Spanish A1 Vocabulary: 300 Essential Words and Phrases
Build a usable A1 foundation with 300 high-value words and phrases.
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| 表 | 裏 |
|---|---|
| ¿cómo estás? — what does it mean? | how are you? |
| gracias — what does it mean? | thank you. |
| sí — what does it mean? | yes. |
| me llamo — what does it mean? | I am called; my name is. |
| el lunes — what does it mean? | Monday. |
| el hombre — what does it mean? | man. |
| el profesor — what does it mean? | teacher. |
| uno — what does it mean? | one. |
| dieciséis — what does it mean? | sixteen. |
| el trabajo — what does it mean? | work; job. |
| Inglaterra — what does it mean? | England. |
| el día — what does it mean? | day. |
| a veces — what does it mean? | sometimes. |
| la familia — what does it mean? | family. |
| la casa — what does it mean? | house; home. |
| la ropa — what does it mean? | clothes; clothing. |
| rojo — what does it mean? | red. |
| claro — what does it mean? | light; clear. |
| la comida — what does it mean? | food; meals and what people eat. |
| la tienda — what does it mean? | shop; store. |
| el autobús — what does it mean? | bus (autobús is widely understood; bus, camión, colectivo and guagua are used in different regions). |
| el aeropuerto — what does it mean? | airport. |
| doler — what does it mean? | to hurt; to ache. |
| frío — what does it mean? | cold. |
| hacer — what does it mean? | to do; make. |
| y — what does it mean? | and. |
| aquí — what does it mean? | here. |
| el conductor — what does it mean? | driver; conductor. |
| el museo — what does it mean? | museum. |
| el pescado — what does it mean? | fish. |
このデッキについて
This deck is built for a true beginner who wants to understand and produce useful Spanish, not memorize a disconnected word dump. Its 300 independently selected entries cover introductions, people, numbers, time, home, food, travel, shopping, health and the highest-utility verbs and connectors. Nouns include the article where it helps you learn gender; verbs use the infinitive; phrases model a natural A1 exchange. Every back gives a concise English meaning and an original Spanish example with translation, and regional variants are flagged rather than treated as errors. Import it and the whole deck joins your spaced-repetition schedule. Entries you already know stretch out and drop out of sight; the ones that keep slipping come back until they stop slipping. What goes down is the number of entries you still don't know — not the time it takes to flip past 300 cards you mostly do.
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- Is this an official CEFR A1 vocabulary list?
- No. CEFR describes language ability rather than prescribing one universal 300-word list. Memly independently selected these entries to practise common A1 functions; scope was reviewed on 2026-08-16.
- Which Spanish variety does the deck use?
- It teaches widely understood international Spanish. Cards flag common Spain or Latin American alternatives when a beginner is likely to encounter both.
Selection follows CEFR A1 communicative functions as a planning framework; it is not an official CEFR list. Every entry, example and translation is written by Memly. Scope reviewed 2026-08-16.