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10,000 most common Spanish words

Ranked by how often each word turns up in everyday Spanish, with its meaning in English.

Spanish verbs carry the subject in their ending, so you will meet several forms of the same verb as separate entries here — es, era, fue and sea are all ser. Learning them as they come is closer to how the language is actually spoken than learning the infinitive alone.

The most common words in Spanish, most frequent first, with IPA pronunciations and English meanings.

#	Word	In English
1	de /de/	of, from Example
2	que /ke/	that Example
3	no /ˈno/	not Example
4	a /a/	to Example
5	la /la/	the Example
6	el /el/	the Example
7	y /i/	and Example
8	es /ˈes/	to be Example
9	en /en/	in, at, on Example
10	lo /lo/	it; the Example
11	un /un/	a, an Example
12	por /poɾ/	by Example
13	qué /ˈke/	what; which Example
14	me /me/	me Example
15	una /ˈuna/	a, an Example
16	los /los/	the Example
17	se /se/	oneself, himself, herself Example
18	te /te/	yourself Example
19	con /kon/	with Example
20	para /paɾa/	for, to Example
21	está /esˈta/	to be Example
22	mi /mi/	my Example
23	pero /ˈpeɾo/	but Example
24	sí /ˈsi/	yes, yeah Example
25	si /si/	if, whether Example
26	bien /ˈbjen/	well Example
27	eso /ˈeso/	that one Example
28	su /su/	his, her, their Example
29	las /las/	the Example
30	yo /ˈʝo/	first-person singular pronoun in the nominative case; I Example
31	del /del/	of the, from the Example
32	como /komo/	as Example
33	aquí /aˈki/	here Example
34	tu /tu/	your Example
35	al /al/	to the, at the Example
36	más /ˈmas/	more; -er Example
37	le /le/	to him, for him; dative of él Example
38	esto /ˈesto/	this Example
39	todo /ˈtodo/	all; every Example
40	ya /ˈʝa/	now, right now, anymore, no longer Example
41	estoy /esˈtoi/	to be Example
42	ahora /aˈoɾa/	now Example
43	muy /ˈmwi/	apocopic form of mucho; very Example
44	ha /ˈa/	have; forms the perfect aspect Example
45	esta /ˈesta/	this Example
46	así /aˈsi/	like this; like that; as such; thus; so; thereby; this way,… Example
47	vamos /ˈbamos/	to go Example
48	algo /ˈalɡo/	something, anything Example
49	hay /ˈai/	have; forms the perfect aspect Example
50	bueno /ˈbweno/	good Example
51	tengo /ˈtenɡo/	to have; to possess Example
52	él /ˈel/	he, him, masculine personal third person subject and… Example
53	cuando /ˈkwando/	when Example
54	estás /esˈtas/	to be Example
55	sé /ˈse/	to know, to understand Example
56	tú /ˈtu/	you Example
57	nos /nos/	we Example
58	nada /ˈnada/	nothing, zero, zilch, not...anything Example
59	cómo /ˈkomo/	how? Example
60	este /ˈeste/	this Example
61	o /o/	or Example
62	he /ˈe/	here is Example
63	ser /ˈseɾ/	to be Example
64	tiene /ˈtjene/	to have; to possess Example
65	puedo /ˈpwedo/	to be able to, can Example
66	ella /ˈeʝa/	she, her Example
67	quiero /ˈkjeɾo/	to desire, to want, to want to Example
68	hacer /aˈθeɾ/	to do, perform, execute, carry out Example
69	fue /ˈfwe/	to go Example
70	gracias /ˈɡɾasjas/	grace, charm Example
71	vez /ˈbeθ/	time, instance Example
72	era /ˈeɾa/	to be Example
73	soy /ˈsoi/	to be Example
74	sólo /ˈsolo/	superseded spelling of solo Example
75	todos /ˈtodos/	all; every Example
76	porque /ˈpoɾke/	because Example
77	son /ˈson/	to be Example
78	tienes /ˈtjenes/	to have; to possess Example
79	creo /ˈkɾeo/	to believe Example
80	voy /ˈboi/	to go Example
81	sabes /ˈsabes/	to know, to understand Example
82	estaba /esˈtaba/	to be Example
83	puede /ˈpwede/	to be able to, can Example
84	eres /ˈeɾes/	to be Example
85	ese /ˈese/	that Example
86	usted /usˈted/	second person formal; you Example
87	entonces /enˈtonθes/	then, next, thereupon, at that time, at that point Example
88	hola /ˈola/	hello, hi, hey Example
89	solo /ˈsolo/	only; solely; just Example
90	verdad /beɾˈda/	truth Example
91	casa /ˈkasa/	to marry, wed someone to Example
92	tan /tan/	so, as Example
93	quién /ˈkjen/	who?, whom?; whose? Example
94	sus /sus/	your Example
95	tiempo /ˈtjempo/	time Example
96	dos /ˈdos/	two Example
97	esa /ˈesa/	that Example
98	nunca /ˈnunka/	never Example
99	dónde /ˈdonde/	where?; in what place? Example
100	va /ˈba/	to go Example
101	oh /ˈo/	oh Example
102	favor /faˈboɾ/	favor/favour Example
103	mucho /ˈmut͡ʃo/	much, a lot of Example
104	mí /ˈmi/	me Example
105	quieres /ˈkjeɾes/	to desire, to want, to want to Example
106	siento /ˈsjento/	to feel Example
107	señor /seˈɲoɾ/	mister, sir, lord Example
108	mejor /meˈxoɾ/	better Example
109	hace /ˈaθe/	ago Example
110	has /ˈas/	have; forms the perfect aspect Example
111	decir /deˈθiɾ/	to say, to tell Example
112	también /tamˈbjen/	also, too, as well Example
113	sobre /ˈsobɾe/	over, above, on, upon, atop Example
114	dios /ˈdjos/	god Example
115	sin /ˈsin/	without Example
116	tenemos /teˈnemos/	to have; to possess Example
117	están /esˈtan/	to be Example
118	ti /ˈti/	you Example
119	puedes /ˈpwedes/	to be able to, can Example
120	ver /ˈbeɾ/	to see, to spot Example
121	hombre /ˈombɾe/	man Example
122	vida /ˈbida/	life Example
123	alguien /ˈalɡjen/	someone, somebody Example
124	cosas /ˈkosas/	thing Example
125	siempre /ˈsjempɾe/	always Example
126	hasta /ˈasta/	even Example
127	ahí /aˈi/	there Example
128	ir /ˈiɾ/	to go Example
129	años /ˈaɲos/	year Example
130	antes /ˈantes/	earlier; before; sooner; previously; formerly; beforehand Example
131	estar /esˈtaɾ/	to be Example
132	ni /ˈni/	Used when negating two or more elements, and not, not A or… Example
133	poco /ˈpoko/	little, not much Example
134	día /ˈdia/	day Example
135	uno /ˈuno/	one Example
