Bilingual Vocabulary Quizzes

Master greetings, thank-yous, survival phrases, and basic questions—perfect for travel and everyday Spanish conversation!

I’m hungry (tengo hambre), it’s hot (hace calor), I’m going to… (voy a…)—the three verbs behind dozens of everyday sentences.

Test your knowledge of fruit names like apple (manzana) and banana (plátano).

Carrot (zanahoria) and potato (papa) start this set of useful vegetables.

Learn everyday staples such as bread (pan) and rice (arroz) for mealtime conversations.

All the words for water, coffee, tea, juice, and more—perfect for cafés, restaurants, and daily life.

From menu items to phrases for ordering, start with waiter (mesero) and menu (menú).

Chop, cook, bake, eat—verbs for food, meals, and the kitchen.

Know your supermarkets, pharmacies, and specialty shops. Examples include market (mercado) and pharmacy (farmacia).

Learn useful words for groceries, clothes, and everyday products—make your next shopping trip easier!

Practice common questions, requests, and phrases for shopping—great for travel and real-life situations.

Learn names for the bedroom (recámara), kitchen (cocina), and more.

Essential words for beds, tables, chairs, and other furniture like sofa (sofá) and desk (escritorio).

Stove (estufa), pan (sartén), blender (licuadora), comal, molcajete—50 words for the Mexican kitchen.

Shower (regadera), sink (lavabo), toilet (excusado), towel, razor (rastrillo)—48 words plus the daily-hygiene verbs.

Chore names, cleaning tools, and supplies—broom (escoba), mop (trapeador), iron (plancha), laundry, and more.

Full sentences for a typical day—from “I wake up at seven” (Me despierto a las siete) to “I go to bed at eleven”.

Verbs for cleaning, cooking, organizing, and everything around the house.

Master words for classes like math (matemáticas) and science (ciencia). Great for students and teachers!

Quiz covers classrooms, cafeteria, library, and more.

Learn names for students, teachers, principals, and other school staff—perfect for school life vocabulary.

What students ask (¿Cómo se dice…?) and what teachers say (Abran el libro)—42 phrases for any Spanish class.

Review words for phones, computers, tablets, and modern tech like celular and computadora.

Key words for using the internet, social media, and digital content. Great for modern communication and online life.

Practice verbs like download (descargar), upload (subir), type, and click—useful for work and study.

Count from zero (cero) to the thousands, including patterns like treinta y uno and novecientos.

Practice first, second, third, and all ordinal numbers for dates, lists, and more.

All you need to talk about prices and payment, from peso to dólar—great for shopping and travel.

Key vocabulary for length, weight, volume, and other measurements—useful for science, cooking, and more.

Numbers, operations, and common math vocabulary for learners of any age.

Practice describing how big, small, long, or round things are with words like grande and pequeño.

A kilo of (un kilo de), a dozen (una docena), a bottle of, a slice of, a bunch of—46 phrases for buying and serving food.

Days, months, seasons, telling time (y media, un cuarto para…), and calendar words like weekend (fin de semana).

Talk about when things happen—first, last, often, sometimes, and more.

Now, soon, yesterday, tomorrow—cover essential time words.

All the most important weather terms—rain, sun, storms, temperature, and more—useful for daily conversations and travel.

Learn about trees, mountains, rivers, and other features of nature—great for outdoor lovers.

Hot, cold, rainy, sunny—words for every kind of weather.

Key words for pets and farm animals, from dog (perro) to horse (caballo).

Expand your vocabulary with wild animals and nature terms—perfect for trips and documentaries!

From goldfish (pez dorado) to shark (tiburón), practice common fish names.

Learn names for sea creatures, amphibians, and more. Fun for learners of all ages!

All about birds and bugs—from eagle (águila) to ant (hormiga).

Quiz on animal body parts, tracks, and sounds—perfect for young learners and animal lovers.

Practice words for parents, siblings, and children—mom (mamá) and dad (papá) start the list.

Learn how to talk about aunts, uncles, cousins, and in-law family—tía, primo, and more.

Key vocabulary for relationships, dating, marriage, and status—great for social conversations.

From teacher (maestro) to doctor (médico), practice common job titles.

Expand your vocabulary with specialized careers and professions—ideal for advanced learners and work situations.

Words for community helpers and leaders like police (policía) and mayor (alcalde).

Words for people of every age and role—person (persona), friend (amigo), stranger (desconocido), neighbor (vecino), and more.

Subject, object, and possessive pronouns in Mexican Spanish—yo, tú, usted, ustedes, me, te, lo, le, mi, su—with formal, informal, and plural forms.

Review shirts, pants, dresses, and other everyday clothing—great for shopping and travel!

Quiz on shoes, hats, jewelry, and accessories—from boots (botas) to rings (anillos).

Essential words for body parts—head (cabeza), arm (brazo), and more for daily conversations.

Practice describing symptoms and talking about common health issues—very useful for travel and doctor visits!

Me duele la cabeza, tengo fiebre, ¿Tiene algo para…?—46 sentences for explaining symptoms and understanding the doctor.

Quiz on words for feelings and moods like happiness (felicidad) and anger (enojo).

Key words for describing moods and emotions, from happy (feliz) to sad (triste).

Practice verbs for feeling and thinking—want (querer) and hope (esperar) are just two.

Key words for hospitals, stores, parks, and public services—useful for city life and travel.

Learn vocabulary for parks, plazas, neighborhoods, and meeting places such as plaza and parque.

Practice words for roads, bridges, stations, and other urban transport terms.

All the words for homes, apartments, offices, and more—great for real estate, city life, and travel.

