A1 · 34 words
Clothes in Spanish
What you put on and how you buy it.
There are two words for putting something on, and the difference is between the act and the state: ponerse is putting it on and llevar is having it on. English makes the same split with « put on » and « wear », so half of this comes free. What does not come free is the rest of llevar. The same verb means « to carry » — llevo las maletas — and « to take somebody somewhere » — te llevo a la estación. One Spanish verb covers three English ones, and only the sentence around it says which is meant.
The words
Verb (4)
probarseto try onVerbA1
llevarto wear; to carryVerbA1
ponerseto put onVerbA1
quitarseto take offVerbA1
Phrase (2)
quedar biento suitPhraseA1
la ropa interiorthe underwearPhraseA1
Noun (f) (12)
la camisathe shirtNoun (f)A1
la camisetathe T-shirtNoun (f)A1
la faldathe skirtNoun (f)A1
la chaquetathe jacketNoun (f)A1
las gafasthe glassesNoun (f)A1
la tallathe sizeNoun (f)A1
la lanawoolNoun (f)A1
la rebajathe discount, the salesNoun (f)A1
la bufandathe scarfNoun (f)A1
la gorrathe capNoun (f)A1
las botasthe bootsNoun (f)A1
la corbatathe tieNoun (f)A1
Noun (m) (16)
el pantalónthe trousersNoun (m)A1
el vestidothe dressNoun (m)A1
el jerseythe jumperNoun (m)A1
los zapatosthe shoesNoun (m)A1
los calcetinesthe socksNoun (m)A1
el sombrerothe hatNoun (m)A1
el bolsothe handbagNoun (m)A1
el cinturónthe beltNoun (m)A1
el númerothe number; the shoe sizeNoun (m)A1
el probadorthe fitting roomNoun (m)A1
el algodóncottonNoun (m)A1
el chalecothe waistcoatNoun (m)A1
los guantesthe glovesNoun (m)A1
el trajethe suitNoun (m)A1
el pijamathe pyjamasNoun (m)A1
el bañadorthe swimming costumeNoun (m)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 34 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.