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#deck:Noos Spanish top 1000 words
#columns:Rank	Word	IPA	Reading	Part of speech	Meaning	Example	Example translation	Lemma	Count
1	de	/de/		preposition	of; 's; used after the thing owned and before the owner	Soy de España.	I’m from Spain.		14459520
2	que	/ke/		conjunction	that	Que te vaya bien.	Good luck to you.		14421005
3	ser	/ˈseɾ/		verb	to be (essentially or identified as)	Errar es humano.	To err is human.		12595390
4	no	/ˈno/		adverb	not	No sigo.	I don't follow.		12379505
5	a	/a/		preposition	to	Ven a la casa.	Come home.		9549646
6	la	/la/		article	feminine singular definite article; the	La sabe toda.	He/she knows everything (it all)		9125471
7	estar	/esˈtaɾ/		verb	to be (have a temporary or permanent location in space)	¿Dónde estás?	Where are you?		7605789
8	el	/el/		article	masculine singular definite article; the	el alma, las almas	the soul, the souls		7531226
9	y	/i/		conjunction	and	setenta y seis	seventy-six		7128745
10	en	/en/		preposition	in, at, on	Pienso en ti.	I'm thinking of you.		6817324
11	lo	/lo/		article	neuter definite article used only before nominalized adjectives: the, that which is	Lo siento.	I'm sorry. Literally, “(I) feel it.”		6041793
12	un	/un/		article	an; a	Un minuto.	Just a minute.		5605577
13	ir	/ˈiɾ/		verb	to go (away from speaker and listener)	¡Vámonos!	Let's go!		5258442
14	haber	/aˈbeɾ/		verb	have; forms the perfect aspect	Haberla llamado.	You ought to have phoned her.		5182350
15	tener	/teˈneɾ/		verb	to have; to possess	Ten esto.	Hold this.		4646468
16	por	/poɾ/		preposition	by	¡Bien por ti!	Good for you!		4454673
17	qué	/ˈke/		determiner	what; which	¡Qué feo!	How ugly!		4166708
18	hacer	/aˈθeɾ/		verb	to do, perform, execute, carry out	¿Qué haces?	What are you doing?		4025355
19	me	/me/		pronoun	accusative of yo: me	¿Me das tu contraseña?	Can you give me your password?	yo	3927712
20	una	/ˈuna/		article	feminine singular of un	a la una, a las dos y a las tres	after three...one, two, three	un	3846322
21	poder	/poˈdeɾ/		verb	to be able to, can	No puedo hablar francés.	I can't speak French.		3262860
22	los	/los/		article	masculine plural of el (“the”)	¿Qué hacen los muchachos?	What do the boys do?	el	3069193
23	se	/se/		pronoun	A reflexive or reciprocal pronoun: oneself, himself, herself, itself, yourself; themselves; yourselves; each other; one another	Juan se lava.	Juan washes himself.		3058120
24	te	/te/		pronoun	dative of tú and vos: to you, for you	Te voy a hacer tus calzones....	I’m going to make your britches	tú	3034375
25	con	/kon/		preposition	with	Yo cuento con ustedes.	I count on you.		3028045
26	decir	/deˈθiɾ/		verb	to say, to tell	Di que me amas.	Say that you love me.		3005258
27	para	/paɾa/		preposition	for, to (expressing a recipient)	Me voy pa mi casa.	I'm going home.		2832100
28	saber	/saˈbeɾ/		verb	to know, to understand (a fact)	Sabe a pollo.	It tastes like chicken.		2634547
29	querer	/keˈɾeɾ/		verb	to desire, to want, to want to	Te quiero.	I love you.		2406459
30	mi	/mi/		determiner	apocopic form of mío, my	Él es mi tío.	He is my uncle.		2403204
31	pero	/ˈpeɾo/		conjunction	but	¿¡Pero qué!?	Huh!?		2369484
32	sí	/ˈsi/		particle	yes, yeah, (used to respond affirmatively to a question, used both informally and formally)	Ganaron los síes.	The ayes have it.		2350514
33	si	/si/		conjunction	if, whether	"¿Cómo fue el concierto?" "(Pero) si es mañana..."	"How was the concert?" "It's tomorrow... (How was I supposed to be there if it's tomorrow?)"		2348665
34	ver	/ˈbeɾ/		verb	to see, to spot	Nos vemos!	See you!		2210886
35	bien	/ˈbjen/		adverb	well (adverbial form of bueno)	Toca bien el piano.	He plays the piano well.		2045290
36	eso	/ˈeso/		pronoun	neuter singular of ése; that	¡Eso es!	That's right!	ése	2029720
37	las	/las/		article	feminine plural definite article; the	las que no hablan	those (women) who do not speak		2001203
38	yo	/ˈʝo/		pronoun	first-person singular pronoun in the nominative case; I	Yo comí.	I ate.		1915934
39	del	/del/		contraction	of the, from the (+ a masculine noun in singular)	Él vino del sur.	He came from the south.		1647872
40	como	/komo/		conjunction	as (introducing a basis of comparison or equality)	Me gusta como hablas.	I like how you talk.		1630651
41	aquí	/aˈki/		adverb	here (in the speaker's location)	He aquí.	Behold.		1625090
42	tu	/tu/		determiner	apocopic form of tuyo, your	Él es tu hijo.	He's your son.		1618746
43	al	/al/		contraction	contraction of a + el, literally “at the, to the”	Se cayó al río.	He fell into the river.		1549489
44	más	/ˈmas/		adverb	more; -er (used to make comparisons)	¡Qué niño más tonto!	What a silly boy!		1503527
45	le	/le/		pronoun	to him, for him; dative of él	Le llamaré.	I will call them.		1432173
46	esto	/ˈesto/		pronoun	neuter singular of éste (“this one”)	¿Qué es esto?	What is this?	éste	1297847
47	todo	/ˈtodo/		determiner	all; every	Todos somos jóvenes.	We are all young.		1296897
48	deber	/deˈbeɾ/		verb	to owe	Te debo una.	I owe you one (favor, etc.).		1139595
49	ya	/ˈʝa/		adverb	now, right now, (in the negative) anymore, no longer	¡Ya voy!	I'm going now! (I will do what you told me to do as soon as I can/immediately.)		1115265
50	crear	/kɾeˈaɾ/		verb	to create	Quiero crear mi mundo.	I want to create my own world.		1106099
51	ahora	/aˈoɾa/		adverb	now (at the present time)	Te veré ahora en la noche.	I'll see you later today in the evening.		1088174
52	muy	/ˈmwi/		adverb	apocopic form of mucho; very	Tengo un coche muy caro.	I have a very expensive car.		1086248
53	esta	/ˈesta/		determiner	feminine singular of este	Esta es mi hija.	This is my daughter.	este	1051900
54	así	/aˈsi/		adverb	like this; like that; as such; thus; so; thereby; this way, that way	Así es la vida.	Such is life.		1050332
55	algo	/ˈalɡo/		pronoun	something, anything	Eso es algo natural.	It's something natural.		1039192
56	bueno	/ˈbweno/		adjective	good (of good quality)	Bueno, pues, mira.	Well, then, look.		1012700
57	él	/ˈel/		pronoun	he, him, masculine personal third person subject and disjunctive pronoun (used as a subject and after prepositions)	Lo hice para él.	I did it for him.		931487
58	cuando	/ˈkwando/		adverb	when	Ven cuando estés listo.	Come when you're ready.		931329
59	hablar	/aˈblaɾ/		verb	to talk; to speak; to communicate using words	Hablo inglés.	I speak English.		919573
60	tú	/ˈtu/		pronoun	you (second-person singular pronoun)	¡Oye tú!	Hey, you!		906053
61	dar	/ˈdaɾ/		verb	to give, to give out	Dan lluvia.	They announced rain.		904216
62	nos	/nos/		pronoun	dative of nosotros: to us, for us	¿Nos ve?	Can she see us?	nosotros	866968
63	nada	/ˈnada/		pronoun	nothing, zero, zilch, not...anything	No veo nada.	I don’t see anything.		863844
64	cómo	/ˈkomo/		adverb	how?	Ya sé cómo va.	I know how that goes.		862349
65	este	/ˈeste/		determiner	this	Mete la ropa esta en la caja esa.	Put these clothes in that box.		858931
66	o	/o/		conjunction	or	¿Quieres un café o algo más?	Do you want a coffee or something else?		843972
67	ella	/ˈeʝa/		pronoun	she, her (used subjectively and after prepositions)	La vi a ella.	I've seen her.		800671
68	gracias	/ˈɡɾaθjas/ [ˈɡɾa.θjas]		noun	thanks	¡Gracias!	Thanks!		779503
69	vez	/ˈbeθ/		noun	time, instance	Lo hizo dos veces.	He did it twice.		767227
70	sentar	/senˈtaɾ/		verb	to seat	¡Siéntate!	Sit down!		748209
71	pensar	/penˈsaɾ/		verb	to think, ponder	¡No pienso ir allí!	I am NOT going there!		698574
72	dejar	/deˈxaɾ/		verb	to leave (to place)	No dejó de llover.	It did not stop raining.		694073
73	todos	/ˈtodos/		determiner	masculine plural of todo	Oigan todos.	Everyone, listen up.	todo	686692
74	porque	/ˈpoɾke/		conjunction	because	Los pasteles modernos son sabrosos porque están caramelizados.	Modern cakes are delicious because they're caramelized.		685059
75	venir	/beˈniɾ/		verb	to come (move closer to some location (most often closer to the speaker), by default the speaker's location)	Vengo de Morelos.	I am from Morelos. / I come from Morelos.		683651
76	necesitar	/neθesiˈtaɾ/		verb	to need	¡Necesito chocolate!	I need chocolate!		656307
77	ese	/ˈese/		determiner	that	Mete la ropa esta en la caja esa.	Put these clothes in that box.		624205
78	usted	/usˈted/		pronoun	second person formal; you (singular)	¿Puedo mostrarle la sala a usted?	May I show you the living room?		618844
79	entonces	/enˈtonθes/		adverb	then, next, thereupon, at that time, at that point	Entonces, el ladrón se fue.	After that, the thief left.		609938
80	hola	/ˈola/		interjection	hello, hi, hey	¡Hola! ¿Cómo estás?	Hey! How are you doing?		601523
81	solo	/ˈsolo/		adjective	sole; one; only; single (unique)	Solo quiero salir.	I just want to leave.		590343
82	verdad	/beɾˈda/		noun	truth	No estás ebria, ¿verdad?	You ain't drunk, are ya?		589565
83	casa	/ˈkasa/		noun	house	Ven a mi casa.	Come to my house.		587832
84	tan	/tan/		adverb	so, as	¡Ese tipo es tan patán!	That guy is such a jerk!		573916
85	quién	/ˈkjen/		pronoun	who?, whom?; (with “de”) whose?	¿Con quién hablo?	With whom am I speaking?		566465
86	sus	/sus/		determiner	plural of su; one's, his, her, its, their (with plural possessee)	No vi sus caras.	I didn't see their faces.	su	562087
87	tiempo	/ˈtjempo/		noun	time	No tengo tiempo.	I don't have time. / I haven't got time.		556996
88	dos	/ˈdos/		numeral	two	Ven a las dos.	Come at two o'clock.		556427
89	esa	/ˈesa/		determiner	feminine singular of ese	Esa es la idea.	That's the point.	ese	553442
90	nunca	/ˈnunka/		adverb	never	Estamos mejor que nunca.	We're better than ever.		549997
91	dónde	/ˈdonde/		adverb	where?; in what place?	¿Dónde está tu madre?	Where is your mother?		539643
92	oh	/ˈo/		interjection	oh (expression of awe, surprise, pain or realization)	¡Oh, pobre de mí!	Oh, woe is me!		532776
93	favor	/faˈboɾ/		noun	favor/favour	Hazme un favor.	Do me a favour.		527629
94	pasar	/paˈsaɾ/		verb	to pass, to hand, to slip	¿Qué pasa?	What's up?		523991
95	llevar	/ʝeˈbaɾ/		verb	to take somewhere	Nos llevamos bien.	We get on well.		522408
96	parecer	/paɾeˈθeɾ/		verb	to seem, to see fit	Parece que sí.	It seems so.		519837
97	mucho	/ˈmut͡ʃo/		adverb	much, a lot, far, way, many times	Tengo mucho dinero.	I have a lot of money.		516361
98	mí	/ˈmi/		pronoun	me; (declined form of yo used as the object of a preposition)	¿Y a mí qué?	So what?		515655
99	señor	/seˈɲoɾ/		noun	mister, sir, lord (title conferred on a married or older male)	Señor, cierre la puerta.	Sir, close the door.		507728