136	noche /ˈnot͡ʃe/	after dark, at night, nocturnally Example
137	hecho /ˈet͡ʃo/	to do, perform, execute, carry out Example
138	mis /mis/	apocopic form of mío, my Example
139	estamos /esˈtamos/	to be Example
140	otra /ˈotɾa/	other, another Example
141	acuerdo /aˈkweɾdo/	agreement Example
142	trabajo /tɾaˈbaxo/	to work Example
143	nosotros /noˈsotɾos/	we Example
144	parece /paˈɾeθe/	to seem, to see fit Example
145	gente /ˈxente/	people Example
146	sea /ˈsea/	to be Example
147	padre /ˈpadɾe/	Father Example
148	mira /ˈmiɾa/	to look at Example
149	mismo /ˈmismo/	right, exactly, immediately Example
150	dijo /ˈdixo/	to say, to tell Example
151	nadie /ˈnadje/	no one; nobody Example
152	quiere /ˈkjeɾe/	to desire, to want, to want to Example
153	podría /poˈðɾia/	to be able to, can Example
154	hablar /aˈblaɾ/	to talk; to speak; to communicate using words Example
155	vas /ˈbas/	to go Example
156	ellos /ˈeʝos/	he, him, masculine personal third person subject and… Example
157	tal /ˈtal/	such Example
158	pasa /ˈpasa/	to pass, to hand, to slip Example
159	fuera /ˈfweɾa/	outside Example
160	después /desˈpwes/	later, afterwards, afterward, post Example
161	han /ˈan/	have; forms the perfect aspect Example
162	desde /ˈdesde/	since Example
163	dinero /diˈneɾo/	money Example
164	mundo /ˈmundo/	world, earth Example
165	claro /ˈklaɾo/	certainly, naturally, of course Example
166	momento /moˈmento/	moment, instant Example
167	les /les/	the Example
168	tener /teˈneɾ/	to have; to possess Example
169	estado /esˈtado/	to be Example
170	otro /ˈotɾo/	other, another Example
171	había /aˈbia/	have; forms the perfect aspect Example
172	mañana /maˈɲana/	tomorrow Example
173	tenía /teˈnia/	to have; to possess Example
174	madre /ˈmadɾe/	mother Example
175	vale /ˈbale/	a voucher; an IOU Example
176	lugar /luˈɡaɾ/	place Example
177	haciendo /aˈθjendo/	to do, perform, execute, carry out Example
178	donde /ˈdonde/	where, in what place Example
179	seguro /seˈɡuɾo/	for sure Example
180	sabe /ˈsabe/	to know, to understand Example
181	podemos /poˈdemos/	to be able to, can Example
182	tus /tus/	apocopic form of tuyo, your Example
183	espera /esˈpeɾa/	to hope Example
184	nuevo /ˈnwebo/	new Example
185	sido /ˈsido/	to be Example
186	cosa /ˈkosa/	thing Example
187	hijo /ˈixo/	son Example
188	allí /aˈʝi/	there Example
189	menos /ˈmenos/	less Example
190	tipo /ˈtipo/	like Example
191	amigo /aˈmiɡo/	friend Example
192	gran /ˈɡɾan/	apocopic form of grande; great, grand Example
193	nuestro /ˈnwestɾo/	ours Example
194	mujer /muˈxeɾ/	woman Example
195	mamá /maˈma/	mum, mom Example
196	luego /ˈlweɡo/	then Example
197	papá /paˈpa/	dad Example
198	días /ˈdias/	day Example
199	dice /ˈdiθe/	to say, to tell Example
200	hoy /ˈoi/	today, tonight Example
201	tres /ˈtɾes/	three Example
202	buena /ˈbwena/	good Example
203	necesito /ˌneseˈsito/	to need Example
204	dije /ˈdixe/	to say, to tell Example
205	oye /ˈoʝe/	to hear Example
206	gusta /ˈɡusta/	to like in a general sense Example
207	quería /keˈɾia/	to desire, to want, to want to Example
208	será /seˈɾa/	to be Example
209	haber /aˈbeɾ/	have; forms the perfect aspect Example
210	parte /ˈpaɾte/	to divide, split Example
211	todas /ˈtodas/	all; every Example
212	crees /ˈkɾees/	to believe Example
213	buen /ˈbwen/	apocopic form of bueno Example
214	conmigo /komˈmiɡo/	with me Example
215	nombre /ˈnombɾe/	name Example
216	mierda /ˈmjeɾda/	nothing Example
217	nuestra /ˈnwestɾa/	our, ours, to us Example
218	mal /ˈmal/	badly, poorly, ill Example
219	debe /ˈdebe/	to owe Example
220	realmente /reˌalˈmente/	really, actually, genuinely Example
221	estas /ˈestas/	this Example
222	aún /aˈun/	still, yet Example
223	mío /ˈmio/	mine; of mine Example
224	toda /ˈtoda/	all; every Example
225	hacerlo /aˈseɾlo/	to do, perform, execute, carry out Example
226	cada /ˈkada/	each; every Example
227	visto /ˈbisto/	to see, to spot Example
228	importa /imˈpoɾta/	to matter, to be important Example
229	contigo /konˈtiɡo/	with you Example
230	tienen /ˈtjenen/	to have; to possess Example
231	hemos /ˈemos/	have; forms the perfect aspect Example
232	razón /raˈθon/	reason Example
233	alguna /alˈɡuna/	some, any Example
234	tanto /ˈtanto/	so much; as much; that much Example
235	saber /saˈbeɾ/	to know, to understand Example
236	hizo /ˈiθo/	to do, perform, execute, carry out Example
237	veces /ˈbeθes/	by, times Example
238	serio /ˈseɾjo/	serious, earnest, sober, solemn Example
239	ven /ˈben/	to come, by default the speaker's location Example
240	idea /iˈdea/	to devise, to come up with Example
241	eh /ˈe/	hey! Example
242	tarde /ˈtaɾde/	late Example
243	problema /pɾoˈblema/	problem, issue, challenge Example
244	hora /ˈoɾa/	hour Example
245	cierto /ˈθjeɾto/	a certain, a specific Example
246	dicho /ˈdit͡ʃo/	said Example
247	quien /ˈkjen/	who Example
248	demasiado /demaˈsjado/	too much, excessively, far too much, overmuch Example
249	amor /aˈmoɾ/	love Example
250	entre /ˈentɾe/	between Example
251	ve /ˈbe/	to see, to spot Example
252	pasado /paˈsado/	to pass, to hand, to slip Example
253	familia /faˈmilja/	family Example
254	estos /ˈestos/	this Example
255	policía /poliˈθia/	Civility, polity, public order, police, fineness, neatness,… Example
256	debería /debeˈɾia/	to owe Example
257	ustedes /usˈtedes/	you, you guys, y'all, yous, yinz, ye Example
258	chica /ˈt͡ʃika/	boy; kid Example
259	esos /ˈesos/	that Example
260	chicos /ˈtʃikos/	small Example
261	cuenta /ˈkwenta/	to count; to tally Example
262	haces /ˈaθes/	to do, perform, execute, carry out Example
263	todavía /todaˈbia/	still, yet Example
