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Spanish common words 301–400

A curated list of Spanish words 301 to 400 — with English translations, audio where available, and a quick practice quiz. Built from the SPEAKZY lesson library.

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Use this guide as a practical reference, not just a list. These Spanish words come from the SPEAKZY lesson library and are ordered so beginners can build useful recognition quickly. Start by reading the first twelve words out loud, then tap the speaker button beside each entry to hear pronunciation in your browser. The goal is active recall: cover the English side, say the meaning before you check it, and repeat any word that takes more than a second to remember. After the list, use the flashcards and quiz to turn passive recognition into words you can actually use in conversation. For best results, learn in short rounds. Do 10–15 words, take a break, then come back later and test yourself again. When these words feel familiar, move into the matching SPEAKZY lessons so you practise them inside phrases, questions and real everyday sentences.

What this lesson covers

Core Spanish words for everyday conversation.

English meanings, pronunciation hints, and tap-to-hear audio.

A quick flashcard flow and quiz to make the words stick.

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Learn the first set, listen out loud, then move into the full list below.

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Full vocabulary list

Words 1–20
  • kilo
    KEE-lo
    kilogram
  • litro
    LEE-tro
    liter
  • bolsa
    BOHL-sah
    bag
  • docena
    doh-SEH-nah
    dozen
  • frutas
    FROO-tahs
    fruits
  • manzanas
    mahn-SAH-nahs
    apples
  • leche
    LEH-cheh
    milk
  • pan
    PAHN
    bread
  • pesos
    PEH-sohs
    pesos
  • comida
    koh-MEE-dah
    food
  • padre
    PAH-dreh
    father
  • madre
    MAH-dreh
    mother
  • hermanos
    ehr-MAH-nohs
    siblings
  • hijos
    EE-hohs
    children
  • abuelo
    ah-BWEH-lo
    grandfather
  • tío
    TEE-oh
    uncle
  • primos
    PREE-mohs
    cousins
  • familia
    fah-MEE-lyah
    family
  • nietos
    NYEH-tohs
    grandchildren
  • sobriño
    so-BREE-nyo
    nephew
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