100	volver	/bolˈbeɾ/		verb	to return, to revert, to get back	Me vuelves loco.	You drive me crazy.		505680
101	mejor	/meˈxoɾ/		adjective	better	Mejor hacerlo de una vez.	Better to just do it now.		500478
102	gustar	/ɡusˈtaɾ/		verb	to like in a general sense	¿Gustas algo más?	Do you want anything else?		496268
103	también	/tamˈbjen/		adverb	also, too, as well	también lo hace el / la…	so does the…		488057
104	salir	/saˈliɾ/		verb	to go out, to leave, to depart, to head out	Salió a su madre.	She turned out like her mother.		480250
105	sobre	/ˈsobɾe/		preposition	over, above, on, upon, atop	Dime algo sobre ti.	Tell me something about yourself.		478020
106	dios	/ˈdjos/		noun	god	Yo amo a Dios.	I love God.		476939
107	encontrar	/enkonˈtɾaɾ/		verb	to meet	Lo encuentro estúpido.	I find that stupid.		475467
108	sin	/ˈsin/		preposition	without	No iré sin ti.	I won't go without you.		474770
109	esperar	/espeˈɾaɾ/		verb	to hope	Por favor espera aquí.	Please wait here.		470535
110	ti	/ˈti/		pronoun	prepositional of tú	¡Felicidades a ti!	Congratulations to you!	tú	470358
111	hombre	/ˈombɾe/		noun	man, (adult male human)	Sé (un) hombre!	Man up!		460084
112	vida	/ˈbida/		noun	life	Ven acá, mi vida.	Come here, sweetheart.		453649
113	alguien	/ˈalɡjen/		pronoun	someone, somebody	Tom vio a alguien.	Tom saw somebody.		447141
114	cosas	/ˈkosas/		noun	plural of cosa	Esas son mis cosas.	Those are my things.	cosa	424801
115	siempre	/ˈsjempɾe/		adverb	always	Siempre no fui a la fiesta.	I didn't go to the party in the end.		424363
116	hasta	/ˈasta/		preposition	until	Hasta yo me enteré del asunto.	Even I heard about the matter.		423321
117	ahí	/aˈi/		adverb	there (away from the speaker)	Ahí es como...	That's how...		422871
118	oír	/oˈiɾ/		verb	to hear	¡Oiga, por favor!	Excuse me!		421129
119	llamar	/ʝaˈmaɾ/		verb	to summon, to call	¿Quién llama?	Who is ringing [the doorbell]?		412953
120	poner	/poˈneɾ/		verb	to put, to place (cause to assume a specified position)	¡Pongan bachata!	Put on some bachata!		410820
121	años	/ˈaɲos/		noun	plural of año	Yo tengo 18 años.	I'm 18 years old.	año	408547
122	antes	/ˈantes/		adverb	earlier; before; sooner; previously; formerly; beforehand (at an earlier time)	Antes morir que perder.	I'd rather die than lose.		405555
123	ni	/ˈni/		adverb	Used in emphatic negations, not even	Ni lo pienses.	Don't even think about it.		401980
124	poco	/ˈpoko/		determiner	little, not much	Comí poco.	I ate little / I didn’t eat much.		397739
125	día	/ˈdia/		noun	day (any period of 24 hours)	Hoy es mi día.	I'm lucky today.		395131
126	conocer	/konoˈθeɾ/		verb	to know (a person or a place), to be familiar with, to be acquainted with	Se conocen desde la infancia.	They have known each other since childhood.		394375
127	uno	/ˈuno/		determiner	one	Todos para uno, uno para todos.	All for one [and] one for all.		393047
128	noche	/ˈnot͡ʃe/		adverb	after dark, (late) at night, nocturnally	Llegamos a casa muy noche.	We arrived home late at night.		391078
129	mis	/mis/		determiner	plural of mi	Esos son mis CDs.	Those are my CDs.	mi	385798
130	seguir	/seˈɡiɾ/		verb	to follow	¡Sígueme!	Follow me!		379173
131	otra	/ˈotɾa/		determiner	feminine singular of otro	Ni una ni otra.	Neither one nor the other.	otro	368984
132	acuerdo	/aˈkweɾdo/		noun	agreement	Llegaron a un acuerdo.	They came to an agreement.		367329
133	trabajo	/tɾaˈbaxo/		noun	work, job	Es un trabajo duro, pero alguien tiene que hacerlo.	It’s a tough job, but someone’s got to do it.		363747
134	quedar	/keˈdaɾ/		verb	to be (as a result of something), to end up	Ya quedé.	(It is certain) I am dead (e.g. in a videogame).		361014
135	nosotros	/noˈsotɾos/		pronoun	we (masculine plural)	¿Y a nosotros qué?	What does this have to do with us?		357836
136	llegar	/ʝeˈɡaɾ/		verb	to arrive, get (to)	Llegué a la cima de la montaña.	I got up to the top of the mountain.		356312
137	gente	/ˈxente/		noun	people	Qué onda gente?	What's up y'all?		354586
138	padre	/ˈpadɾe/		noun	father, parent	Está padre esa madre.	That thing is cool.		351051
139	mira	/ˈmiɾa/		noun	target	Mira en su muro.	Look on their wall.		349779
140	mismo	/ˈmismo/		adjective	same; identical; one and the same; indicates that the two compared noun clauses both represent the one thing	No te hagas eso a ti mismo.	Don't do that to yourself.		347834
141	nadie	/ˈnadje/		pronoun	no one; nobody (anyone or anybody)	Nadie sabe qué pasó.	Nobody knows what happened.		339772
142	ellos	/ˈeʝos/		pronoun	plural of él (“they, them”)	Ellos van a ir.	They're going.	él	323892
143	ayudar	/aʝuˈdaɾ/		verb	to help	¿Puedo ayudarle en algo?	Can I help you in any way?		319347
144	tal	/ˈtal/		pronoun	such	No hay tal cosa como los monstruos.	There's no such thing as monsters.		317926
145	pasa	/ˈpasa/		noun	raisin	A ver qué pasa.	Let's see what will happen.		315529
146	matar	/maˈtaɾ/		verb	to kill, slay	Te van a matar, sin piedad.	They're going to kill you, no mercy.		313275
147	después	/desˈpwes/		adverb	later, afterwards, afterward, post	después de comer	after eating		311500
148	tomar	/toˈmaɾ/		verb	to take (put under one's physical or mental control, often in one's hands)	Tómalo con calma.	Take it easy.		307940
149	desde	/ˈdesde/		preposition	since (from a specified time in the past)	Empieza desde la línea 20.	Start from line 20.		303620
150	entender	/entenˈdeɾ/		verb	to understand, to fathom	No entiendo.	I don't understand.		301254
151	dinero	/diˈneɾo/		noun	money	Le di el dinero.	I gave him the money.		300518
152	mundo	/ˈmundo/		noun	world, earth (human collective existence)	El mundo cambia rápidamente.	The world is rapidly changing.		298208
153	claro	/ˈklaɾo/		adjective	clear (easily understood)	Pues claro!	Well of course!		296584
154	momento	/moˈmento/		noun	moment, instant	Un momento, señor.	One moment, sir.		294559
155	les	/les/		article	the (plural)	Les pedí que por favor hagan silencio.	I asked them to please be quiet.		294439
156	otro	/ˈotɾo/		pronoun	someone else; another person	Deme otro ejemplo.	Give me another example.		290565
157	mañana	/maˈɲana/		adverb	tomorrow	Él se levanta por las mañanas.	He gets up in the mornings.		283391
158	madre	/ˈmadɾe/		noun	mother	Amo a mi madre.	I love my mother.		281646
159	vale	/ˈbale/		noun	a voucher; an IOU	vale de comida	meal ticket		280447
160	lugar	/luˈɡaɾ/		noun	place	Este es mi lugar.	This is my place.		280315
161	donde	/ˈdonde/		adverb	where, in what place	Estamos donde la plaza mayor.	We're around by the main square.		277524
162	seguro	/seˈɡuɾo/		adverb	for sure	¿Estás seguro?	Are you sure?		277231
163	tus	/tus/		determiner	plural of tu	Ama a tus padres.	Love your parents.	tu	271677
164	espera	/esˈpeɾa/		noun	wait	sala de espera	waiting room		270741
165	nuevo	/ˈnwebo/		adjective	new	un nuevo comienzo	a fresh start		269895
166	trabajar	/tɾabaˈxaɾ/		verb	to work	Debo ir a trabajar.	I have to go to work.		269264
167	cosa	/ˈkosa/		noun	thing (object, concept)	*ve un gato* ay, qué cosita tan linda!	*sees a cat* aww, what a cutie!		269054
168	hijo	/ˈixo/		noun	son	Amo a mi hijo.	I love my son.		267856
169	allí	/aˈʝi/		adverb	there (away from the speaker and the listener)	Voy a ir allí.	I'm going to go there.		267215
170	menos	/ˈmenos/		adverb	less	Dos menos uno son uno.	Two minus one is one.		263837
171	morir	/moˈɾiɾ/		verb	to die	La caballerosidad no ha muerto.	Chivalry isn't dead.		262700
172	tipo	/ˈtipo/		noun	kind, type, sort, manner	Tiene buen tipo.	He is well-built.		262340
173	gran	/ˈɡɾan/		adjective	apocopic form of grande; great, grand	Es un gran paso.	It's a big step.		257648
174	nuestro	/ˈnwestɾo/		determiner	our, ours, to us	¿Cuál es el nuestro?	Which one is ours?		254046
175	mujer	/muˈxeɾ/		noun	woman	Había una mujer extraña en el autobús.	There was a strange woman on the bus.		249627
176	mamá	/maˈma/		noun	mum, mom	Mi mamá me mima.	My mum spoils me.		247700
177	escuchar	/eskuˈt͡ʃaɾ/		verb	to listen to, to hear out	Cállate y escucha.	Be quiet and listen.		247371
178	luego	/ˈlweɡo/		adverb	then (afterward)	Te veo luego.	I'll see you later.		245811
179	papá	/paˈpa/		noun	dad	Amo a mi papá.	I love my dad.		243251
180	días			noun	plural of día	Fue hace tres días.	It was three days ago.	día	243003
181	importar	/impoɾˈtaɾ/		verb	to matter, to be important [with a ‘someone’] (often translated idiomatically with English care or mind, with subject and object reversed)	No importa.	Never mind. / No matter.		242125
182	hoy	/ˈoi/		adverb	today, tonight (on the current day)	Hoy es Wednesday, 26 de August de 2026.	Today is Wednesday, August 26, 2026.		240395
183	mirar	/miˈɾaɾ/		verb	to look at (to try to see, to pay attention to with one’s eyes)	¡Mira qué linda!	How pretty!		239834
184	tres	/ˈtɾes/		numeral	three	La vi tres veces.	I have seen her three times.		239782
185	buena	/ˈbwena/		adjective	feminine singular of bueno	El agua es buena.	Water is good.	bueno	238330
186	buscar	/busˈkaɾ/		verb	to seek, search for, look for, try to find, to scour	Venga, se lo está buscando.	Come on, he's asking for it.		234636
187	parte	/ˈpaɾte/		noun	part; section; portion; share; piece; bit; cut; proportion	Ve con tu ruido a otra parte.	Take your noise somewhere else.		229038
188	todas	/ˈtodas/		determiner	feminine plural of todo	Va a todas partes.	He gets around a lot.	todo	227146
189	intentar	/intenˈtaɾ/		verb	to try, to attempt; especially: to strain or put forth effort in so doing	Vale la pena intentarlo.	It's worth a shot.		226337
190	buen	/ˈbwen/		adjective	apocopic form of bueno (“good, fine”)	Fue un buen rey.	He was a good king.		224802
191	conmigo	/komˈmiɡo/		adverb	with me	Ven a casa conmigo.	Come home with me.		224527
192	nombre	/ˈnombɾe/		noun	name	¿Cuál es tu nombre?	What is your name?		222406
193	mierda	/ˈmjeɾda/		noun	shit (solid excretory product evacuated from the bowels; feces.)	¡Mucha mierda!	Break a leg!		221567
194	nuestra	/ˈnwestɾa/		determiner	feminine singular of nuestro	Ven a nuestra mesa.	Come over to our table.	nuestro	221503
195	perder	/peɾˈdeɾ/		verb	to lose	No quiero perderme nada.	I don't want to miss anything.		220464
196	mal	/ˈmal/		adverb	badly, poorly, ill	Qué mal.	Too bad. / That's too bad.		220024
197	entrar	/enˈtɾaɾ/		verb	to enter; to come in; to get in; to go in; to get inside; to come on in	Debes sostener la puerta abierta por los demás al entrar.	You have to hold the door open for others when entering.		217862
198	realmente	/reˌalˈmente/		adverb	really, actually, genuinely	Eso no pasó realmente.	That didn't really happen.		217847