264	salir /saˈliɾ/	to go out, to leave, to depart, to head out Example
265	algún /alˈɡun/	apocopic form of alguno; some, any Example
266	vaya /ˈbaʝa/	to go Example
267	unos /ˈunos/	about, approximately Example
268	veo /ˈbeo/	to see, to spot Example
269	amigos /aˈmiɡos/	friend Example
270	hermano /eɾˈmano/	brother Example
271	pensé /penˈse/	to think, ponder Example
272	sabía /saˈβia/	to know, to understand Example
273	cabeza /kaˈbeθa/	head Example
274	ah /ˈa/	ah Example
275	cariño /kaˈɾiɲo/	affection, fondness Example
276	digo /ˈdiɡo/	to say, to tell Example
277	van /ˈban/	to go Example
278	hombres /ˈombɾes/	man Example
279	buenas /ˈbwenas/	good Example
280	somos /ˈsomos/	to be Example
281	cualquier /kwalˈkjeɾ/	apocopic form of cualquiera; any; whatever; whichever Example
282	forma /ˈfoɾma/	shape; form; figure Example
283	mientras /ˈmjentɾas/	meanwhile Example
284	lado /ˈlado/	side Example
285	debo /ˈdebo/	to owe Example
286	sería /seˈɾia/	to be Example
287	caso /ˈkaso/	to marry, wed someone to Example
288	pueden /ˈpweden/	to be able to, can Example
289	pasó /paˈso/	to pass, to hand, to slip Example
290	primera /pɾiˈmeɾa/	first, first up Example
291	genial /xeˈnjal/	very well Example
292	chico /ˈt͡ʃiko/	small Example
293	supuesto /suˈpwesto/	supposed, self-styled, alleged Example
294	hice /ˈiθe/	to do, perform, execute, carry out Example
295	pues /ˈpwes/	so, then; in that case Example
296	adiós /aˈdjos/	goodbye, farewell Example
297	muchas /ˈmut͡ʃas/	much, a lot of Example
298	personas /peɾˈsonas/	person Example
299	señora /seˈɲoɾa/	great big; whopping Example
300	volver /bolˈbeɾ/	to return, to revert, to get back Example
301	esas /ˈesas/	that Example
302	quizá /kiˈθa/	perhaps, maybe Example
303	contra /kontɾa/	against, versus Example
304	camino /kaˈmino/	to walk Example
305	durante /duˈɾante/	during, in, over Example
306	hablando /aˈblando/	to talk; to speak; to communicate using words Example
307	manera /maˈneɾa/	way; manner; method; style Example
308	muerto /ˈmweɾto/	to die Example
309	persona /peɾˈsona/	person Example
310	rápido /ˈrapido/	rapidly, quickly, fast Example
311	cuál /ˈkwal/	what; which Example
312	ayuda /aˈʝuda/	to help Example
313	historia /isˈtoɾja/	history Example
314	iba /ˈiba/	to go Example
315	supongo /suˈpoŋɡo/	to suppose, to surmise, to assume, to guess, to imagine, to… Example
316	nueva /ˈnweba/	new Example
317	entiendo /enˈtjɛndo/	to understand, to fathom Example
318	dentro /ˈdentɾo/	inside Example
319	casi /ˈkasi/	almost Example
320	puerta /ˈpweɾta/	door Example
321	ves /ˈbes/	to see, to spot Example
322	pasar /paˈsaɾ/	to pass, to hand, to slip Example
323	primero /pɾiˈmeɾo/	first; first of all; firstly Example
324	significa /siɡniˈfika/	to signify Example
325	semana /seˈmana/	week Example
326	hacia /ˈaθja/	toward, towards Example
327	quizás /kiˈθas/	alternative form of quizá Example
328	espero /esˈpeɾo/	to hope Example
329	juntos /ˈxuntos/	together Example
330	año /ˈaɲo/	year Example
331	niños /ˈniɲos/	child, boy Example
332	pronto /ˈpɾonto/	soon Example
333	tío /ˈtio/	uncle Example
334	suerte /ˈsweɾte/	luck, fortune Example
335	ciudad /θiwˈdad/	city Example
336	siquiera /siˈkjeɾa/	at least, at the least Example
337	feliz /feˈliθ/	happy, merry Example
338	venir /beˈniɾ/	to come, by default the speaker's location Example
339	hija /ˈixa/	daughter; female equivalent of hijo Example
340	gustaría /ˌɡustaˈɾia/	to like in a general sense Example
341	minutos /miˈnutos/	minute Example
342	cuánto /ˈkwanto/	how much; how many Example
343	os /os/	you, to you, for you; dative and accusative of vosotros Example
344	hey /ˈxei/	hey! Example
345	muerte /ˈmweɾte/	death Example
346	dejar /deˈxaɾ/	to leave Example
347	realidad /realiˈdad/	reality Example
348	deja /ˈdexa/	to leave Example
349	problemas /pɾoˈblemas/	problem, issue, challenge Example
350	vi /ˈbi/	to see, to spot Example
351	da /ˈda/	to give, to give out Example
352	importante /impoɾˈtante/	important, that cares, that matters Example
353	dijiste /diˈxiste/	to say, to tell Example
354	corazón /koɾaˈθon/	heart Example
355	miedo /ˈmjedo/	fear Example
356	jefe /ˈxefe/	chief; president; head; leader of a business, political… Example
357	agua /ˈaɡwa/	water Example
358	haré /aˈɾe/	to do, perform, execute, carry out Example
359	justo /ˈxusto/	right, just Example
360	horas /ˈoɾas/	hour Example
361	poder /poˈdeɾ/	to be able to, can Example
362	buenos /ˈbwenos/	good Example
363	esposa /esˈposa/	wife Example
364	manos /ˈmanos/	hand Example
365	debes /ˈdebes/	to owe Example
366	viene /ˈbjene/	to come, by default the speaker's location Example
367	venga /ˈbenɡa/	to come, by default the speaker's location Example
368	nuestros /ˈnwestɾos/	our, ours, to us Example
369	ojos /ˈoxos/	eye Example
370	adelante /adeˈlante/	forward Example
371	encontrar /enkonˈtɾaɾ/	to meet Example
372	mano /ˈmano/	hand Example
373	cinco /ˈθinko/	five Example
374	niño /ˈniɲo/	child, boy Example
375	ninguna /ninˈɡuna/	no; none Example
376	otros /ˈotɾos/	other, another Example
377	cara /ˈkaɾa/	face Example
378	cuidado /kwiˈdado/	to look after, take care of Example
379	bajo /ˈbaxo/	low Example
380	cerca /ˈθeɾka/	close, near, around, about, nearly, nigh Example
381	viejo /ˈbjexo/	old Example
382	déjame /ˈdexame/	to leave Example
383	noches /ˈnotʃes/	night Example
384	bastante /basˈtante/	quite, rather, pretty, fairly Example
385	fin /ˈfin/	end Example
386	tomar /toˈmaɾ/	to take Example
387	único /ˈuniko/	only; single; sole Example
388	misma /ˈmisma/	same; identical; one and the same; indicates that the two… Example
