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cabeza noun A1 feminine

head

📂 Body

"Me duele la cabeza."

I have a headache.

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café noun A1 masculine

coffee

📂 Food & Drink

"Tomo un café cada mañana."

I have a coffee every morning.

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caliente adj A1

hot

📂 Adjectives

"El café está muy caliente."

The coffee is very hot.

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calle noun A1 feminine

street

📂 Places

"Vivo en esta calle."

I live on this street.

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calor noun A1 masculine

heat / warmth

📂 Weather

"¡Qué calor hace!"

It is so hot!

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cambio noun A1 masculine

change, exchange, shift

📂 General

"Necesito cambio para el autobús en Sydney."

I need change for the bus in Sydney.

💡 Common word with multiple meanings: monetary change, exchange, or a shift/change in general. Also used in 'cambio de divisas' (currency exchange).

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cansado adj A1

tired

📂 Adjectives

"Estoy muy cansado hoy."

I am very tired today.

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cantidad noun A1 feminine

quantity, amount

📂 General

"Necesito una cantidad grande de harina para hacer el pastel."

I need a large quantity of flour to make the cake.

💡 Common in cooking, shopping, and everyday contexts. Often followed by 'de' + noun.

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carne noun A1 feminine

meat

📂 Food & Drink

"La carne está muy tierna."

The meat is very tender.

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caro adj A1 masculine

expensive, dear, costly

📂 Adjectives

"Este restaurante es muy caro, pero la comida es deliciosa."

This restaurant is very expensive, but the food is delicious.

💡 Feminine form: cara. Used for prices/costs. Also means 'dear' in affectionate contexts (mi amor caro = my dear love).

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carrito noun A1 masculine

cart, small car, trolley

📂 Transport

"Voy al supermercado con un carrito para comprar alimentos."

I go to the supermarket with a trolley to buy groceries.

💡 In Spain, 'carrito' is less common; 'carretilla' (cart) or 'carro' (car in some regions) are preferred.

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casa noun A1 feminine

house / home

📂 Places

"Mi casa está cerca del centro."

My house is near the city centre.

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cerca adv A1

near / close

📂 Directions

"El hotel está muy cerca."

The hotel is very close.

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cerrar verb A1

to close

📂 Verbs

"Cierra la puerta."

Close the door.

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cerveza noun A1 feminine

beer

📂 Food & Drink

"¿Quieres una cerveza fría?"

Do you want a cold beer?

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cesta noun A1 feminine

basket

📂 General

"Llevo mis compras en una cesta de mimbre."

I carry my shopping in a wicker basket.

💡 Common everyday object. Similar to 'canasta' (larger basket) and 'canastilla' (small basket/hamper).

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cien noun A1

one hundred

📂 Numbers

"Cien palabras en español."

One hundred words in Spanish.

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ciudad noun A1 feminine

city

📂 Places

"Madrid es una ciudad grande."

Madrid is a big city.

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clase noun A1 feminine

class / classroom

📂 Education

"La clase de español es interesante."

The Spanish class is interesting.

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cliente noun A1 masculine

customer, client

📂 Shopping

"El cliente está satisfecho con el servicio del restaurante."

The customer is satisfied with the restaurant's service.

💡 Can be used for both masculine and feminine (el/la cliente). Common in business and retail contexts.

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coche noun A1 masculine

car

📂 Transport

"Mi coche es rojo."

My car is red.

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comer verb A1

to eat

📂 Verbs

"¿Qué quieres comer?"

What do you want to eat?

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comida noun A1 feminine

food; meal; lunch

📂 Food & Drink

"La comida en Australia es muy diferente a la comida española."

Food in Australia is very different from Spanish food.

💡 Can mean 'food' in general or 'lunch' specifically. In Spain, comida is the main midday meal.

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¿Cómo te llamas? phrase A1

What is your name?

📂 Phrases

"¿Cómo te llamas? Me llamo Carlos."

What is your name? My name is Carlos.

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comprar verb A1

to buy, to purchase

📂 Shopping

"Voy a comprar leche en el supermercado esta tarde."

I'm going to buy milk at the supermarket this afternoon.

💡 Regular -ar verb. Very common in everyday contexts. Works with 'a' for indirect objects: comprar algo a alguien.

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con prep A1

with

📂 Connectors

"Voy con mis amigos."

I am going with my friends.

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contento adj A1

happy / pleased

📂 Adjectives

"Estoy muy contento aquí."

I am very happy here.

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cuando conj A1

when

📂 Connectors

"Te llamo cuando llegue."

I will call you when I arrive.

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¿Cuánto cuesta? phrase A1

How much does it cost?

📂 Phrases

"¿Cuánto cuesta este libro?"

How much does this book cost?

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cuenta noun A1 feminine

bill / account

📂 Food & Drink

"La cuenta, por favor."

The bill, please.

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