199	estas	/ˈestas/		determiner	feminine plural of este	Coge una de estas.	Please take one.	este	216844
200	aún	/aˈun/		adverb	still, yet	Aún no ha llegado.	He has not arrived yet.		215129
201	creer	/kɾeˈeɾ/		verb	to believe	¿Tú crees?	You think so?		214914
202	empezar	/empeˈθaɾ/		verb	to start, begin, to get started	Hace poco que empezó a comer vegetales.	He recently started eating vegetables.		213530
203	mío	/ˈmio/		pronoun	mine; of mine	No es lo mío.	It's not my thing.		212096
204	toda	/ˈtoda/		determiner	feminine singular of todo	Lloré toda la noche.	I cried all night long.	todo	211746
205	cada	/ˈkada/		determiner	each; every	Si me dieran 1 peso por cada que vea a alguien decir que es Spiderman, tendría 5 pesos.	If I had 1 peso for every time I've seen someone say they're Spiderman, I'd have 5 pesos.		209674
206	suponer	/supoˈneɾ/		verb	to suppose, to surmise, to assume, to guess, to imagine, to figure, to say, to take it	Supongo que este es tu primer viaje de campamento.	I take it this is your first camping trip.		209015
207	pedir	/peˈdiɾ/		verb	to ask for something	¿Puede pedirle el dinero?	Can you ask her for the money?		203712
208	acabar	/akaˈbaɾ/		verb	to finish; to end	Se me acabó la paciencia.	I've run out of patience.		203514
209	contigo	/konˈtiɡo/		adverb	with you (singular)	Trae a Tom contigo.	Bring Tom with you.		202208
210	razón	/raˈθon/		noun	reason	Usted tiene razón.	You are correct.		198832
211	alguna	/alˈɡuna/		determiner	feminine singular of alguno	¿Vas a alguna parte?	Are you going anywhere?	alguno	198263
212	tanto	/ˈtanto/		determiner	so much; as much; that much	Te amo tanto.	I love you so much.		197519
213	veces	/ˈbeθes/		preposition	by, times (multiplication)	La vi tres veces.	I have seen her three times.		195756
214	serio	/ˈseɾjo/		adjective	serious, earnest, sober, solemn (without humor)	Mi culpa. Solo no podía mantener la cara seria por mucho tiempo. Era imposible.	My bad. I just couldn't keep a straight face for very long. It was impossible.		194846
215	idea	/iˈdea/		noun	idea	Esa es la idea.	That's the point.		193369
216	eh	/ˈe/		interjection	hey! (used to call, draw attention, warn or reprehend)	¡Eh!, no eres Tom.	Hey, you're not Tom.		193299
217	tarde	/ˈtaɾde/		adverb	late	Buenas tardes.	Good afternoon.		191883
218	preguntar	/pɾeɡunˈtaɾ/		verb	to ask	Me preguntó por su hija.	He asked me about his daughter.		191661
219	problema	/pɾoˈblema/		noun	problem, issue, challenge (a difficulty or obstacle that has to be dealt with)	No es mi problema.	That isn't my problem.		189963
220	hora	/ˈoɾa/		noun	hour (a time period of sixty minutes)	¿Qué hora es?	What time is it?		189851
221	cierto	/ˈθjeɾto/		determiner	a certain, a specific	Es cierto que ambos tienen razón.	It's true that both of them are right.		189653
222	quien	/ˈkjen/		pronoun	who	Quienes digan así…	Anyone who says that…		187133
223	usar	/uˈsaɾ/		verb	to use	Usa la fuerza, Luke!	Use the force, Luke!		185842
224	conseguir	/konseˈɡiɾ/		verb	to achieve, succeed in, reach, accomplish, attain	Hace 4 meses que ella se graduó y todavía no ha conseguido un trabajo.	It's been 4 months since she graduated and she still hasn't found a job.		183949
225	demasiado	/demaˈsjado/		adverb	too much, excessively, far too much, overmuch (modifying a verb)	Él se queja demasiado.	He complains too much.		182668
226	entre	/ˈentɾe/		preposition	between	Diez entre cinco son dos.	Ten divided by five is two.		181114
227	pasado	/paˈsado/		adjective	past	Hemos prometido que lo pasado, pasado está.	We promised to let bygones be bygones.		178763
228	familia	/faˈmilja/		noun	family (group of people related to each other)	Odio a mi familia.	I hate my family.		177748
229	estos	/ˈestos/		determiner	masculine plural of este	Estos son mis CD.	These are my CDs.	este	176532
230	policía	/poliˈθia/		noun	Civility, polity, public order, police, fineness, neatness, urbanity	Tom es un policía.	Tom is a police officer.		175471
231	ustedes	/usˈtedes/		pronoun	you (plural), you guys, y'all, yous, yinz, ye	Le toca a ustedes.	The ball is in your court.		174241
232	chica	/ˈt͡ʃika/		noun	female equivalent of chico: girl	Vi a la chica.	I saw the girl.	chico	173210
233	preocupar	/pɾeokuˈpaɾ/		verb	to worry, to concern, to trouble, to be worrisome to, to preoccupy	Su silencio me preocupa, Doctor.	Your silence troubles me, Doctor.		173113
234	esos	/ˈesos/		determiner	plural of ese; those	Es uno de esos.	It's one of those.	ese	171237
235	traer	/tɾaˈeɾ/		verb	to bring (in the sense of transport, for differences with llevar and examples see that entry)	¿Qué traes puesto?	What are you wearing?		171113
236	chicos			adjective	masculine plural of chico	No me llamo "chicos".	My name is not "You guys".	chico	170008
237	cuenta	/ˈkwenta/		noun	count, tally	dar cuenta (de)	to present a report (on)		169714
238	todavía	/todaˈbia/		adverb	still, yet	Helado es todavía mejor.	Frozen is even better.		166624
239	algún	/alˈɡun/		determiner	apocopic form of alguno; some, any	¿Haces algún deporte?	Do you do any sport?		163790
240	unos	/ˈunos/		article	masculine plural of un	Volverá en unos días.	He will come back in a few days.	un	162525
241	amigos	/aˈmiɡos/		noun	plural of amigo	Amo a mis amigos.	I love my friends.	amigo	160684
242	hermano	/eɾˈmano/		noun	brother	Él es mi hermano.	He is my brother.		159678
243	recordar	/rekoɾˈdaɾ/		verb	to remember, to recollect	El cuadro recuerda nuestra fragilidad.	The painting reminds us of our fragility.		157742
244	comer	/koˈmeɾ/		verb	to eat	quitárselo uno de su comer	to deprive oneself of something for the benefit of others		156891
245	ah	/ˈa/		interjection	ah (expression of relief, realization, awe)	¡Ah! ¡Espera un momento!	Aah! Hang on a minute!		156002
246	cariño	/kaˈɾiɲo/		noun	affection, fondness	Cariño, ya estoy en casa.	Honey, I'm home.		153353
247	terminar	/teɾmiˈnaɾ/		verb	to (cause to) finish, to (cause to) end, to (cause to) terminate, to (cause to) conclude	Si haces eso, ¡hemos terminado! ¡No volvería a hablar contigo nunca más!	If you do that, we are through! I would never speak to you again!		151892
248	hombres	/ˈombɾes/		noun	plural of hombre	Vi a cinco hombres.	I saw five men.	hombre	151647
249	buenas	/ˈbwenas/		adjective	feminine plural of bueno	Está en buenas manos.	It's in good hands.	bueno	151571
250	cualquier	/kwalˈkjeɾ/		determiner	apocopic form of cualquiera; any; whatever; whichever	Haría casi cualquier cosa.	I'd do almost anything.		150946
251	forma	/ˈfoɾma/		noun	shape; form; figure	¡Tiene que haber otra forma!	There has to be another way!		150750
252	mientras	/ˈmjentɾas/		conjunction	while, whilst, as (at the same time as)	Mientras más lo hago, más me gusta.	The more I do it, the more I like it.		150383
253	sentir	/senˈtiɾ/		verb	to feel	Lo siento.	I’m sorry.		150299
254	tratar	/tɾaˈtaɾ/		verb	to treat (to handle, behave toward in a specific way)	Déjame tratar otra vez.	Let me try again.		150067
255	lado	/ˈlado/		noun	side	a/en ambos lados	on both sides / on either side		149162
256	caso	/ˈkaso/		noun	case (situation or fact)	Aumentan los casos de diabetes entre niños.	The number of cases of diabetes among children is rising		148273
257	primera	/pɾiˈmeɾa/		noun	first gear (lowest gear in a motor vehicle)	Él es de primera.	He's a good guy.		145110
258	genial	/xeˈnjal/		adjective	ingenious, genius	¡Espero que hoy te vaya genial!	I hope your day goes great!		145028
259	chico	/ˈt͡ʃiko/		noun	boy; kid	Ése es mi chico.	That's my boy.		145009
260	supuesto	/suˈpwesto/		adjective	supposed, self-styled, alleged	El supuesto jefe de la rebelión.	The self-styled leader of the rebellion.		144428
261	vivir	/biˈbiɾ/		verb	to live; to be alive	Vive en la casa roja.	He/she lives in the red house.		144389
262	pues	/ˈpwes/		conjunction	so, then; in that case	Pues me voy.	I'll go, then.		143870
263	adiós	/aˈdjos/		noun	farewell; goodbye	No dijo ni adiós.	He didn't even say goodbye.		143677
264	muchas	/ˈmut͡ʃas/		determiner	feminine plural of mucho	Lo vi muchas veces.	I have seen him many times.	mucho	143007
265	significar	/siɡnifiˈkaɾ/		verb	to signify	Qué significa esa palabra?	What does that word mean?		142607
266	cambiar	/kamˈbjaɾ/		verb	to change, to shift, to switch, to alter	La marea ha cambiado.	The tide has turned / shifted.		142539
267	personas			noun	plural of persona	Hay personas a favor.	There are people in favor.	persona	141945
268	señora	/seˈɲoɾa/		noun	Ms; a title or form of address for a woman; formerly for a married, divorced, or widowed woman and now commonly for any adult woman regardless of marital…	¿Señora Rivera, dónde está usted?	Lady Rivera, where are you?		141893
269	esas	/ˈesas/		determiner	feminine plural of ese; those	Es una de esas.	It's one of those.	ese	140885
270	quizá	/kiˈθa/		adverb	perhaps, maybe	Quizá sí, quizá no…	Maybe, maybe not...		140794
271	contra	/ˈkontɾa/		noun	antidote	la lucha contra el prejuicio	the fight against prejudice		140485
272	camino	/kaˈmino/		noun	way, route	Sal de mi camino.	Stay out of my way.		140092
273	durante	/duˈɾante/		preposition	during, in, over	Durante el verano nos gusta ir al parque acuático.	In the summer we like to go to the water park.		139987
274	manera	/maˈneɾa/		noun	way; manner; method; style	¿No hay otra manera?	Is there no other way?		137722
275	suceder	/suθeˈdeɾ/		verb	to happen, to befall, to occur	¿Qué sucede?	What’s the matter?		137616
276	muerto	/ˈmweɾto/		adjective	dead	Tom no ha muerto.	Tom is not dead.		137301
277	persona	/peɾˈsona/		noun	person (an individual; usually a human being)	No es mala persona.	He's not a bad person.		136985
278	rápido	/ˈrapido/		adverb	rapidly, quickly, fast	Él es muy rápido.	He is very fast.		136953
279	cuál	/ˈkwal/		determiner	what; which	¿Cuál es tu dirección?	What is your address?		136406
280	ayuda	/aˈʝuda/		noun	help, aid	Muchas gracias por su ayuda.	Many thanks for your help.		136155
281	historia	/isˈtoɾja/		noun	history (the aggregate of past events)	pasar a la historia	to go down in history		135924
282	olvidar	/olbiˈdaɾ/		verb	to forget	Lo olvidé.	I forgot it.		133959
283	dentro	/ˈdentɾo/		adverb	inside (for space)	Dentro de la caja	inside the box		133954
284	casi	/ˈkasi/		adverb	almost	Casi casi que me parece que ocurriese ayer mismo.	It almost seems to me as if it had happened just yesterday.		133614
285	puerta	/ˈpweɾta/		noun	door (portal of entry into a building)	No abra la puerta.	Don't open the door.		133533
