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Word lists · B1

The 2,000 most common Spanish words: 101–200

The 2,000 most frequent Spanish words, in order.

#WordMeaningLevel
76dondewhere (relative); donde + person: at or to someone's placeA1
77mejorbetter; best (el mejor)A1
77mejorbetter; rather (mejor + verb)A1
78entrebetween; amongA1
79volverto return, to come back; volver a + infinitive: to do againA1
80pocolittle, not much; un poco: a bit, a littleA1
80pocolittle, few; un poco de: a little, a bit ofA1
81aquíhere; por aquí: around hereA1
82antesbefore, earlier, formerly; antes de: beforeA1
83algoa bit, somewhatA1
83algosomething, anythingA1
84seguirto follow; to keep (doing), to continueA1
85el lugarplace; en lugar de: instead ofA1
86porquebecauseA1
87soloonly, justA1
88grandebig, large; great (gran + noun)A1
89la graciacharm, humourA1
89graciasthank you, thanksA1
90el padrefather; padres: parentsA1
91el trabajowork, job; assignment, paperA1
92el nombrenameA1
93tuyour (informal)A1
94el hijoson; hijos: children (sons and daughters)A1
95tomarto take; to drink, to have (a drink)A1
96la mujerwoman; wifeA1
97la personapersonA1
98hablarto speak; to talk (to, about)A1
99el hechofact; event, deedA1
100tresthreeA1
101conocerto know (be familiar with); to meet (for the first time)A1
102nuestroourA1
103tanso; tan … como: as … asA1
104pensarto think; pensar + infinitive: to plan toA1
105duranteduring, for (duration)A1
106cómohow; ¿cómo?: pardon? what?A1
107el mundoworld; todo el mundo: everybodyA1
108parecerto seem, to look; ¿qué te parece…?: what do you think of…?A1
109últimolast; latestA1
110nadanothing, anything; not at all (no … nada)A1
111tantoso much; por lo tanto: thereforeA1
111tantoso much, so manyA1
112trabajarto work; trabajar de: to work asA1
113el tipotype, kind; guy, bloke (colloquial)A1
114luegothen, later; luego luego: right away (Mexico)A1
115la ciudadcity, townA1
116la familiafamilyA1
117el momentomoment; en este momento: right nowA1
118nuncanever; casi nunca: hardly everA1
119sentirto feel; lo siento: I'm sorryA1
120la formaway, manner; shape, formA1
121quienwho, whom (relative)A1
122segundosecondA1
122el segundosecond (of time)A1
123ponerto put, to place; to turn on, to put on (TV, music)A1
124la cosathingA1
125el acuerdoagreement; de acuerdo: OK, agreedA1
126talsuch; ¿qué tal?: how is it? how are you?A1
127la historiahistory; storyA1
128cadaeach, everyA1
129la nochenight, eveningA1
130juntotogether; junto a: next to, besideA1
131siemprealways; para siempre: foreverA1
132el diosGod; god (deity)A1
133quedarto stay, to remain; to be left; quedar (con): to arrange to meetA1
134llamarto call, to phone; llamarse: to be calledA1
135pequeñosmall, little; little, young (de pequeño)A1
136salirto go out, to leave; to come out, to appearA1
137el amigofriendA1
138ninor, neither … nor; not even (ni siquiera)A1
139tratarto try (tratar de + infinitive); to treatA1
140venirto come; venir de: to come fromA1
141usarto use; to wear (Latin America)A1
142necesitarto needA1
143menosless, fewer; minusA1
144el problemaproblemA1
145el señorgentleman, man; Mr; sir (form of address)A1
146la cuentabill; accountA1
147morirto die; morirse de: to be dying of (hunger, laughter…)A1
148santoholy, sacred; saintA1
149el favorfavour; por favor: pleaseA1
151vivirto live; to be aliveA1
152mientraswhile; mientras tanto: meanwhileA1
153contraagainst; en contra (de): against, opposed toA1
154el equipoteam; equipmentA1
155terminarto finish, to end; terminar de + infinitive: to finish -ingA1
156esperarto wait (for); to hopeA1
157tardelateA1
157la tardeafternoon, eveningA1
158conseguirto get, to obtain; to manage toA1
159la horahour; time (of day)A1
160la madremotherA1
161buenowell, OK, fine (discourse marker); hello (answering the phone, Mexico)A1
162únicoonly, sole; uniqueA1
163el niñoboy, child; niños: childrenA1
164jugarto play (games, sports)A1
165ningunono, not any; none, no one (of them)A1
166el casocase; hacer caso (a): to pay attention to, to obeyA1
167perderto lose; to miss (a bus, a plane)A1
168allíthereA1
169ayudarto helpA1