389	escucha /esˈkut͡ʃa/	to listen to, to hear out Example
390	ningún /ninˈɡun/	apocopic form of ninguno Example
391	suficiente /sufiˈθjente/	sufficient, enough Example
392	punto /ˈpunto/	point Example
393	cuándo /ˈkwando/	when Example
394	sigue /ˈsiɡe/	to follow Example
395	haya /ˈaʝa/	have; forms the perfect aspect Example
396	equipo /eˈkipo/	team Example
397	grande /ˈɡɾande/	big, large Example
398	necesita /neθeˈsita/	to need Example
399	llegar /ʝeˈɡaɾ/	to arrive, get Example
400	incluso /inˈkluso/	even Example
401	algunos /alˈɡunos/	some, any Example
402	doctor /doɡˈtoɾ/	physician Example
403	difícil /diˈfiθil/	difficult, hard, tough, challenging, rough, tricky, trying,… Example
404	aunque /ˈaunke/	though, although, even though, albeit Example
405	hubiera /uˈbjeɾa/	have; forms the perfect aspect Example
406	primer /pɾiˈmeɾ/	apocopic form of primero Example
407	coche /ˈkot͡ʃe/	car, automobile Example
408	hago /ˈaɡo/	to do, perform, execute, carry out Example
409	clase /ˈklase/	lecture Example
410	cuatro /ˈkwatɾo/	four Example
411	mas /mas/	but Example
412	dices /ˈdiθes/	to say, to tell Example
413	pequeño /peˈkeɲo/	small; little Example
414	llama /ˈʝama/	to summon, to call Example
415	toma /ˈtoma/	to take Example
416	hiciste /iˈθiste/	to do, perform, execute, carry out Example
417	allá /aˈʝa/	there, over there, thither, yonder Example
418	última /ˈultima/	final; last Example
419	arriba /aˈriba/	above, over Example
420	tierra /ˈtjera/	Earth Example
421	guerra /ˈɡera/	war, warfare Example
422	pensar /penˈsaɾ/	to think, ponder Example
423	pueda /ˈpweda/	to be able to, can Example
424	igual /iˈɡwal/	in the same way; just like Example
425	loco /ˈloko/	crazy, insane, mad, nuts Example
426	sangre /ˈsanɡɾe/	blood Example
427	mujeres /muˈxeɾes/	woman Example
428	vuelta /ˈbwelta/	change Example
429	fui /ˈfwi/	to go Example
430	trabajar /tɾabaˈxaɾ/	to work Example
431	tenido /teˈnido/	to have; to possess Example
432	juego /ˈxweɡo/	to play Example
433	deberías /debeˈɾias/	to owe Example
434	cuerpo /ˈkweɾpo/	body Example
435	e /e/	and Example
436	algunas /alˈɡunas/	some, any Example
437	entrar /enˈtɾaɾ/	to enter; to come in; to get in; to go in; to get inside;… Example
438	cree /ˈkɾee/	to believe Example
439	podía /poˈdia/	to be able to, can Example
440	debemos /deˈbemos/	to owe Example
441	oportunidad /opoɾtuniˈdad/	opportunity, chance, shot, break, occasion, time Example
442	teléfono /teˈlefono/	telephone Example
443	necesitamos /ˌnesesiˈtamos/	to need Example
444	final /fiˈnal/	end Example
445	listo /ˈlisto/	clever, smart Example
446	fiesta /ˈfjesta/	party Example
447	muchos /ˈmut͡ʃos/	much, a lot of Example
448	estabas /esˈtabas/	to be Example
449	quieren /ˈkjeɾen/	to desire, to want, to want to Example
450	vete /ˈbete/	to go Example
451	auto /ˈauto/	car, automobile Example
452	dar /ˈdaɾ/	to give, to give out Example
453	vivir /biˈbiɾ/	to live; to be alive Example
454	posible /poˈsible/	possible Example
455	ok /ˌoˈkei/	OK Example
456	hermana /eɾˈmana/	sister; female equivalent of hermano Example
457	número /ˈnumeɾo/	number Example
458	meses /ˈmeses/	month Example
459	exactamente /eɡˌsaɡtaˈmente/	exactly Example
460	culpa /ˈkulpa/	fault Example
461	abajo /aˈbaxo/	down, downwards Example
462	escuela /esˈkwela/	school Example
463	ido /ˈido/	to go Example
464	fuerte /ˈfweɾte/	hard Example
465	diciendo /diˈθjendo/	to say, to tell Example
466	habla /ˈabla/	to talk; to speak; to communicate using words Example
467	esté /esˈte/	to be Example
468	ello /ˈeʝo/	it, neuter third-person subject and disjunctive pronoun Example
469	pregunta /pɾeˈɡunta/	to ask Example
470	chicas /ˈtʃikas/	small Example
471	eran /ˈeɾan/	to be Example
472	unas /ˈunas/	an; a Example
473	pasando /paˈsando/	to pass, to hand, to slip Example
474	atrás /aˈtɾas/	behind Example
475	malo /ˈmalo/	bad Example
476	capitán /kapiˈtan/	captain Example
477	bebé /beˈbe/	to drink Example
478	segundo /seˈɡundo/	second Example
479	sabemos /saˈbemos/	to know, to understand Example
480	mayor /maˈʝoɾ/	big, large Example
481	comida /koˈmida/	having had lunch; having already eaten Example
482	morir /moˈɾiɾ/	to die Example
483	conozco /koˈnoθko/	to know, to be familiar with, to be acquainted with Example
484	dame /ˈdame/	to give, to give out Example
485	fácil /ˈfaθil/	easily Example
486	comer /koˈmeɾ/	to eat Example
487	vino /ˈbino/	to come, by default the speaker's location Example
488	lista /ˈlista/	clever, smart Example
489	haga /ˈaɡa/	to do, perform, execute, carry out Example
490	necesitas /ˌneseˈsitas/	to need Example
491	hijos /ˈixos/	son Example
492	probablemente /pɾoˌbableˈmente/	probably, likely Example
493	padres /ˈpadɾes/	cool, acceptable, easy Example
494	habitación /abitaˈθjon/	room Example
495	creer /kɾeˈeɾ/	to believe Example
496	pensando /penˈsando/	to think, ponder Example
497	fueron /ˈfweɾon/	to go Example
498	dime /ˈdime/	to say, to tell Example
499	trata /ˈtɾata/	to treat Example
500	buscando /busˈkando/	to seek, search for, look for, try to find, to scour Example
501	tuve /ˈtube/	to have; to possess Example
502	tampoco /tamˈpoko/	neither; nor; also not Example
503	amo /ˈamo/	to love, have great affection for, care about Example
504	joven /ˈxoben/	young, youthful Example
505	podrías /poˈðɾias/	to be able to, can Example
506	sola /ˈsola/	sole; one; only; single Example
507	par /ˈpaɾ/	even Example
508	única /ˈunika/	only; single; sole Example
509	hacen /ˈaθen/	to do, perform, execute, carry out Example
510	seguir /seˈɡiɾ/	to follow Example