286	primero	/pɾiˈmeɾo/		adjective	first, first up	Mira la primera plana.	Check out the front page.		131298
287	semana	/seˈmana/		noun	week (7 days)	Es fin de semana.	It's the weekend.		130555
288	dormir	/doɾˈmiɾ/		verb	to sleep	¿Qué hora es? ¡Me he dormido!	What time is it? I've overslept!		130395
289	hacia	/ˈaθja/		preposition	toward, towards	El cohete se dirige hacia la luna.	The rocket is heading towards the Moon.		130000
290	quizás	/kiˈθas/		adverb	alternative form of quizá	Quizás luego.	Maybe later.		129544
291	juntos			adjective	masculine plural of junto	Vamos a ir juntos.	We'll go together.	junto	129353
292	niños	/ˈniɲos/		noun	plural of niño	Ya no somos niños.	We're no longer children.	niño	128856
293	pronto	/ˈpɾonto/		adverb	soon	Va a volver pronto.	He will come back soon.		128135
294	tío	/ˈtio/		noun	uncle (the brother, brother-in-law, or male cousin or cousin-in-law of either parent)	Mi tío es el hermano o primo de mi madre o de mi padre.	My uncle is my mother’s or father’s brother or male cousin.		127895
295	sacar	/saˈkaɾ/		verb	to put out, to get out (e.g. a public statement, an APB, a release of media or entertainment)	Saca la basura.	Take out the trash.		127429
296	suerte	/ˈsweɾte/		noun	luck, fortune	Esta es mi suerte en la vida, y tengo que aceptarla.	This is my lot in life, and I have to accept it.		127246
297	ciudad	/θjuˈdad/		noun	city	Viven en la ciudad.	They live in the city.		126710
298	siquiera	/siˈkjeɾa/		adverb	at least, at the least	Él molesta tanto que ni siquiera los sordomudos pueden soportarlo.	He's so annoying that not even deafmutes can tolerate him.		126506
299	feliz	/feˈliθ/		adjective	happy, merry (trait)	Él es un tipo feliz en general.	He's a happy guy in general.		125692
300	hija	/ˈixa/		noun	daughter; female equivalent of hijo	No soy tu hija.	I'm not your daughter.		124289
301	minutos			noun	plural of minuto	Eso tomó 30 minutos.	That took thirty minutes.	minuto	123912
302	cuánto	/ˈkwanto/		adverb	how much; how many	¿Cuántas hijas tienes?	How many daughters do you have?		123138
303	os	/os/		pronoun	you, to you, for you; dative and accusative of vosotros	Os di mi vida.	I gave you my life.		122754
304	hey	/ˈei/		interjection	hey!	Hey, espera por mí.	Hey, wait for me.		122432
305	contar	/konˈtaɾ/		verb	to count; to tally	Cuando contaba treinta años.	When he was thirty years of age		122365
306	muerte	/ˈmweɾte/		noun	death (the cessation of life)	Mi esposa dice que será mi muerte.	My wife says it will be the death of me.		122057
307	mantener	/manteˈneɾ/		verb	to keep	Yo mantengo a mis hijos.	I support my children.		121992
308	jugar	/xuˈɡaɾ/		verb	to play	Estoy jugando una partida ahora, luego.	I'm playing a game right now, later		121254
309	realidad	/realiˈdad/		noun	reality	No, en realidad no.	No, not really.		121027
310	deja	/ˈdexa/		noun	rest (that remaining after cutting textiles)	Deja ir a Tom.	Let Tom go.		120259
311	problemas	/pɾoˈblemas/		noun	plural of problema	Él está en problemas.	He is in trouble.	problema	120138
312	importante	/impoɾˈtante/		adjective	important, that cares, that matters	Si no es importante.	It's really not important.		119177
313	corazón	/koɾaˈθon/		noun	heart (organ of the body)	Le abrí mi corazón.	I bared my soul to her.		118685
314	miedo	/ˈmjedo/		noun	fear	tener miedo	to be scared		118624
315	jefe	/ˈxefe/		noun	chief; president; head; leader of a business, political party, or other organization	Él es mi jefe.	He is my boss.		118458
316	agua	/ˈaɡwa/		noun	water	Deme agua Pepsi.	Give me Pepsi (soda).		117654
317	justo	/ˈxusto/		adverb	right, just	Eso no es justo.	That's not fair.		117044
318	horas			noun	plural of hora	Me pagan por horas.	I'm paid by the hour.	hora	116873
319	funcionar	/funθjoˈnaɾ/		verb	to work, to function	¡No va a funcionar!	That won't work!		116700
320	buenos	/ˈbwenos/		adjective	masculine plural of bueno	Buenos días a todos.	Good morning, everybody.	bueno	115064
321	esposa	/esˈposa/		noun	wife	Amo a mi esposa.	I love my wife.		114925
322	manos			noun	plural of mano	Me lavo las manos.	I wash my hands.	mano	114921
323	ocurrir	/okuˈriɾ/		verb	to happen, to occur	Se me ocurrió una idea.	I came up with an idea.		114341
324	nuestros	/ˈnwestɾos/		determiner	masculine plural of nuestro	No es de los nuestros.	He's not one of us.	nuestro	114018
325	ojos	/ˈoxos/		noun	plural of ojo	Mírame a los ojos.	Look into my eyes.	ojo	113772
326	adelante	/adeˈlante/		adverb	forward (toward the front)	Le di para adelante.	I didn't look back.		113192
327	mano	/ˈmano/		noun	hand	Lávate las manos.	Wash your hands.		112665
328	cinco	/ˈθinko/		numeral	five	Vi a cinco hombres.	I saw five men.		112532
329	niño	/ˈniɲo/		noun	child, boy	No soy un niño.	I'm not a child.		112512
330	regresar	/reɡɾeˈsaɾ/		verb	to return, go back, come back	Me gustaría regresar otro día.	I would like to come back another day.		112359
331	ninguna	/ninˈɡuna/		determiner	feminine singular of ninguno	No es ninguna broma.	It is no joke.	ninguno	112227
332	otros	/ˈotɾos/		determiner	masculine plural of otro	Hubo otros como tú.	There were others like you.	otro	112169
333	cara	/ˈkaɾa/		noun	face (the front part of the head)	Su cara lo decía todo.	His face said everything.		111953
334	cuidado	/kwiˈdado/		noun	care (close attention; concern)	yo cuidado / yo cuidao	I'll take care of it. / I am accountable.		111524
335	bajo	/ˈbaxo/		adverb	low	No hay nada nuevo bajo el sol.	There's nothing new under the sun.		111241
336	cerca	/ˈθeɾka/		adverb	close, near, around, about, nearly, nigh (referring to quantity or time-related)	Ni cerca ni lejos.	Neither close nor far.		110690
337	viejo	/ˈbjexo/		noun	old person	Ya regresé, viejo.	I'm back, dear.		110403
338	noches			noun	plural of noche	Di buenas noches, Tom.	Say good night, Tom.	noche	109592
339	bastante	/basˈtante/		adverb	quite, rather, pretty, fairly	Es bastante claro.	It is quite clear.		109431
340	único	/ˈuniko/		adjective	only; single; sole	lo único	the only thing		108435
341	misma			adjective	feminine singular of mismo	Yo misma lo vi.	I myself saw it.	mismo	108033
342	escucha	/esˈkut͡ʃa/		noun	listening	Él no me escucha.	He doesn't listen to me.		107286
343	ningún	/ninˈɡun/		determiner	apocopic form of ninguno (“not any”)	No oí ningún ruido.	I didn't hear any sounds.		107193
344	suficiente	/sufiˈθjente/		adjective	sufficient, enough	Eso no es suficiente.	That isn't enough.		107106
345	punto	/ˈpunto/		noun	point (specific spot, location, or place)	Tienes cinco puntos.	You have five points.		106940
346	cuándo	/ˈkwando/		adverb	when	¿Cuándo abre?	When does it open?		106920
347	equipo	/eˈkipo/		noun	team	equipo editorial	editorial team		106584
348	grande	/ˈɡɾande/		adjective	big, large	Mi papá ya es muy grande para hacer eso.	My dad is now too old to do that.		106057
349	incluso	/inˈkluso/		adverb	even	Incluso yo perdí.	Even I was defeated.		105304
350	ganar	/ɡaˈnaɾ/		verb	to gain	La gata se ganó al lado de la chimenea.	The cat sat down beside the fireplace.		105283
351	algunos	/alˈɡunos/		determiner	masculine plural of alguno	Le di algunos libros.	I gave him a few books.	alguno	105052
352	doctor	/doɡˈtoɾ/		noun	doctor (Ph.D.)	Fue por el doctor.	He went for the doctor.		104991
353	difícil	/diˈfiθil/		adjective	difficult, hard, tough, challenging, rough, tricky, trying, arduous, testing	Sé que es difícil.	I know it's difficult.		104985
354	aunque	/awnke/		conjunction	though, although, even though, albeit	Mañana me voy aunque llueva.	I'm leaving tomorrow even if it rains.		104655
355	primer	/pɾiˈmeɾ/		adjective	apocopic form of primero (first)	el primer hijo	the first child		104138
356	coche	/ˈkot͡ʃe/		noun	car, automobile	Mi coche tiene una avería.	My car has broken down.		103946
357	clase	/ˈklase/		noun	lecture	¿Qué clase de persona eres?	What kind of a person are you?		103827
358	cuatro	/ˈkwatɾo/		numeral	four	¡Ya son las cuatro!	It's already 4:00!		103805
359	mas	/mas/		conjunction	but	Estoy envejeciendo, mas no me vuelvo sabio.	I'm getting older, but no wiser.		103445
360	pequeño	/peˈkeɲo/		adjective	small; little	Tengo un gatito pequeño.	I have a small kitten.		103016
361	llama	/ˈʝama/		noun	flame	Sé cómo se llama.	I know what his name is.		102848
362	toma	/ˈtoma/		noun	conquest, capture, taking, takeover	Toma este o ese.	Take this or that.		102733
363	allá	/aˈʝa/		adverb	there, over there, thither, yonder (in a direction away from the speaker and the listener)	Tom no fue allá.	Tom didn't go there.		102642
364	encantar	/enkanˈtaɾ/		verb	to charm, to enchant	Me encantan los mariscos.	I love seafood.		102389
365	última	/ˈultima/		adjective	feminine singular of último	Es mi última oferta.	It's my last offer.	último	102333
366	arriba	/aˈriba/		adverb	above, over	Todavía está arriba.	He is still upstairs.		102254
367	tierra	/ˈtjera/		noun	Earth (planet of the Solar System in which all of humanity resides)	La Tierra es llana.	The earth is flat.		102197
368	igual	/iˈɡwal/		adverb	in the same way; just like	Isidora es igual de alta que yo.	Isidora is as tall as me.		101272
369	loco	/ˈloko/		adjective	crazy, insane, mad, nuts (asserting that something is out of place in the head)	Estoy loco por ti.	I'm crazy for you.		100021
370	sangre	/ˈsanɡɾe/		noun	blood	Su sangre es roja.	Your blood is red.		99844
371	vuelta	/ˈbwelta/		noun	turn	Ya estoy de vuelta.	I'm back.		99529
372	mover	/moˈbeɾ/		verb	to move (to cause to change place or posture)	¡Deja de moverte!	Stop fidgeting!		99379
373	comprar	/komˈpɾaɾ/		verb	to buy (to obtain in exchange of money or goods)	Iré a comprar pan.	I'll go buy some bread.		99148
374	juego	/ˈxweɡo/		noun	play	juego con cera de velas	waxplay		99041
375	cuerpo	/ˈkweɾpo/		noun	body (the physical structure of a human or animal)	Le dolía el cuerpo.	His body ached.		98410
376	leer	/leˈeɾ/		verb	to read	Quiero leer el periódico.	I want to read the newspaper.		98019
377	disculpar	/diskulˈpaɾ/		verb	to excuse, forgive, pardon	¿No te vas a disculpar?	Aren't you going to apologize?		96907
378	e	/e/		conjunction	and	Hablo francés e inglés.	I speak French and English.		96622
379	algunas	/alˈɡunas/		determiner	feminine plural of alguno	He hecho algunas cosas.	I've done some things.	alguno	96075
380	oportunidad	/opoɾtuniˈdad/		noun	opportunity, chance, shot, break, occasion, time (in both senses: “chance for advancement, progress or profit” and “favorable circumstance or occasion”)	segunda oportunidad	do-over; second chance		95375
