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Basic Spanish Vocabulary: School Words

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Spanish vocabulary related to school objects, colors, and locations is... Show more

1
of 2
¿Qué tienes? What do
Male
You have?
Unos objetos masculinos
el/los the un a unos Some
el bolígrafo Pen
el borrador Eraser
el crayón/creyón C

School Supplies and Colors

Ever wondered how to talk about your school supplies in Spanish? Masculine objects el/losel/los include essential items like el bolígrafo (pen), el cuaderno (notebook), and el lápiz (pencil). For feminine objects la/lasla/las, you'll use words like la mochila (backpack), la regla (ruler), and la tarea (homework).

To say you have something, use "Yo tengo..." (I have). When pointing out that something exists somewhere, use "hay" thereis/therearethere is/there are. Location words like aquí (here), allí (there), and allá (over there) help specify where objects are.

Colors are super important for descriptions! Some common ones include amarillo (yellow), azul (blue), rojo (red), and verde (green). Remember that colors change form to match the gender and number of the noun they describe.

💡 Quick Tip: Masculine nouns typically use "el" (singular) and "los" (plural), while feminine nouns use "la" (singular) and "las" (plural). Most nouns ending in "o" are masculine, and most ending in "a" are feminine!

2
of 2
¿Qué tienes? What do
Male
You have?
Unos objetos masculinos
el/los the un a unos Some
el bolígrafo Pen
el borrador Eraser
el crayón/creyón C

School Places and People

Your Spanish vocabulary adventure continues with places around school! El colegio and la escuela both mean "school," while specific locations include la biblioteca (library), el gimnasio (gym), and el salón de clase (classroom).

When asking where something is, use "¿Dónde está...?" (Where is...?) for singular items and "¿Dónde están...?" (Where are...?) for plurals. To answer, you can say "Está..." (It is...) or "Están..." (They are...).

People at school include el profesor/la profesora (teacher), el alumno/la alumna (student), and el compañero/la compañera (classmate). Classroom objects like el escritorio (desk), la pizarra (board), and la ventana (window) will help you describe your learning environment.

💡 Remember: "Tiene" means "he/she/it has" while "tienen" means "they have." These verbs are super useful for describing what people or places possess!

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AP Spanish LanguageAP Spanish Language55 views·Updated May 29, 2026·2 pages

Basic Spanish Vocabulary: School Words

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KoKo De Paris@kokomo25

Spanish vocabulary related to school objects, colors, and locations is essential for beginners. These words will help you talk about what you have, where things are, and describe your school environment in Spanish.

1
of 2
¿Qué tienes? What do
Male
You have?
Unos objetos masculinos
el/los the un a unos Some
el bolígrafo Pen
el borrador Eraser
el crayón/creyón C

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School Supplies and Colors

Ever wondered how to talk about your school supplies in Spanish? Masculine objects el/losel/los include essential items like el bolígrafo (pen), el cuaderno (notebook), and el lápiz (pencil). For feminine objects la/lasla/las, you'll use words like la mochila (backpack), la regla (ruler), and la tarea (homework).

To say you have something, use "Yo tengo..." (I have). When pointing out that something exists somewhere, use "hay" thereis/therearethere is/there are. Location words like aquí (here), allí (there), and allá (over there) help specify where objects are.

Colors are super important for descriptions! Some common ones include amarillo (yellow), azul (blue), rojo (red), and verde (green). Remember that colors change form to match the gender and number of the noun they describe.

💡 Quick Tip: Masculine nouns typically use "el" (singular) and "los" (plural), while feminine nouns use "la" (singular) and "las" (plural). Most nouns ending in "o" are masculine, and most ending in "a" are feminine!

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of 2
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el bolígrafo Pen
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School Places and People

Your Spanish vocabulary adventure continues with places around school! El colegio and la escuela both mean "school," while specific locations include la biblioteca (library), el gimnasio (gym), and el salón de clase (classroom).

When asking where something is, use "¿Dónde está...?" (Where is...?) for singular items and "¿Dónde están...?" (Where are...?) for plurals. To answer, you can say "Está..." (It is...) or "Están..." (They are...).

People at school include el profesor/la profesora (teacher), el alumno/la alumna (student), and el compañero/la compañera (classmate). Classroom objects like el escritorio (desk), la pizarra (board), and la ventana (window) will help you describe your learning environment.

💡 Remember: "Tiene" means "he/she/it has" while "tienen" means "they have." These verbs are super useful for describing what people or places possess!

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