Essential terms for city government and local services—city hall (ayuntamiento) and more.

Direction words, movement verbs, and ready-to-use phrases—“Turn right” (Dé vuelta a la derecha), “How do I get to…?” (¿Cómo llego a…?).

Street and road nouns—corner (esquina), block (cuadra), speed bump (tope), toll road (autopista de cuota), and more.

Key words for describing where things are—next to (al lado), behind (detrás), across, and more.

Master essential words for “this,” “that,” “here,” and “there”—perfect for pointing things out.

Study the most common prepositions—in (en), on (sobre), at (en), and more for everyday conversation.

Quiz covers cars, buses, trains, planes, and more—great for travelers.

Practice key words for airports, stations, tickets, and other travel essentials.

Reservations, rooms, keys, towels, Wi-Fi, checkout—46 words and phrases for a stay in Mexico.

Steering wheel (volante), tire (llanta), trunk (cajuela), hood (cofre), speed bump (tope), ticket (multa)—53 words for driving in Mexico.

Quiz yourself on popular sports—soccer (fútbol), basketball, and more. Great for fans and travelers!

Explore common hobbies and leisure activities—music, art, games, and more. Build your vocabulary for everyday conversations.

Action words for playing, winning, relaxing, and having fun.

Día de Muertos, posadas, piñata, quinceañera, Las Mañanitas—50 words for the celebrations of the Mexican year.

Guitar, trumpet, mariachi, ranchera, cumbia, to sing (cantar), to play (tocar)—50 words for talking about music.

All the words for colors—plus useful phrases for everyday conversations.

Practice describing size and shape with words like grande, pequeño, largo, and redondo.

Describe people, places, and things with words like beautiful (hermoso) and ugly (feo).

Words for new, old, rough, smooth, clean, dirty, and more—useful for daily life.

Adjectives for quality, value, and worth—perfect for shopping and reviews!

Key words for feelings such as happy (feliz) and angry (enojado).

Talk about personalities—kind (amable), funny (chistoso), shy, and more.

Hair, height, age, and looks—cover terms like tall (alto) and short (bajo).

Sweet, sour, spicy, and more—useful words for talking about food and senses.

Hot, cold, rainy, sunny—describe any weather with ease.

Talk about when things happen—first, last, often, sometimes, and more.

Handy adjectives for all kinds of situations—expand your descriptive power!

Learn words two at a time: big / small (grande / pequeño), hot / cold, open / closed, to buy / to sell—50 pairs.

The top verbs you’ll use every day—eat (comer), go (ir), and more.

All about going, coming, running, walking, and more—action verbs for all situations.

Talk, ask, answer, explain—build your language skills for real conversations.

All the verbs you need to describe your day, from waking up to going to sleep.

Practice verbs for feeling and thinking—love (amar) and imagine (imaginar) are included.

Verbs for cleaning, cooking, organizing, and everything around the house.

Essential action words for jobs and business—work (trabajar), hire (contratar), and more.

Chop, cook, bake, eat—verbs for food, meals, and the kitchen.

Action words for playing, winning, relaxing, and having fun.

Quickly, carefully, easily—practice adverbs for how things are done.

Always, sometimes, never—adverbs to talk about how often something happens.

Now, soon, yesterday, tomorrow—learn simple time expressions.

Here, there, everywhere, nowhere—learn adverbs for describing places.

Very, quite, almost, completely—adverbs for talking about intensity and amount.

Maybe, probably, certainly—adverbs for likelihood and chances.

How, when, where, why—question words and more for conversations.

Extra useful adverbs for all kinds of situations—boost your fluency!

Subject, object, and possessive pronouns in Mexican Spanish—yo, tú, usted, ustedes, me, te, lo, le, mi, su—with formal, informal, and plural forms.

Study the most common prepositions—in (en), on (sobre), at (en), and more for everyday conversation.

Embarazada is not embarrassed, actualmente is not actually, éxito is not exit—63 look-alike words that mean something else.

Ahorita, órale, qué padre, mande, neta, chamba, cuate—50 words and expressions you hear every day in Mexico.

And (y), but (pero), because (porque), although (aunque), however (sin embargo)—50 words that join your sentences.

Conjugation drill: hablar, trabajar, estudiar, comprar, caminar, necesitar, tomar, llegar in all five forms (yo, tú, él/ella/usted, nosotros, ellos/ustedes).

Conjugation drill: comer, beber, aprender, leer, correr, vender, comprender, creer in all five forms (yo, tú, él/ella/usted, nosotros, ellos/ustedes).

Conjugation drill: vivir, escribir, abrir, recibir, subir, decidir, compartir, asistir in all five forms (yo, tú, él/ella/usted, nosotros, ellos/ustedes).

Ser, estar, tener, ir, hacer, poder, querer, decir, venir, saber—the ten irregular verbs you cannot avoid, in all five forms.

I went (fui), I had (tuve), I did (hice), I said (dije), he ate (comió)—the past-tense forms you use most, with the irregular stems.

Soy maestro / estoy cansado, es aburrido / está aburrido—42 sentence pairs that show when Spanish uses each “to be”.

Por favor, por fin, para siempre, para llevar—46 fixed phrases and sentences that teach the two Spanish words for “for”.

Taller than (más alto que), as big as (tan grande como), the best (el mejor), buenísimo—40 patterns for comparing.

Practice the most common nouns like time, person, year, and more—a strong foundation for language learning.

The top verbs for daily use—master these for better understanding and communication.

Key adjectives you’ll use every day like good (bueno) and new (nuevo).

High-frequency adverbs to help you sound more natural and fluent.