381	teléfono	/teˈlefono/		noun	telephone (a telecommunication device used for two-way talking with another person)	Este es mi teléfono.	This is my phone.		95015
382	final	/fiˈnal/		adjective	final (last, ultimate)	Esto es el final.	This is the end.		94883
383	listo	/ˈlisto/		adjective	clever, smart (with ser)	¿Estás listo?	Are you ready?		94769
384	fiesta	/ˈfjesta/		noun	party	Fui a su fiesta.	I went to her party.		94739
385	muchos	/ˈmut͡ʃos/		determiner	masculine plural of mucho	No lee muchos libros.	He doesn't read many books.	mucho	94250
386	auto	/ˈauto/		noun	a public deed or ceremony	No es mi auto.	It's not my car.		93654
387	correr	/koˈreɾ/		verb	to run, to jog	con el (al) correr de los años (tiempo, reloj)	as time goes by		93555
388	posible	/poˈsible/		adjective	possible	Cree en ti y todo será posible.	Believe in yourself and everything will be possible.		92449
389	hermana	/eɾˈmana/		noun	sister; female equivalent of hermano (“brother”)	Yo soy tu hermana.	I'm your sister.		92291
390	número	/ˈnumeɾo/		noun	number (counting)	Es un número par.	It's an even number.		92183
391	meses			noun	plural of mes	Eso fue hace meses.	That was months ago.	mes	92062
392	exactamente	/eɡˌsaɡtaˈmente/		adverb	exactly	Él dijo exactamente eso.	That's exactly what he said.		91598
393	culpa	/ˈkulpa/		noun	fault	No es mi culpa.	It's not my fault.		91506
394	abajo	/aˈbaxo/		adverb	down, downwards	Abajo están la cocina y el salón.	The kitchen and lounge are downstairs.		91298
395	escribir	/eskɾiˈbiɾ/		verb	to write (to form letters, words or symbols on a surface in order to communicate)	Escríbeme cuando puedas.	Write (to) me when you can.		91259
396	escuela	/esˈkwela/		noun	school (an institution dedicated to teaching and learning)	Voy a la escuela.	I am going to school.		90725
397	comenzar	/komenˈθaɾ/		verb	to begin, to commence	Usted puede comenzar.	You may commence.		90370
398	fuerte	/ˈfweɾte/		adjective	strong	¡Fuerte niño más desinquieto!	What a restless child!		90226
399	ello	/ˈeʝo/		pronoun	it, neuter third-person subject and disjunctive pronoun	Ve a por ello.	Go get it.		89741
400	pagar	/paˈɡaɾ/		verb	to pay	Se fue sin pagar.	He left without paying.		89729
401	pregunta	/pɾeˈɡunta/		noun	question (sentence that asks for information)	Tengo una pregunta sobre el perro.	I have a question about the dog.		89617
402	chicas			adjective	feminine plural of chico	Me gustan las chicas.	I like girls.	chico	89467
403	unas	/ˈunas/		article	feminine plural of un	En unas dos semanas.	In about two weeks.	un	89043
404	atrás	/aˈtɾas/		adverb	behind	miles de años atrás	thousands of years ago		88877
405	echar	/eˈt͡ʃaɾ/		verb	to throw, toss, cast, jettison (to release an object from one's grasp so that it moves through the air)	Échalo todo.	Let it all out.		88814
406	malo	/ˈmalo/		adjective	bad (of bad quality)	Soy malo en ajedrez.	I'm bad at chess.		88555
407	capitán	/kapiˈtan/		noun	captain (leader)	Este es el capitán.	This is the captain.		88550
408	bebé	/beˈbe/		noun	baby	Tom es un bebé.	Tom is a baby.		88307
409	segundo	/seˈɡundo/		noun	second (unit of time)	Somos de segundo año.	We're sophomores.		88232
410	sonar	/soˈnaɾ/		verb	to sound, to ring	Suena como que ya te has decidido.	It sounds like your mind is made up.		88104
411	mayor	/maˈʝoɾ/		noun	major (military rank)	la plaza mayor	the main square		87707
412	abrir	/aˈbɾiɾ/		verb	to open, open up	Abrió la llave.	He turned on the faucet.		87692
413	comida	/koˈmida/		noun	food	Yo no quiero comida.	I don't want food.		87661
414	fácil	/ˈfaθil/		adjective	easy, facile, simple (requiring little effort)	Quiero un trabajo fácil.	I want an easy task.		87099
415	vino	/ˈbino/		noun	wine (an alcoholic beverage made by fermenting grape juice, with an ABV ranging from 5.5–16%)	Él vino del sur.	He came from the south.		86406
416	lista	/ˈlista/		noun	list, roll	Es muy lista, no?	She's really clever, isn't she?		86033
417	recibir	/reθiˈbiɾ/		verb	to receive, get	Los recibiremos con mucho gusto.	We will gladly receive them.		85951
418	disparar	/dispaˈɾaɾ/		verb	to shoot, to fire (e.g. a weapon, a rocket)	Le voy a disparar.	I'm gonna shoot him.		85613
419	enviar	/emˈbjaɾ/		verb	to send	Me gustaría enviarles flores.	I would like to send them flowers.		85396
420	hijos	/ˈixos/		noun	plural of hijo (“sons, children”)	Aman a sus hijos.	They love their children.	hijo	85020
421	probablemente	/pɾoˌbableˈmente/		adverb	probably, likely	Es probablemente la gripe.	It's probably the flu.		84911
422	padres	/ˈpadɾes/		adjective	plural of padre	Amo a mis padres.	I love my parents.	padre	84855
423	habitación	/abitaˈθjon/		noun	room (separate part of a building)	Ven a mi habitación.	Come into my room.		84704
424	trata	/ˈtɾata/		noun	trafficking, trade, slave trade	trata de esclavos	slave trade		83906
425	tampoco	/tamˈpoko/		adverb	neither; nor; also not	Tampoco soy canadiense.	I'm not Canadian either.		83595
426	amo	/ˈamo/		noun	master (man who owns a slave)	Yo sí te amo.	I do love you.		83156
427	caer	/kaˈeɾ/		verb	to fall (to move to a lower position due to gravity)	No caigo.	I don't get it.		82312
428	par	/ˈpaɾ/		noun	pair (two of the same or similar items that go together)	un par de calcetines	a pair of socks		81901
429	única	/ˈunika/		adjective	feminine singular of único	No eres la única.	You're not the only one.	único	81808
430	simplemente	/ˌsimpleˈmente/		adverb	simply	Simplemente no lo sé.	I simply don't know.		80350
431	medio	/ˈmedjo/		noun	half (any fraction with a denominator of 2)	Es medio idiota.	He’s a bit of an idiot... He’s kind of an idiot...		80278
432	puta	/ˈputa/		noun	whore, slut, prostitute	No soy una puta.	I'm not a whore.		80176
433	perdonar	/peɾdoˈnaɾ/		verb	to pardon, excuse, forgive	Perdona, ¿me podrías pasar eso?	Excuse me, could you pass me that?		79910
434	callar	/kaˈʝaɾ/		verb	to calm	¿Por qué no te callas?	Why don’t you shut up?		79804
435	sentido	/senˈtido/		noun	sense (faculties of perception)	No tiene sentido.	It makes no sense. / It doesn't make any sense.		79686
436	lejos	/ˈlexos/		adverb	far, far away	Está muy lejos.	It's so far away.		79091
437	arma	/ˈaɾma/		noun	weapon, arm	El arma secreta	the secret weapon		78974
438	casar	/kaˈsaɾ/		verb	to marry, wed someone to (unite two others in wedlock)	Se casaron justo después de la graduación.	They got married right after graduation.		78525
439	alto	/ˈalto/		adjective	tall	En voz alta.	Out loud.		78496
440	pequeña	/peˈkeɲa/		adjective	feminine singular of pequeño	Mi casa es pequeña.	My house is small.	pequeño	78191
441	dólares	/ˈdolaɾes/		noun	plural of dólar	Te doy 5 dólares.	I'll give you five dollars.	dólar	77319
442	seis	/ˈseis/		numeral	six	Ya son las seis.	It's six o'clock already.		77064
443	seguridad	/seɡuɾiˈdad/		noun	safety, security	Lo sé con seguridad.	I know it for sure.		76807
444	maldita	/malˈdita/		adjective	feminine singular of maldito	¡Apaga la maldita cámara!	Turn off the damn camera!	maldito	76765
445	palabra	/paˈlabɾa/		noun	word	te doy mi palabra	I give you my word		76589
446	queda	/ˈkeda/		noun	curfew	Ya no queda sal.	There's no more salt.		76150
447	permitir	/peɾmiˈtiɾ/		verb	to allow, permit	No les permitieron ir.	They were not allowed to go.		75984
448	oficina	/ofiˈθina/		noun	office (a room used for non-manual work)	¿Voy a tu oficina?	Shall I come to your office?		75697
449	cama	/ˈkama/		noun	bed	La cama es azul.	The bed is blue.		75441
450	además	/adeˈmas/		adverb	in addition, moreover, furthermore, further, also, additionally	Además es más barato.	It's also cheaper.		75259
451	último	/ˈultimo/		adjective	final; last	la última página	the final page		75205
452	oído	/oˈido/		noun	hearing	No lo he oído.	I didn't hear it.		75123
453	prometer	/pɾomeˈteɾ/		verb	to promise	No puedo prometer nada.	I can't make promises.		74757
454	recuerdo	/reˈkweɾdo/		noun	memory (a specific thing that is remembered)	Recuerdo lo que vi.	I remember what I saw.		74344
455	meter	/meˈteɾ/		verb	to put in, insert	No metas la mano ahí.	Don't stick your hand in there.		74061
456	acerca	/aˈθeɾka/		adverb	only used in acerca de (“about; concerning”)	Soñé acerca de ti.	I dreamed about you.		74051
457	luz	/ˈluθ/		noun	light	Se fue la luz.	There is a blackout.		73886
458	correcto	/koˈreɡto/		adjective	correct, right	¿Y así es correcto?	And like that it's correct?		73881
459	demonios	/deˈmonjos/		adverb	the hell, on earth (for emphasis after a question word)	¿Qué demonios está pasando?	What on earth is happening?		73485
460	vivar	/biˈbaɾ/		verb	to applaud				73415
461	nuestras	/ˈnwestɾas/		determiner	feminine plural of nuestro	Las rosas son nuestras.	The roses are ours.	nuestro	73354
462	sitio	/ˈsitjo/		noun	site, place	Este es mi sitio.	This is my spot.		73036
463	salvar	/salˈbaɾ/		verb	to save	Quería salvar a Tom.	I wanted to save Tom.		72290
464	marido	/maˈɾido/		noun	husband	Él es mi marido.	This is my husband.		72210
465	subir	/suˈbiɾ/		verb	to go up or come up	¿Puedo subir a bordo?	May I come aboard?		71895
466	idiota	/iˈdjota/		noun	idiot, moron, fool, dork, eejit	Él no es idiota.	He is not stupid.		71856
467	plan	/ˈplan/		noun	plan	Vamos en plan rómantico.	We’re going in a romantic mood.		71640
468	dado	/ˈdado/		noun	a die or dice	Me lo ha dado.	He gave me it.		71249
469	cuanto	/ˈkwanto/		determiner	as much [of]; as many; however much; however many	Coge unos cuantos.	Take a handful (a few).		71197
470	peor	/peˈoɾ/		adjective	comparative degree of malo: worse	Me ha ido peor.	I've done worse.	malo	70692
471	pueblo	/ˈpweblo/		noun	town, village	Tom dejó el pueblo.	Tom left town.		70465
472	vivo	/ˈbibo/		adjective	alive, living (having life)	Vivo en un piso.	I live in an apartment.		70329
473	basta	/ˈbasta/		conjunction	as long as; provided that; only if	Basta de gritar.	Enough with the yelling.		69973
474	paso	/ˈpaso/		noun	step, footstep	Abran paso por el doctor!	Make way for the doctor!		69865
475	música	/ˈmusika/		noun	music	La música es amor.	Music is love.		69241
476	minuto	/miˈnuto/		noun	minute (a unit of time equal to 60 seconds or ¹⁄₆₀ hour)	¿Me dan un minuto?	Can I have a minute?		68878
477	anoche	/aˈnot͡ʃe/		adverb	last night	Anoche vi a Tom.	I saw Tom last night.		68870
478	país	/paˈis/		noun	country (the territory of a nation)	País Vasco	Basque Country		68539
479	referir	/refeˈɾiɾ/		verb	to report	¿A qué te refieres?	What are you referring to?		67905
480	aprender	/apɾenˈdeɾ/		verb	to learn (to acquire, or attempt to acquire knowledge or an ability to do something)	Él está aprendiendo español.	He's learning Spanish now.		67726
