Master clothes vocabulary with flashcards, audio pronunciation, and tiered difficulty levels designed to take you from beginner to advanced.
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Boost your vocabulary retention with these clever, association-rich memory tricks tailored for Spanish learners.
Memory Trick: ZAP + TOES
Alien laser beams ZAP your TOES right through the soles of your leather shoes!
Memory Trick: MANGO
You wipe sweet, sticky MANGO juice off your chin using your shirt sleeve.
Memory Trick: BOO + PANDA
Imagine shouting 'BOO!' at a giant PANDA wearing a fluffy winter scarf around its neck.
Memory Trick: A BREEZE GOES
When cold winter winds blow and A BREEZE GOES through the air, you need a heavy winter coat.
Memory Trick: FALL DOWN
Careful stepping on the long hem of that skirt, or you will FALL DOWN!
Memory Trick: PAN + TWO + FLUFFY
Imagine stepping straight into TWO FLUFFY PAN-cakes instead of house slippers!
How clothes vocabulary varies across Spain and Latin America.
Spain: las zapatillas
Mexico: los tenis
Argentina, Uruguay: las zapatillas
Colombia, Venezuela: los tenis
Spain: el bañador
Mexico, Central America:
el traje de baño
Argentina, Chile, Uruguay:
la malla (or el slip)
Colombia: el pantalón de baño
Spain, general: los vaqueros
Mexico, Central America:
los jeans / los bluyines
Argentina, Uruguay, Chile: los jeans
Colombia, Venezuela: los bluyines
Spain: el bolso
Mexico: la bolsa / el bolso
Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay:
la cartera
Chile: el bolso / la cartera
Spain: las chanclas
Mexico, Central America:
las chanclas / las sandalias
Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay:
las ojotas
Chile: las chalas
Peru: las sandalias
Spain: el suéter / el jersey
Mexico: el suéter
Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay:
el pulóver
Chile:
el chaleco (when referring to a sweater vest) / el
suéter
Colombia, Venezuela:
el suéter / el saco (in some contexts)
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