511	simplemente /ˌsimpleˈmente/	simply Example
512	dicen /ˈdiθen/	to say, to tell Example
513	medio /ˈmedjo/	half, incompletely Example
514	puta /ˈputa/	fucking, goddamn Example
515	saben /ˈsaben/	to know, to understand Example
516	sentido /senˈtido/	to feel Example
517	hagas /ˈaɡas/	to do, perform, execute, carry out Example
518	segura /seˈɡuɾa/	secure; safe Example
519	esperar /espeˈɾaɾ/	to hope Example
520	lejos /ˈlexos/	far, far away Example
521	arma /ˈaɾma/	weapon, arm Example
522	alto /ˈalto/	up, high, highly Example
523	pequeña /peˈkeɲa/	small; little Example
524	dólares /ˈdolaɾes/	dollar Example
525	seis /ˈseis/	six Example
526	estaban /esˈtaban/	to be Example
527	seguridad /seɡuɾiˈdad/	safety, security Example
528	maldita /malˈdita/	cursed Example
529	estuvo /esˈtubo/	to be Example
530	preocupes /ˌpɾeoˈkupes/	to worry, to concern, to trouble, to be worrisome to, to… Example
531	palabra /paˈlabɾa/	word Example
532	esperando /espeˈɾando/	to hope Example
533	queda /ˈkeda/	quiet, still Example
534	oficina /ofiˈθina/	office Example
535	matar /maˈtaɾ/	to kill, slay Example
536	iré /iˈɾe/	to go Example
537	cama /ˈkama/	bed Example
538	además /adeˈmas/	in addition, moreover, furthermore, further, also,… Example
539	último /ˈultimo/	final; last Example
540	oído /oˈido/	to hear Example
541	habría /aˈbɾia/	have; forms the perfect aspect Example
542	estará /estaˈɾa/	to be Example
543	dio /ˈdjo/	to give, to give out Example
544	recuerdo /reˈkweɾdo/	to remember, to recollect Example
545	siendo /ˈsjendo/	to be Example
546	acerca /aˈθeɾka/	only used in acerca de Example
547	tenga /ˈtenɡa/	to have; to possess Example
548	luz /ˈluθ/	light Example
549	correcto /koˈreɡto/	correct, right Example
550	demonios /deˈmonjos/	the hell, on earth Example
551	nuestras /ˈnwestɾas/	our, ours, to us Example
552	verte /ˈbeɾte/	to see, to spot Example
553	dormir /doɾˈmiɾ/	to sleep Example
554	sitio /ˈsitjo/	site, place Example
555	ayudar /aʝuˈdaɾ/	to help Example
556	conseguir /konseˈɡiɾ/	to achieve, succeed in, reach, accomplish, attain Example
557	di /ˈdi/	to give, to give out Example
558	marido /maˈɾido/	husband Example
559	paz /ˈpaθ/	peace Example
560	idiota /iˈdjota/	idiotic Example
561	plan /ˈplan/	scheme Example
562	dado /ˈdado/	given, considering Example
563	cuanto /ˈkwanto/	whatever quantity, as much, however much Example
564	peor /peˈoɾ/	bad Example
565	murió /muˈɾjo/	to die Example
566	pueblo /ˈpweblo/	town, village Example
567	vivo /ˈbibo/	to live; to be alive Example
568	venido /beˈnido/	to come, by default the speaker's location Example
569	basta /ˈbasta/	as long as; provided that; only if Example
570	paso /ˈpaso/	to pass, to hand, to slip Example
571	deberíamos /debeˈɾiamos/	to owe Example
572	música /ˈmusika/	music Example
573	diga /ˈdiɡa/	to say, to tell Example
574	minuto /miˈnuto/	minute Example
575	anoche /aˈnot͡ʃe/	last night Example
576	llamar /ʝaˈmaɾ/	to summon, to call Example
577	piensa /ˈpjɛnsa/	to think, ponder Example
578	país /paˈis/	country Example
579	digas /ˈdiɡas/	to say, to tell Example
580	rey /ˈrei/	king Example
581	perdón /peɾˈdon/	sorry, pardon me Example
582	mucha /ˈmut͡ʃa/	much, a lot of Example
583	falta /ˈfalta/	lack, shortage Example
584	pienso /ˈpjenso/	to think, ponder Example
585	diablos /ˈdjablos/	the hell Example
586	perdido /peɾˈdido/	to lose Example
587	niña /ˈniɲa/	girl, female equivalent of niño Example
588	señorita /seɲoˈɾita/	young woman Example
589	diez /ˈdjeθ/	ten Example
590	lleva /ˈʝeba/	to take somewhere Example
591	hospital /ospiˈtal/	hospital Example
592	grandes /ˈɡɾandes/	big, large Example
593	maldito /malˈdito/	cursed Example
594	otras /ˈotɾas/	other, another Example
595	llamado /ʝaˈmado/	to summon, to call Example
596	hacemos /aˈθemos/	to do, perform, execute, carry out Example
597	llevar /ʝeˈbaɾ/	to take somewhere Example
598	fuego /ˈfweɡo/	fire Example
599	aqui /ˈaki/	misspelling of aquí Example
600	tuvo /ˈtubo/	to have; to possess Example
601	poner /poˈneɾ/	to put, to place Example
602	calle /ˈkaʝe/	street Example
603	acaba /aˈkaba/	to finish; to end Example
604	prueba /ˈpɾweba/	to prove Example
605	increíble /inkɾeˈible/	incredible, unbelievable Example
606	real /reˈal/	true friend, best friend Example
607	libro /ˈlibɾo/	book Example
608	orden /ˈoɾden/	order Example
609	semanas /seˈmanas/	week Example
610	especial /espeˈθjal/	special Example
611	mía /ˈmia/	mine, my; of mine Example
612	café /kaˈfe/	brown Example
613	duro /ˈduɾo/	hard Example
614	empezar /empeˈθaɾ/	to start, begin, to get started Example
615	afuera /aˈfweɾa/	out, outside Example
616	queremos /keˈɾemos/	to desire, to want, to want to Example
617	perro /ˈpero/	dog, domesticated for thousands of years and of highly… Example
618	cielo /ˈθjelo/	sky Example
619	puesto /ˈpwesto/	to put, to place Example
620	viaje /biˈaxe/	to travel, journey Example
621	detrás /deˈtɾas/	behind, at the rear Example
622	cuarto /ˈkwaɾto/	fourth Example
623	querida /keˈɾida/	sweetheart Example
624	haría /aˈɾia/	to do, perform, execute, carry out Example
625	preguntas /pɾeˈɣuntas/	question Example
626	piensas /ˈpjɛnsas/	to think, ponder Example
627	querido /keˈɾido/	to desire, to want, to want to Example
628	libre /ˈlibɾe/	free Example
629	buscar /busˈkaɾ/	to seek, search for, look for, try to find, to scour Example
630	cual /ˈkwal/	like, as, in the manner of Example
631	diré /diˈɾe/	to say, to tell Example
632	suena /ˈswena/	to sound, to ring Example
633	jugar /xuˈɡaɾ/	to play Example
634	cambio /ˈkambjo/	to change, to shift, to switch, to alter Example