481	perdón	/peɾˈdon/		noun	pardon	Él me pidió perdón.	He asked for my pardon.		67516
482	mucha	/ˈmut͡ʃa/		determiner	feminine singular of mucho	Él usó mucha miel.	He used a lot of honey.	mucho	67426
483	falta	/ˈfalta/		noun	lack, shortage	No hace falta ir.	You don't need to go.		67152
484	pienso	/ˈpjenso/		noun	animal feed	Yo pienso que sí.	I think so.		67140
485	diablos	/ˈdjablos/		adverb	the hell	¿Qué diablos es esto?	What the hell is this?		67119
486	perdido	/peɾˈdido/		adjective	lost	He perdido mi tren.	I have missed my train.		66882
487	imaginar	/imaxiˈnaɾ/		verb	to imagine	Imagínate.	Go figure.		66805
488	confiar	/konˈfjaɾ/		verb	to reassure	confiar un trabajo a alguien	entrust a job to someone		66787
489	niña	/ˈniɲa/		noun	girl, female equivalent of niño	Vio a la niña.	He saw the girl.		66672
490	señorita	/seɲoˈɾita/		noun	young woman	Colombia es conocida por sus bonitas señoritas.	Colombia has a reputation for its pretty young women		66491
491	hospital	/ospiˈtal/		noun	hospital	Él irá al hospital.	He'll go to hospital.		66316
492	alegrar	/aleˈɡɾaɾ/		verb	to make happy	Me acabas de alegrar el día.	You just made my day.		66290
493	grandes	/ˈɡɾandes/		adjective	plural of grande	Ellos son muy grandes.	They are very big.	grande	66186
494	maldito	/malˈdito/		adjective	cursed	El anillo está maldito.	The ring is cursed.		66025
495	otras	/ˈotɾas/		determiner	feminine plural of otro	Piensa en las otras.	Think about the other ones.	otro	65924
496	llamado	/ʝaˈmado/		noun	call	Tom no ha llamado.	Tom hasn't called.		65650
497	fuego	/ˈfweɡo/		noun	fire	Fuego a mi orden.	Fire on my command.		65442
498	desear	/deseˈaɾ/		verb	to wish	Deja mucho que desear.	It leaves a lot to be desired.		65091
499	prueba	/ˈpɾweba/		noun	proof; evidence (usually in the plural)	Tom pasó la prueba.	Tom passed the test.		64593
500	increíble	/inkɾeˈible/		adjective	incredible, unbelievable	Increíble, ¿a que sí?	Isn't that terrific?		64527
501	real	/reˈal/		noun	real (unit of currency)	Eso no es real.	That's not real.		64511
502	libro	/ˈlibɾo/		noun	book	Te di un libro.	I gave you a book.		64445
503	orden	/ˈoɾden/		noun	order (command)	A sus órdenes	How may I help you?		64437
504	semanas	/seˈmanas/		noun	plural of semana	En unas dos semanas.	In about two weeks.	semana	64300
505	especial	/espeˈθjal/		adjective	special (distinguished by a unique quality)	Es tu día especial.	It's your special day.		64240
506	mía	/ˈmia/		noun	a regiment of 100 soldiers in the Spanish protectorate of Morocco	Ésta no es mía.	This isn't mine.		64132
507	café	/kaˈfe/		noun	coffee	Hay café y café.	There's coffee, and then there's COFFEE.		63914
508	duro	/ˈduɾo/		adjective	hard (not soft)	Ponlo sobre una superficie dura.	Put it on a hard surface.		63800
509	afuera	/aˈfweɾa/		adverb	out, outside	¡Vamos afuera!	Let's go out!		63387
510	robar	/roˈbaɾ/		verb	to rob	Copiar no es robar.	Copying is not theft.		63145
511	perro	/ˈpero/		noun	dog (the species Canis familiaris (sometimes designated Canis lupus familiaris), domesticated for thousands of years and of highly variable appearance because…	perro callejero	stray dog		63070
512	cielo	/ˈθjelo/		noun	sky	El cielo es azul.	The sky is blue.		62981
513	puesto	/ˈpwesto/		noun	position, employment, job	No pude encontrar un puesto libre para estacionar.	I couldn't find a free spot to park in.		62949
514	viaje	/biˈaxe/		noun	voyage	Hay un viaje de gente.	There's a lot of people.		62667
515	detrás	/deˈtɾas/		adverb	behind, at the rear	detrás mío/mía	behind me		62621
516	cuarto	/ˈkwaɾto/		noun	fourth (in a series)	cuarto militar de su majestad Bob VII.	military service to His Majesty Bob VII		62590
517	querida	/keˈɾida/		noun	female equivalent of querido	Nunca me sentí tan querida.	I've never felt so loved.	querido	62549
518	preguntas			noun	plural of pregunta	¿Por qué lo preguntas?	Why do you ask?	pregunta	62505
519	detener	/deteˈneɾ/		verb	to detain	Los voy a detener.	I'm going to stop them.		62503
520	querido	/keˈɾido/		noun	sweetheart	No es muy querido.	He isn't well-liked.		62425
521	libre	/ˈlibɾe/		adjective	free (not imprisoned or enslaved)	Libre crezca fecundo.	Grow free and fecund.		62421
522	cual	/ˈkwal/		adverb	like, as, in the manner of	Tal vez podrías probar de otra manera, cual es simplemente ignorarlo.	Maybe you could try another way, like to simply ignore it.		62288
523	decidir	/deθiˈdiɾ/		verb	to decide, to make up one's mind, to determine, to choose to	El juez podría decidir que fue muerte accidental.	The judge could rule it an accidental death.		62173
524	convertir	/kombeɾˈtiɾ/		verb	to turn into, to cause to become	Se nos convirtió en un blanco.	We were turned into a target. (impersonal refleja)		62107
525	cambio	/ˈkambjo/		noun	change, shift	¡Cambio y fuera!	Over and out!		62106
526	película	/peˈlikula/		noun	film (layer)	Ya vi esa película.	I've already seen that movie.		61985
527	millones			noun	plural of millón	Ya somos siete mil millones.	We're already 7 billion.	millón	61876
528	llamada	/ʝaˈmada/		noun	call	La llamada es gratis.	The call is free of charge.		61791
529	resto	/ˈresto/		noun	rest, remainder	el resto de mi vida	the rest of my life		61752
530	extraño	/e(ɡ)sˈtɾaɲo/		adjective	strange, unusual, odd, weird, bizarre, uncanny, rare, peculiar, freaky, freakish, freak, curious	Había un objeto extraño en el abdomen.	There was a foreign object in his/her abdomen.		61249
531	mala	/ˈmala/		noun	suitcase	Yo soy la mala.	I'm the bad one.		61177
532	presidente	/pɾesiˈdente/		noun	president, head (leader)	El presidente se negó.	The president refused.		61090
533	aceptar	/aθebˈtaɾ/		verb	to accept, to take up, to take up on	Acepto venir.	I agree to come.		60908
534	ropa	/ˈropa/		noun	garment, clothing, clothes, robes	Me gustan estas ropas.	I like these clothes.		60542
535	agente	/aˈxente/		noun	agent	Es agente de una gran compañía de seguros.	He's an agent for a big insurance company.		60171
536	palabras	/paˈlabɾas/		noun	plural of palabra (“words”)	Dudo de sus palabras.	I doubt her words.	palabra	60090
537	información	/infoɾmaˈθjon/		noun	information, data	¡Esa es información útil!	That's useful information!		60090
538	raro	/ˈraɾo/		adjective	rare	Tom no es raro.	Tom isn't weird.		60086
539	éste	/ˈeste/		pronoun	this one	Éste es el mío.	This is mine.		59792
540	general	/xeneˈɾal/		adjective	general, overall	Hubo un vitoreo general.	Everyone cheered.		59593
541	trato	/ˈtɾato/		noun	treatment (the process or manner of treating someone or something)	Es un buen trato.	It's a good deal.		59469
542	derecho	/deˈɾet͡ʃo/		noun	right (a legal, just or moral entitlement)	Sigue derecho.	Keep going [straight].		59164
543	modo	/ˈmodo/		noun	way, manner	a mi modo de ver	the way I see it		59041
544	ayer	/aˈʝeɾ/		noun	yesterday	Ayer se lo di.	I gave it to him yesterday.		59013
545	servir	/seɾˈbiɾ/		verb	to serve (to be a servant or worker; to render service)	Sirve como recordatorio.	It serves as a reminder.		58966
546	demás	/deˈmas/		adjective	other, remaining	los demás pasajeros	the other passengers		58811
547	noticias	/noˈtiθjas/		noun	plural of noticia	Él vió las noticias.	He saw the news.	noticia	58530
548	asesino	/aseˈsino/		noun	murderer, killer (person who commits murder)	Tom es un asesino.	Tom is a murderer.		58507
549	encontrado	/enkonˈtɾado/		adjective	found	He encontrado a Tony.	I found Tony.		57581
550	control	/konˈtɾol/		noun	control, or running of a business	Hazte con el control.	Take command.		57479
551	odio	/ˈodjo/		noun	hate, hatred, loathing (strong aversion; intense dislike)	Odio a mi jefe.	I hate my boss.		57427
552	frente	/ˈfɾente/		noun	front	La besé en la frente.	I kissed her on the forehead.		57371
553	sexo	/ˈseɡso/		noun	sex (the biological category)	Me refiero al sexo.	I'm talking about sex.		57281
554	mostrar	/mosˈtɾaɾ/		verb	to show (have somebody see something)	Muéstrame el camino.	Show me the way.		57018
555	divertido	/dibeɾˈtido/		adjective	entertaining, amusing, funny	Eso no es divertido.	That's not funny.		56908
556	armas	/ˈaɾmas/		noun	plural of arma	Portar armas es ilegal.	It's against the law to carry weapons.	arma	56785
557	amiga	/aˈmiɡa/		noun	female equivalent of amigo, friend	Vi a una amiga.	I saw a friend.	amigo	56665
558	grupo	/ˈɡɾupo/		noun	group	El grupo de abordaje está listo con sus billetes en la mano.	The boarding party is ready with their tickets in hand.		56638
559	asunto	/aˈsunto/		noun	matter, issue, business	No es asunto mío.	That's not my concern.		56622
560	acabo	/aˈkabo/		noun	synonym of acabamiento	Lo acabo de hacer.	I just did it.		56586
561	coger	/koˈxeɾ/		verb	to take, catch, hold, to get, to seize	Tengo que coger el tren.	I have a train to catch.		56301
562	mensaje	/menˈsaxe/		noun	message	Te dejé un mensaje.	I left you a message.		56126
563	encima	/enˈθima/		adverb	on top of something	No tengo dinero encima.	I don't have money on me.		56110
564	atención	/atenˈθjon/		noun	attention	Atención, por favor.	Your attention, please.		56092
565	diferente	/difeˈɾente/		adjective	different	Tom es muy diferente.	Tom is quite different.		56028
566	uh	/u/		interjection	used to express disappointment or disdain	Uh, quería enviar una respuesta pero no me dejaba.	Huh, I wanted to send a reply but it wouldn't let me.		55996
567	tocar	/toˈkaɾ/		verb	to touch	Toca esta tela.	Touch this cloth.		55942
568	cerrar	/θeˈraɾ/		verb	to close, to shut	Puedes cerrar la luz?	Can you turn out the light?		55624
569	daño	/ˈdaɲo/		noun	damage	No le haré daño.	I'm not going to hurt you.		55599
570	asegurar	/aseɡuˈɾaɾ/		verb	to secure (to make fast; to close or confine effectually)	asegurar que...	to ensure that...		55534
571	siguiente	/siˈɡjente/		adjective	following	Lo siguiente que puedo recordar es que salí corriendo.	The next thing I can remember was running out.		55300
572	sino	/ˈsino/		conjunction	but (rather) (after a negative clause)	No eres sino un alumno.	You are solely a student.		55136
573	médico	/ˈmediko/		noun	doctor	Él no es médico.	He is not a doctor.		54547
574	boca	/ˈboka/		noun	mouth, oral cavity	Mi boca se secó.	My mouth dried up.		54512
575	error	/eˈroɾ/		noun	error	No fue mi error.	That wasn't my mistake.		54414
576	jamás	/xaˈmas/		adverb	never	No lo he visto jamás.	I've never seen it.		54158
577	enseñar	/enseˈɲaɾ/		verb	to teach	¿Puedes enseñarme a cantar?	Could you teach me how to sing?		53935
