you write it yourself. Mistakes come back again shortly.