635	película /peˈlikula/	film Example
636	millones /mijˈjones/	million Example
637	habrá /aˈbɾa/	have; forms the perfect aspect Example
638	llamada /ʝaˈmada/	called Example
639	resto /ˈresto/	rest, remainder Example
640	vemos /ˈbemos/	to see, to spot Example
641	extraño /e(ɡ)sˈtɾaɲo/	strange, unusual, odd, weird, bizarre, uncanny, rare,… Example
642	mala /ˈmala/	devil Example
643	presidente /pɾesiˈdente/	president, head Example
644	irme /ˈiɾme/	to go Example
645	ropa /ˈropa/	garment, clothing, clothes, robes Example
646	perder /peɾˈdeɾ/	to lose Example
647	vuelve /ˈbwelbe/	to return, to revert, to get back Example
648	agente /aˈxente/	agent Example
649	palabras /paˈlabɾas/	word Example
650	información /infoɾmaˈθjon/	information, data Example
651	raro /ˈraɾo/	rare Example
652	hará /aˈɾa/	to do, perform, execute, carry out Example
653	entiendes /enˈtjɛndes/	to understand, to fathom Example
654	éste /ˈeste/	this one Example
655	trabajando /ˌtɾaβaˈxando/	to work Example
656	tratando /tɾaˈtando/	to treat Example
657	general /xeneˈɾal/	general, overall Example
658	trato /ˈtɾato/	to treat Example
659	usar /uˈsaɾ/	to use Example
660	perfecto /peɾˈfeɡto/	perfect Example
661	derecho /deˈɾet͡ʃo/	straight Example
662	modo /ˈmodo/	way, manner Example
663	ayer /aˈʝeɾ/	yesterday Example
664	conoces /koˈnoθes/	to know, to be familiar with, to be acquainted with Example
665	demás /deˈmas/	others, other ones Example
666	quieras /ˈkjeɾas/	to desire, to want, to want to Example
667	podríamos /poˈðɾiamos/	to be able to, can Example
668	noticias /noˈtiθjas/	notice Example
669	asesino /aseˈsino/	murderous, homicidal Example
670	encontrado /enkonˈtɾado/	to meet Example
671	control /konˈtɾol/	control, or running of a business Example
672	odio /ˈodjo/	hate, hatred, loathing Example
673	frente /ˈfɾente/	forehead, brow Example
674	sexo /ˈseɡso/	sex Example
675	decirle /deˈsiɾle/	to say, to tell Example
676	estaré /estaˈɾe/	to be Example
677	divertido /dibeɾˈtido/	entertaining, amusing, funny Example
678	armas /ˈaɾmas/	weapon, arm Example
679	recuerdas /reˈkweɾðas/	to remember, to recollect Example
680	amiga /aˈmiɡa/	friend Example
681	grupo /ˈɡɾupo/	group Example
682	asunto /aˈsunto/	matter, issue, business Example
683	acabo /aˈkabo/	to finish; to end Example
684	mensaje /menˈsaxe/	message Example
685	encima /enˈθima/	on top of something Example
686	atención /atenˈθjon/	attention Example
687	diferente /difeˈɾente/	differently Example
688	uh /u/	used to express disappointment or disdain Example
689	cállate /ˈkaʝate/	shut up! Example
690	daño /ˈdaɲo/	damage Example
691	sucede /suˈseðe/	to happen, to befall, to occur Example
692	cambiar /kamˈbjaɾ/	to change, to shift, to switch, to alter Example
693	siguiente /siˈɡjente/	following Example
694	sino /ˈsino/	but Example
695	seas /ˈseas/	to be Example
696	médico /ˈmediko/	doctor Example
697	boca /ˈboka/	mouth, oral cavity Example
698	dejó /deˈxo/	to leave Example
699	error /eˈroɾ/	error Example
700	jamás /xaˈmas/	never Example
701	largo /ˈlaɾɡo/	long Example
702	pena /ˈpena/	punishment, sentence Example
703	voz /ˈboθ/	voice Example
704	futuro /fuˈtuɾo/	future Example
705	siente /ˈsjente/	to feel Example
706	secreto /seˈkɾeto/	secret Example
707	baño /ˈbaɲo/	bath Example
708	mil /ˈmil/	thousand Example
709	decirte /deˈsiɾte/	to say, to tell Example
710	pensaba /penˈsaβa/	to think, ponder Example
711	novia /ˈnobja/	boyfriend Example
712	propia /ˈpɾopja/	own Example
713	sueño /ˈsweɲo/	sleep, slumber Example
714	haz /ˈaθ/	to do, perform, execute, carry out Example
715	fuerza /ˈfweɾθa/	force Example
716	deben /ˈdeben/	to owe Example
717	supone /suˈpone/	to suppose, to surmise, to assume, to guess, to imagine, to… Example
718	estábamos /esˈtabamos/	to be Example
719	ambos /ˈambos/	both Example
720	ay /ˈai/	ah!, alas! Example
721	estuve /esˈtube/	to be Example
722	encontré /ˌenkonˈtɾe/	to meet Example
723	vuelto /ˈbwelto/	to return, to revert, to get back Example
724	dolor /doˈloɾ/	pain, ache, aching soreness, tenderness Example
725	dile /ˈdile/	to say, to tell Example
726	encanta /enˈkanta/	to charm, to enchant Example
727	edad /eˈdad/	age Example
728	darle /ˈdaɾle/	to give, to give out Example
729	pie /ˈpje/	foot Example
730	negro /ˈneɡɾo/	black Example
731	ganar /ɡaˈnaɾ/	to gain Example
732	aire /ˈaiɾe/	air Example
733	lamento /laˈmento/	lament Example
734	verlo /ˈbeɾlo/	to see, to spot Example
735	asesinato /asesiˈnato/	assassination Example
736	vio /ˈbjo/	to see, to spot Example
737	adónde /aˈdonde/	to where, whither, whereto Example
738	llegado /ʝeˈɡado/	to arrive, get Example
739	disculpe /disˈkulpe/	excuse me; pardon me Example
740	s /ˈɛse/	abbreviation of sur; south Example
741	cita /ˈθita/	date Example
742	estaría /estaˈɾia/	to be Example
743	fuiste /ˈfwiste/	to go Example
744	sistema /sisˈtema/	system Example
745	gusto /ˈɡusto/	taste Example
746	pobre /ˈpobɾe/	poor Example
747	negocio /neˈɡoθjo/	business, enterprise Example
748	mente /ˈmente/	mind, intellect Example
749	tuyo /ˈtuʝo/	yours Example
750	campo /ˈkampo/	countryside, country Example
751	mire /ˈmiɾe/	to look at Example
752	situación /sitwaˈθjon/	situation, scenario, picture Example
753	tras /ˈtɾas/	after, following, in the wake of; upon Example
754	hotel /oˈtel/	hotel Example
755	vosotros /boˈsotɾos/	you, you guys; second person plural personal pronoun Example
756	funciona /funˈsjona/	to work, to function Example
757	foto /ˈfoto/	photo, photograph Example
758	abogado /aboˈɡado/	lawyer, solicitor, counsel Example
759	loca /ˈloka/	crazy, insane, mad, nuts Example