578	largo	/ˈlaɾɡo/		adjective	long (having much distance from one terminating point to another)	un kilo largo de naranjas	a good kilo of oranges		53833
579	cuidar	/kwiˈdaɾ/		verb	to look after, take care of (e.g. a house, a person)	Cuide su lenguaje.	Watch your language.		53740
580	pena	/ˈpena/		noun	punishment, sentence	¡Ay, qué pena ese gato!	I feel (so) sorry for that cat.		53618
581	voz	/ˈboθ/		noun	voice	Tom alzó su voz.	Tom raised his voice.		53574
582	futuro	/fuˈtuɾo/		noun	future (the time ahead)	Esto es el futuro.	This is the future.		53557
583	secreto	/seˈkɾeto/		noun	a secret	guardar el secreto	keep the secret		53504
584	baño	/ˈbaɲo/		noun	bath (act of taking a bath)	Este es el baño.	This is the bathroom.		53455
585	mil	/ˈmil/		numeral	thousand	Gané muchos miles de dólares.	I earned many thousands of dollars		53364
586	novia	/ˈnobja/		noun	female equivalent of novio, girlfriend	No soy tu novia.	I'm not your girlfriend.	novio	52984
587	propia	/ˈpɾopja/		adjective	feminine singular of propio	Fue su propia culpa.	It was his own fault.	propio	52973
588	sueño	/ˈsweɲo/		noun	sleep, slumber	Realicé mi sueño.	I have fulfilled my dream.		52956
589	fuerza	/ˈfweɾθa/		noun	force	fuerzas armadas	armed forces		52316
590	mentir	/menˈtiɾ/		verb	to lie (say something untrue)	Me mientes.	You're lying to me.		52098
591	ambos	/ˈambos/		adjective	both	Ambas opciones son buenas para mí.	Both options are fine with me.		51916
592	ay	/ˈai/		interjection	ah!, alas!	¡Ay si te agarro!	Oh, if I catch you!		51890
593	vuelto	/ˈbwelto/		noun	change (money given back)	He vuelto por ti.	I've come back for you.		51505
594	dolor	/doˈloɾ/		noun	pain, ache, aching soreness, tenderness (physical)	dolor de espalda	backache		51283
595	edad	/eˈdad/		noun	age	Yo tenía tu edad.	I was your age.		51163
596	pie	/ˈpje/		noun	foot (a part of the body)	Suelo ir a pie.	I usually go on foot.		51066
597	negro	/ˈneɡɾo/		adjective	black (absorbing all light and reflecting none; dark and hueless)	está negro	he's in a rage		50987
598	aire	/ˈaiɾe/		noun	air (the substance constituting earth's atmosphere)	darse aires	to put on airs		50788
599	lamento	/laˈmento/		noun	lament	Lamento lo de ayer.	I'm sorry about yesterday.		50766
600	asesinato	/asesiˈnato/		noun	assassination	El aborto es asesinato.	Abortion is murder.		50759
601	levantar	/lebanˈtaɾ/		verb	to lift	Levanta la mano.	Raise your hand.		50717
602	adónde	/aˈdonde/		adverb	to where, whither, whereto	¿Adónde vas?	Where are you going?		50674
603	llegado	/ʝeˈɡado/		adjective	arrived, received, delivered	Y así, he llegado.	So, I'm arrived.		50534
604	existir	/eɡsisˈtiɾ/		verb	to exist	Existir es ser percibido.	To exist is to be perceived.		50497
605	romper	/romˈpeɾ/		verb	to break	Mariana rompió con ella.	Mariana broke up with her.		50457
606	cita	/ˈθita/		noun	date (romantic outing)	app de citas	dating app		50399
607	explicar	/eɡspliˈkaɾ/		verb	to explain	No lo puedo explicar.	I can't explain it.		50165
608	sistema	/sisˈtema/		noun	system	Es un buen sistema.	It's a good system.		50050
609	gusto	/ˈɡusto/		noun	taste (sense)	Lo haré con gusto.	I will do it gladly.		50039
610	pobre	/ˈpobɾe/		adjective	poor (lacking money, resources, etc.)	Mi pobre vecino siempre está llorando.	My poor neighbor is always crying.		50019
611	negocio	/neˈɡoθjo/		noun	business, enterprise (commercial enterprise or establishment)	Su negocio va bien.	His business is doing well.		49896
612	mente	/ˈmente/		noun	mind, intellect	Me lees la mente.	You read my mind.		49842
613	tuyo	/ˈtuʝo/		pronoun	yours	¿Eso es tuyo?	Is that yours?		49799
614	campo	/ˈkampo/		noun	countryside, country	En el campo, es tranquilo.	In the countryside, it's peaceful.		49614
615	situación	/sitwaˈθjon/		noun	situation, scenario, picture	Me pones en una situación imposible.	You are putting me in an impossible position.		49426
616	tras	/ˈtɾas/		preposition	after, following, in the wake of; upon	Los malos están tras de ti.	The bad guys are after you.		49345
617	hotel	/oˈtel/		noun	hotel	Eso es un hotel.	That is a hotel.		49177
618	foto	/ˈfoto/		noun	photo, photograph	¿Puede sacar una foto por favor?	Could you take a photo please?		48915
619	abogado	/aboˈɡado/		noun	lawyer, solicitor, counsel	Tom es mi abogado.	Tom is my lawyer.		48914
620	loca	/ˈloka/		noun	a madwoman, female equivalent of loco	Esa prima mía es una loca.	My cousin is a slut.		48859
621	propio	/ˈpɾopjo/		adjective	own (belonging to)	Tengo mi propio coche.	I have my own car		48844
622	alrededor	/alredeˈdoɾ/		noun	surroundings	Mire a su alrededor.	Look around you.		48767
623	próxima	/ˈpɾoɡsima/		adjective	feminine singular of próximo	La próxima manejo yo.	Next time, I'll drive.	próximo	48701
624	terminado	/teɾmiˈnado/		adjective	finished	No he terminado esto.	I haven't finished this.		48673
625	llorar	/ʝoˈɾaɾ/		verb	to cry, to weep	El bebé lloró toda la noche.	The baby cried all night.		48449
626	personal	/peɾsoˈnal/		adjective	personal	personal médico	medical staff, medical personnel; medical practitioners		48419
627	ésta	/ˈesta/		pronoun	feminine singular of éste	Ésta no es mía.	This isn't mine.	éste	48338
628	mitad	/miˈtad/		noun	half	tres mitades	three halves (³⁄₂)		48317
629	pelo	/ˈpelo/		noun	hair (a single hair)	Su pelo es feo.	Your hair is ugly.		48293
630	oficial	/ofiˈθjal/		noun	officer, official	Soy oficial de policía.	I'm a police officer.		47960
631	compañía	/kompaˈɲia/		noun	company, enterprise, business, firm	Me gusta la compañía.	I like the company.		47842
632	relación	/relaˈθjon/		noun	relation	No sé nada de su relación.	I don't know anything about their relationship.		47824
633	pase	/ˈpase/		noun	pass, permit	Que pase lo que pase.	Whatever will be, will be.		47622
634	montón	/monˈton/		noun	heap, pile (collection of things laid in a body, or thrown together so as to form an elevation)	Te quiero un montón.	I love you a lot.		47610
635	mejores			adjective	plural of mejor	Es uno de los mejores.	He's one of the best.	mejor	47509
636	cena	/ˈθena/		noun	supper, dinner	Yo pago la cena.	Dinner's on me.		47357
637	través	/tɾaˈbes/		noun	bend, turn	Él nadó a través del río.	He swam across the river.		47295
638	accidente	/aɡθiˈdente/		noun	accident (unexpected event with negative consequences)	No vi el accidente.	I didn't see the accident.		47117
639	ellas	/ˈeʝas/		pronoun	they, them (used subjectively and after prepositions; can refer to women and feminine nouns)	Ellas van a irse.	They're going.		46892
640	joder	/xoˈdeɾ/		verb	to annoy, bug, bother, irritate	Me jodo de miedo.	I'm scared shitless.		46741
641	caja	/ˈkaxa/		noun	box, case	Le dio una caja.	He gave her a box.		46635
642	tranquilo	/tɾanˈkilo/		adjective	calm, peaceful, tranquil, quiet	El campo es tranquilo.	The countryside is peaceful.		46587
643	bonito	/boˈnito/		adjective	pretty, cute	bonito jugador	nice player		46554
644	preferir	/pɾefeˈɾiɾ/		verb	to prefer				46529
645	estúpido	/esˈtupido/		adjective	stupid	Él no es estúpido.	He is not stupid.		46441
646	línea	/ˈlinea/		noun	line (a straight path through two or more points)	línea dura	hard or strict government policy		46341
647	caballeros			noun	plural of caballero	Con su permiso, caballeros.	Excuse me, gentlemen.	caballero	46158
648	bajar	/baˈxaɾ/		verb	to go down, come down	Bajaré de peso.	I will lose weight.		46070
649	dan	/ˈdan/		noun	dan	Yo visité a Dan.	I visited Dan.		46063
650	podar	/poˈdaɾ/		verb	to prune	¿Podría podar el pasto?	Could you mow the lawn?		46028
651	preparar	/pɾepaˈɾaɾ/		verb	to prepare	Me empecé a preparar.	I started to prepare myself.		45924
652	tienda	/ˈtjenda/		noun	tent	Fue a la tienda.	He went to the shop.		45913
653	entendido	/entenˈdido/		adjective	expert	No lo has entendido.	You didn't understand.		45877
654	centro	/ˈθentɾo/		noun	center	Quiero ir al centro.	I want to go to town.		45864
655	salvo	/ˈsalbo/		adjective	safe	Todos fueron a la fiesta, salvo Ana.	Everyone went to the party, except Ana.		45755
656	beber	/beˈbeɾ/		verb	to drink	Voy a beberme un vaso de agua	I am going to drink a glass of water		45697
657	mes	/ˈmes/		noun	month	Mi mes favorito es enero.	My favourite month is January.		45648
658	sol	/ˈsol/		noun	sun	quítate del sol	get out of the sun		45567
659	tonto	/ˈtonto/		adjective	stupid	¿Estás tonto?	Are you stupid?		45479
660	hambre	/ˈambɾe/		noun	hunger	Sí, me muero de hambre.	Yes, I'm starving.		45455
661	mesa	/ˈmesa/		noun	table	¡A la mesa!	Dinner is ready!		45409
662	respuesta	/resˈpwesta/		noun	reply, response, answer	en respuesta a	in response to		45345
663	completamente	/komˌpletaˈmente/		adverb	completely	Él está completamente loco.	He's completely crazy.		45342
664	carta	/ˈkaɾta/		noun	letter (document)	Las cartas que anunciaron el descubrimiento de las Indias	Letters Announcing the Discovery of the Indies (Columbus's letters)		45152
665	totalmente	/toˌtalˈmente/		adverb	totally	Es totalmente mi culpa.	It's totally my fault.		45016
666	imposible	/impoˈsible/		adjective	impossible	Su acento me es casi imposible de entender.	His accent is almost impossible for me to understand.		44898
667	soler	/soˈleɾ/		verb	to be accustomed to doing something, to do something on a regular basis, to do something usually or often	Aquí solía estar la tele.	This is where the television used to be.		44863
668	pruebas	/ˈpɾwebas/		noun	plural of prueba	¿Qué pruebas tiene usted?	Where's your proof?	prueba	44861
669	novio	/ˈnobjo/		noun	boyfriend (romantic partner)	Tom es mi novio.	Tom is my fiancé.		44832
670	normal	/noɾˈmal/		adjective	normal, standard, regular, fine	A mi me parece normal.	It seems fine to me.		44793
671	traje	/ˈtɾaxe/		noun	suit	Quiero este traje.	I'll take this suit.		44234
672	dirección	/diɾeɡˈθjon/		noun	direction	Le di mi dirección.	I gave him my address.		44229
673	siete	/ˈsjete/		noun	seven	Son casi las siete.	It is close to seven o'clock.		44169
674	merecer	/meɾeˈθeɾ/		verb	to deserve	Mereces mucho más que esto.	You deserve a lot more than this.		44097
675	placer	/plaˈθeɾ/		verb	to like (something or someone)	Fuimos al placer.	We went to the placer.		44038
676	parar	/paˈɾaɾ/		verb	to stop, halt	Me paro a las 6 am	I get up at 6 am		44009
677	presentar	/pɾesenˈtaɾ/		verb	to present, to submit	Debería presentar mi nueva novia a mi familia.	I should introduce my new girlfriend to my family.		43714
678	caminar	/kamiˈnaɾ/		verb	to walk	No me gusta caminar.	I don't like to walk.		43627