760	propio /ˈpɾopjo/	own Example
761	alrededor /alredeˈdoɾ/	around Example
762	próxima /ˈpɾoɡsima/	near Example
763	terminado /teɾmiˈnado/	to finish, to end, to terminate, to conclude Example
764	hablas /ˈablas/	speech Example
765	pagar /paˈɡaɾ/	to pay Example
766	mató /maˈto/	to kill, slay Example
767	llamo /ˈʝamo/	to summon, to call Example
768	personal /peɾsoˈnal/	personnel, staff Example
769	sientes /ˈsjɛntes/	to feel Example
770	ocurre /oˈkure/	to happen, to occur Example
771	ésta /ˈesta/	this one Example
772	recuerda /reˈkweɾða/	to remember, to recollect Example
773	mitad /miˈtad/	half Example
774	quiera /ˈkjeɾa/	to desire, to want, to want to Example
775	pelo /ˈpelo/	hair Example
776	tenías /teˈnias/	to have; to possess Example
777	viste /ˈbiste/	to see, to spot Example
778	oficial /ofiˈθjal/	official Example
779	llegó /ʝeˈɣo/	to arrive, get Example
780	compañía /kompaˈɲia/	company, enterprise, business, firm Example
781	relación /relaˈθjon/	relation Example
782	conoce /koˈnoθe/	to know, to be familiar with, to be acquainted with Example
783	pase /ˈpase/	to pass, to hand, to slip Example
784	montón /monˈton/	heap, pile Example
785	mejores /meˈxoɾes/	better Example
786	creí /kɾeˈi/	to believe Example
787	cena /ˈθena/	to dine; to have supper; to have a lavish meal Example
788	sentir /senˈtiɾ/	to feel Example
789	través /tɾaˈbes/	bend, turn Example
790	accidente /aɡθiˈdente/	accident Example
791	i /ˈi/	to go Example
792	ellas /ˈeʝas/	they, them Example
793	caja /ˈkaxa/	box, case Example
794	tranquilo /tɾanˈkilo/	calm, peaceful, tranquil, quiet Example
795	bonito /boˈnito/	pretty, cute Example
796	eras /ˈeɾas/	era, age Example
797	asi /ˈasi/	misspelling of así Example
798	pudo /ˈpudo/	to be able to, can Example
799	vive /ˈbibe/	to live; to be alive Example
800	vista /ˈbista/	seen Example
801	estúpido /esˈtupido/	stupid Example
802	línea /ˈlinea/	line Example
803	caballeros /ˌkaβajˈjeɾos/	horseman Example
804	haremos /aˈɾemos/	to do, perform, execute, carry out Example
805	dan /ˈdan/	to give, to give out Example
806	quédate /ˈkeðate/	to be, to end up Example
807	tienda /ˈtjenda/	tent Example
808	comprar /komˈpɾaɾ/	to buy Example
809	entendido /entenˈdido/	to understand, to fathom Example
810	centro /ˈθentɾo/	center Example
811	salvo /ˈsalbo/	except, apart from Example
812	mes /ˈmes/	month Example
813	sol /ˈsol/	sun Example
814	tonto /ˈtonto/	stupid Example
815	hambre /ˈambɾe/	hunger Example
816	mesa /ˈmesa/	table Example
817	respuesta /resˈpwesta/	reply, response, answer Example
818	completamente /komˌpletaˈmente/	completely Example
819	carta /ˈkaɾta/	letter Example
820	totalmente /toˌtalˈmente/	totally Example
821	imposible /impoˈsible/	impossible Example
822	pruebas /ˈpɾwebas/	proof; evidence Example
823	novio /ˈnobjo/	boyfriend Example
824	normal /noɾˈmal/	normal, standard, regular, fine Example
825	gustan /ˈɡustan/	to like in a general sense Example
826	pude /ˈpuðe/	to be able to, can Example
827	traje /ˈtɾaxe/	to bring Example
828	dirección /diɾeɡˈθjon/	direction Example
829	siete /ˈsjete/	seven Example
830	dijeron /diˈxeɾon/	to say, to tell Example
831	placer /plaˈθeɾ/	to like Example
832	sean /ˈsean/	to be Example
833	tendrá /tenˈdɾa/	to have; to possess Example
834	barco /ˈbaɾko/	boat Example
835	blanco /ˈblanko/	white Example
836	profesor /pɾofeˈsoɾ/	professor Example
837	servicio /seɾˈbiθjo/	service Example
838	muchacho /muˈt͡ʃat͡ʃo/	boy or young adult Example
839	reunión /reuˈnjon/	meeting, session, appointment Example
840	dejado /deˈxado/	to leave Example
841	ley /ˈlei/	law Example
842	quisiera /kiˈsjeɾa/	to desire, to want, to want to Example
843	hubo /ˈubo/	have; forms the perfect aspect Example
844	programa /pɾoˈɡɾama/	programme, program Example
845	carrera /kaˈreɾa/	race Example
846	cumpleaños /kumpleˈaɲos/	birthday Example
847	muchachos /muˈt͡ʃat͡ʃos/	boy or young adult Example
848	culo /ˈkulo/	ass, arse, booty, rear, behind, butt, buttocks Example
849	canción /kanˈθjon/	song Example
850	hermosa /eɾˈmosa/	gorgeous, beautiful, handsome, lovely Example
851	universidad /unibeɾsiˈdad/	university, college Example
852	boda /ˈboda/	wedding Example
853	decirme /deˈsiɾme/	to say, to tell Example
854	cualquiera /kwalˈkjeɾa/	anyone, whoever, whomever Example
855	tengas /ˈtenɡas/	to have; to possess Example
856	hacía /aˈθia/	to do, perform, execute, carry out Example
857	estés /esˈtes/	to be Example
858	sala /ˈsala/	room Example
859	llevo /ˈʝeβo/	to take somewhere Example
860	decisión /deθiˈsjon/	decision Example
861	espere /esˈpeɾe/	to hope Example
862	don /ˈdon/	a title of respect to a man, prefixed to first names Example
863	necesario /neθeˈsaɾjo/	necessary, requisite Example
864	sal /ˈsal/	to go out, to leave, to depart, to head out Example
865	entra /ˈɛntɾa/	to enter; to come in; to get in; to go in; to get inside;… Example
866	prisa /ˈpɾisa/	hurry, rush, urgency Example
867	carajo /kaˈɾaxo/	cock Example
868	embargo /emˈbaɾɡo/	trade embargo Example
869	interesante /inteɾeˈsante/	interesting Example
870	tendrás /tenˈdɾas/	to have; to possess Example
871	escuchar /eskuˈt͡ʃaɾ/	to listen to, to hear out Example
872	abuela /aˈbwela/	grandmother, female equivalent of abuelo Example
873	hicieron /iˈθjeɾon/	to do, perform, execute, carry out Example
874	detective /deteɡˈtibe/	detective Example
875	horrible /oˈrible/	horrible Example
876	suelo /ˈswelo/	dirt, earth, ground, soil Example
877	fotos /ˈfotos/	photo, photograph Example
878	cárcel /ˈkaɾθel/	prison Example
879	acá /aˈka/	here Example
880	siéntate /ˈsjentate/	to seat Example
881	decía /deˈθia/	to say, to tell Example
882	intentando /ˌintenˈtando/	to try, to attempt; especially: to strain or put forth… Example
883	vámonos /ˈbamonos/	to go Example
884	maldición /maldiˈθjon/	curse Example
885	silencio /siˈlenθjo/	silence Example
886	muerta /ˈmweɾta/	dead Example
887	capaz /kaˈpaθ/	maybe, perhaps Example
888	salió /salˈjo/	to go out, to leave, to depart, to head out Example
889	club /ˈklub/	club Example
890	terminar /teɾmiˈnaɾ/	to finish, to end, to terminate, to conclude Example
891	temo /ˈtemo/	to have an obsession Example
892	broma /ˈbɾoma/	joke, prank, practical joke Example
893	gobierno /ɡoˈbjeɾno/	government Example
894	prometo /pɾoˈmeto/	to promise Example
895	cámara /ˈkamaɾa/	room Example
896	media /ˈmedja/	half Example
897	terrible /teˈrible/	terrible, awful, horrible Example
898	llamó /ʝaˈmo/	to summon, to call Example
899	regalo /reˈɡalo/	present, gift Example
900	amable /aˈmable/	kind, amiable, gracious Example
901	dulce /ˈdulθe/	sweet Example
902	muertos /ˈmweɾtos/	dead Example
903	querías /keˈɾias/	to desire, to want, to want to Example
904	ataque /aˈtake/	attack Example
905	das /ˈdas/	to give, to give out Example
906	navidad /ˌnaβiˈðad/	Christmas present Example
907	negocios /neˈɡoθjos/	business, enterprise Example
908	pudiera /puˈðjeɾa/	to be able to, can Example
909	ocho /ˈot͡ʃo/	eight Example
910	avión /aˈbjon/	aeroplane, airplane, plane Example
911	investigación /imbestiɡaˈθjon/	investigation Example
912	acabó /akaˈbo/	to finish; to end Example
913	juro /ˈxuɾo/	ownership Example
914	mantener /manteˈneɾ/	to keep Example
915	ejército /eˈxeɾθito/	army Example
916	papel /paˈpel/	paper Example
917	partes /ˈpaɾtes/	part; section; portion; share; piece; bit; cut; proportion Example
918	ten /ˈten/	to have; to possess Example
919	gracioso /ɡɾaˈθjoso/	funny, amusing Example
920	diría /diˈɾia/	to say, to tell Example
921	principio /pɾinˈθipjo/	principle Example
922	delante /deˈlante/	in front of, before Example
923	teniente /teˈnjente/	lieutenant Example
924	deseo /deˈseo/	desire, wish Example
925	vayas /ˈbaʝas/	joke; taunt Example
926	nave /ˈnabe/	ship, vessel Example
927	sale /ˈsale/	to go out, to leave, to depart, to head out Example
928	basura /baˈsuɾa/	trash, waste, garbage, rubbish, nonsense Example
929	vine /ˈbine/	to come, by default the speaker's location Example
930	contacto /konˈtaɡto/	contact Example
931	esposo /esˈposo/	husband Example
932	tren /ˈtɾen/	train Example
933	encontramos /enkonˈtɾamos/	to meet Example
934	dale /ˈdale/	to give, to give out Example
935	verdadero /beɾdaˈdeɾo/	true, real Example
936	tuya /ˈtuʝa/	yours, your Example
937	alma /ˈalma/	soul Example
938	hazlo /ˈaθlo/	to do, perform, execute, carry out Example
939	disculpa /disˈkulpa/	excuse Example
940	junto /ˈxunto/	together Example
941	anda /ˈanda/	to walk, to go Example
942	tendré /tenˈdɾe/	to have; to possess Example
943	matrimonio /matɾiˈmonjo/	matrimony Example
944	saberlo /saˈβeɾlo/	to know, to understand Example
945	locura /loˈkuɾa/	madness, craziness Example
946	oro /ˈoɾo/	gold Example
947	permiso /peɾˈmiso/	permission Example
948	director /diɾeɡˈtoɾ/	conductor Example
949	peligro /peˈliɡɾo/	danger, peril Example
950	libertad /libeɾˈta/	liberty, freedom Example
951	alegro /aˈleɡɾo/	to make happy Example
952	baja /ˈbaxa/	short Example
953	tendremos /tenˈdɾemos/	to have; to possess Example
954	derecha /deˈɾet͡ʃa/	straight Example
955	encuentra /enˈkwɛntɾa/	to meet Example
956	pies /ˈpjes/	foot Example
957	segunda /seˈɡunda/	second Example
958	maravilloso /maɾabiˈʝoso/	wonderful, marvelous Example
959	espacio /esˈpaθjo/	space Example
960	rato /ˈrato/	a while, bit Example
961	abuelo /aˈbwelo/	grandfather Example
962	esperaba /ˌespeˈɾaβa/	to hope Example
963	mirando /miˈɾando/	to look at Example
964	salud /saˈlud/	health Example
965	sorpresa /soɾˈpɾesa/	surprise Example
966	ninguno /ninˈɡuno/	no; none Example
967	miren /ˈmiɾen/	to look at Example
968	triste /ˈtɾiste/	As a temporary state Example
969	aun /aˈun/	even Example
970	pensado /penˈsado/	to think, ponder Example
971	maestro /maˈestɾo/	master Example
972	según /seˈɡun/	according to Example
973	infierno /inˈfjeɾno/	hell Example
974	podrían /poˈðɾian/	to be able to, can Example
975	tipos /ˈtipos/	dolled up, smartened up, dressed for a special occasion Example
976	tía /ˈtia/	uncle Example
977	crimen /ˈkɾimen/	crime Example
978	conocido /konoˈθido/	to know, to be familiar with, to be acquainted with Example
979	consejo /konˈsexo/	advice, counsel, piece of advice Example
980	ante /ˈante/	in front of, before Example
981	iglesia /iˈɡlesja/	church Example
982	intento /inˈtento/	to try, to attempt; especially: to strain or put forth… Example
983	mayoría /maʝoˈɾia/	majority Example
984	doy /ˈdoi/	to give, to give out Example
985	hicimos /iˈθimos/	to do, perform, execute, carry out Example
986	escena /esˈθena/	scene Example
987	piso /ˈpiso/	floor, ground Example
988	señal /seˈɲal/	sign Example
989	honor /oˈnoɾ/	honor Example
990	llamas /ˈʝamas/	flame Example
991	abre /ˈabɾe/	to open, open up Example
992	cerebro /θeˈɾebɾo/	brain Example
993	veras /ˈbeɾas/	truth; reality Example
994	viendo /ˈbjendo/	to see, to spot Example
995	pone /ˈpone/	to put, to place Example
996	pregunto /pɾeˈɣunto/	to ask Example
997	cocina /koˈθina/	kitchen Example
998	vestido /besˈtido/	dressed Example
999	inteligente /inteliˈxente/	intelligent Example
1,000	vieja /ˈbjexa/	old person Example

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