679	vengar	/benˈɡaɾ/		verb	to avenge, get even, take revenge	Él lo mató para vengar a su padre.	He killed him to avenge his dead father.		43617
680	blanco	/ˈblanko/		adjective	white	Por aquí no hay blancos en este pueblo.	There's no white people in this town.		43530
681	aparecer	/apaɾeˈθeɾ/		verb	to appear, to turn up, to pop up, to come up	apareció de la nada	it came out of nowhere		43414
682	profesor	/pɾofeˈsoɾ/		noun	professor (a faculty member)	profesores y personal	faculty and staff		43370
683	servicio	/seɾˈbiθjo/		noun	service	¿Está incluido el servicio?	Is service included?		43358
684	descubrir	/deskuˈbɾiɾ/		verb	to discover	Hay mucho más por descubrir.	There's a lot more to discover.		43305
685	muchacho	/muˈt͡ʃat͡ʃo/		noun	boy or young adult	Este es el muchacho.	This is the boy.		43295
686	reunión	/reuˈnjon/		noun	meeting, session, appointment	Iré a la reunión.	I'll go to the meeting.		43217
687	dejado	/deˈxado/		adjective	sloppy, lax (person)	Ha dejado de llover.	It has stopped raining.		43162
688	ley	/ˈlei/		noun	law (a well-established characteristic of nature)	Él es la ley.	He is the law.		43043
689	quitar	/kiˈtaɾ/		verb	to remove, to take away, to take down, to take off, to pull off, to pull out, to clear, to clear away, to strip, to strip away	¡Quítenmelo!	Get it off me!		42826
690	bailar	/baiˈlaɾ/		verb	to dance	No sé bailar.	I can't dance.		42801
691	programa	/pɾoˈɡɾama/		noun	programme, program	Él ve ese programa.	He watches that programme.		42763
692	carrera	/kaˈreɾa/		noun	race	No sé qué carrera escoger.	I don't know which major to choose.		42759
693	cumpleaños	/kumpleˈaɲos/		noun	birthday	Hoy es mi cumpleaños.	Today is my birthday.		42596
694	muchachos	/muˈt͡ʃat͡ʃos/		noun	plural of muchacho	Los muchachos son estúpidos.	Boys are stupid.	muchacho	42571
695	culo	/ˈkulo/		noun	ass, arse, booty, rear, behind, butt, buttocks	Es bien culo.	He's so gutless.		42470
696	canción	/kanˈθjon/		noun	song	Esta es mi canción.	This is my song.		42468
697	universidad	/unibeɾsiˈdad/		noun	university, (US) college	ir a la universidad	(US) go to college		42412
698	probar	/pɾoˈbaɾ/		verb	to prove	No puedes probarlo.	You can’t prove it.		42404
699	boda	/ˈboda/		noun	wedding	Su boda es mañana.	Their wedding is tomorrow.		42403
700	cualquiera	/kwalˈkjeɾa/		pronoun	anyone, whoever, whomever	Elige cualquiera de estos.	Choose any one from among these.		42369
701	sala	/ˈsala/		noun	room (a separate part of a building)	sala de estar	living room		42122
702	decisión	/deθiˈsjon/		noun	decision	tomar una decisión	make a decision		42011
703	don	/ˈdon/		noun	a title of respect to a man, prefixed to first names	Cielos, tu tío realmente tiene un don para gastar todo su dinero en el casino, ¿no?	Yikes, your uncle really has a knack for blowing all his money in the casino, doesn't he?		41978
704	necesario	/neθeˈsaɾjo/		adjective	necessary, requisite	Eso no era necesario.	That was not necessary.		41752
705	prisa	/ˈpɾisa/		noun	hurry, rush, urgency	¡Date prisa!	Hurry up!		41706
706	carajo	/kaˈɾaxo/		noun	cock	¡Vete al carajo!	go to hell!		41656
707	embargo	/emˈbaɾɡo/		noun	embargo	Es sin embargo cierto.	It is none the less true.		41642
708	interesante	/inteɾeˈsante/		adjective	interesting	Eso no es interesante.	That's not interesting.		41640
709	abuela	/aˈbwela/		noun	grandmother, female equivalent of abuelo	La crio su abuela.	She was raised by her grandmother.		41377
710	detective	/deteɡˈtibe/		noun	detective	Sami es detective privado.	Sami is a private detective.		41299
711	horrible	/oˈrible/		adjective	horrible (causing horror)	La paga es horrible.	The pay is horrible.		41259
712	suelo	/ˈswelo/		noun	dirt, earth, ground, soil	Suelo venir a las cinco.	I usually come at five o’clock.		41247
713	fotos			noun	plural of foto	Tom vio las fotos.	Tom saw the pictures.	foto	41245
714	cárcel	/ˈkaɾθel/		noun	prison	Estoy en la cárcel.	I'm in prison.		41152
715	acá	/aˈka/		adverb	here (in the speaker's location)	Ven acá.	Come here.		41151
716	escapar	/eskaˈpaɾ/		verb	to escape, get out	No te dejaré escapar.	I won't let you escape.		41014
717	maldición	/maldiˈθjon/		noun	curse	El masculló una maldición.	He muttered a curse.		40681
718	silencio	/siˈlenθjo/		noun	silence	silencio de corchea	eighth rest		40675
719	muerta			adjective	feminine singular of muerto	La araña está muerta.	The spider is dead.	muerto	40660
720	capaz	/kaˈpaθ/		adjective	able, capable	Tom es muy capaz.	Tom is very capable.		40541
721	club	/ˈklub/		noun	club (an association of members joining together for some common purpose, especially sports or recreation)	Lo conocí en el club.	I met him at a club.		40360
722	temar	/teˈmaɾ/		verb	to have an obsession	Sigue temando con la moneda.	She's still obsessed with the coin.		40288
723	broma	/ˈbɾoma/		noun	joke, prank, practical joke	Hizo una broma y todos se rieron.	He made a joke and everyone laughed.		40281
724	gobierno	/ɡoˈbjeɾno/		noun	government	Aún no hay gobierno.	There's still no government.		40236
725	cámara	/ˈkamaɾa/		noun	room	Ésta es mi cámara.	This is my camera.		40045
726	media	/ˈmedja/		noun	half (one of two equal parts of any whole)	Son las cinco y media.	It’s half past five.		39998
727	terrible	/teˈrible/		adjective	terrible, awful, horrible (very bad)	Los jóvenes de hoy en día están bajo estrés terrible.	Today's young people are under terrific stress.		39993
728	regalo	/reˈɡalo/		noun	present, gift	No es un regalo.	It's not a gift.		39903
729	amable	/aˈmable/		adjective	kind, amiable, gracious	Él es muy amable conmigo.	He is very kind to me.		39841
730	dulce	/ˈdulθe/		adjective	sweet (having a pleasant taste, especially induced by sugar)	El té es dulce.	The tea is sweet.		39818
731	muertos	/ˈmweɾtos/		adjective	masculine plural of muerto	Deben de estar muertos.	They must be dead.	muerto	39809
732	ataque	/aˈtake/		noun	attack (an attempt to damage an opponent or enemy)	ataque sorpresa	surprise attack		39782
733	negocios	/neˈɡoθjos/		noun	plural of negocio	Tengo negocios con él.	I have business with him.	negocio	39553
734	ocho	/ˈot͡ʃo/		noun	eight	Se va a las ocho.	He leaves at eight.		39524
735	avión	/aˈbjon/		noun	aeroplane, airplane, plane	Voy a ir en avión.	I will go there by plane.		39484
736	investigación	/imbestiɡaˈθjon/		noun	investigation	¿Cómo va la investigación?	How is the investigation going?		39465
737	comprender	/kompɾenˈdeɾ/		verb	to understand, to comprehend	No lo puedo comprender.	I cannot understand it.		39419
738	juro	/ˈxuɾo/		noun	ownership	Te lo juro, John.	I swear, John.		39329
739	ejército	/eˈxeɾθito/		noun	army	Me uní al ejército.	I went into the army.		39290
740	papel	/paˈpel/		noun	paper	El papel es blanco.	Paper is white.		39262
741	partes	/ˈpaɾtes/		noun	genitalia	Va a todas partes.	He gets around a lot.		39255
742	gracioso	/ɡɾaˈθjoso/		adjective	funny, amusing	Hombre, tranquilo. Yo no estaba hablando en serio. Solo estaba haciéndome el gracioso.	Man, chill. I wasn't being serious. I was just being facetious.		39166
743	principio	/pɾinˈθipjo/		noun	principle	al principio	at the beginning, at first		39155
744	vender	/benˈdeɾ/		verb	to sell	No lo voy a vender.	I'm not going to sell it.		39126
745	delante	/deˈlante/		adverb	in front of, before (spatially)	delante mío/mía	in front of me		38898
746	teniente	/teˈnjente/		noun	lieutenant	Teniente, mi paciencia es más corta que mi espada.	Lieutenant, my patience is shorter than my sword.		38628
747	deseo	/deˈseo/		noun	desire, wish	Le deseo lo mismo.	I wish you the same.		38627
748	nave	/ˈnabe/		noun	ship, vessel (with a concave hull)	La nave se hunde.	The ship is sinking.		38459
749	lograr	/loˈɡɾaɾ/		verb	to get, to obtain	¿Eso qué va a lograr?	What will that achieve?		38358
750	desaparecer	/desapaɾeˈθeɾ/		verb	to disappear, to go missing, to vanish, to be gone	Mis llaves han desaparecido.	My keys have disappeared.		38319
751	basura	/baˈsuɾa/		noun	trash, waste, garbage, rubbish, nonsense	Tom sacó la basura.	Tom threw out the garbage.		38280
752	arreglar	/areˈɡlaɾ/		verb	to fix, to repair, to mend	No se puede arreglar.	It can't be fixed.		38238
753	continuar	/kontiˈnwaɾ/		verb	to continue, to carry on	Eso no es mucho para continuar.	That's not a lot to go off of.		38129
754	contacto	/konˈtaɡto/		noun	contact	Uso lentes de contacto.	I wear contact lenses.		38028
755	esposo	/esˈposo/		noun	husband	Su esposo es rico.	Her husband is rich.		38011
756	tren	/ˈtɾen/		noun	train	Está en el tren.	He's on the train.		37976
757	verdadero	/beɾdaˈdeɾo/		adjective	true, real	Es mi verdadero amor.	He's my true love.		37844
758	tuya	/ˈtuʝa/		noun	(Thuja) thuja	La tuya es peor.	Yours is worse.		37837
759	disculpa	/disˈkulpa/		noun	excuse	Te debo una disculpa.	I owe you an apology.		37801
760	junto	/ˈxunto/		adjective	together	Todo junto son 30 kg.	All together it weighs 30 kg.		37794
761	matrimonio	/matɾiˈmonjo/		noun	matrimony (sacrament)	Tom me propuso matrimonio.	Tom proposed to me.		37656
762	locura	/loˈkuɾa/		noun	madness, craziness	Es una locura!	It's crazy!		37525
763	bromear	/bɾomeˈaɾ/		verb	to joke, to kid (to do or say something for amusement)	A Tom le gusta siempre bromear.	Tom always likes to joke around.		37503
764	oro	/ˈoɾo/		noun	gold	¿Es de oro puro?	Is that pure gold?		37500
765	permiso	/peɾˈmiso/		noun	permission	No te pedí tu permiso.	I didn't ask for your permission.		37465
766	director	/diɾeɡˈtoɾ/		noun	director	Hablo con el director.	I'm speaking with the principal.		37428
767	peligro	/peˈliɡɾo/		noun	danger, peril	Ese es el peligro.	That's the danger.		37415
768	libertad	/libeɾˈta/		noun	liberty, freedom	¿Qué es la libertad?	What is freedom?		37412
769	baja	/ˈbaxa/		noun	casualty, loss	Tuvimos demasiadas bajas, por ese perdimos la guerra.	We had too many casualties, that is why we lost the war.		37298
770	derecha	/deˈɾet͡ʃa/		noun	right (direction)	Tuerza a la derecha.	Turn right.		37262
771	proteger	/pɾoteˈxeɾ/		verb	to protect, to defend	Tom te va a proteger.	Tom will protect you.		37246
772	pies	/ˈpjes/		noun	plural of pie	Él mide seis pies.	He is six feet in height.	pie	37222
773	segunda	/seˈɡunda/		noun	second gear	Es de segunda mano.	It's second-hand.		37192
774	maravilloso	/maɾabiˈʝoso/		adjective	wonderful, marvelous	Un mundo maravilloso.	A wonderful world.		37115
775	espacio	/esˈpaθjo/		noun	space (distance between things)	El espacio es falso.	Space is fake.		37114
776	rato	/ˈrato/		noun	a while, bit (a short period of time)	Me hizo pasar un mal rato.	I had a terrible time because of him/her.		37101
777	abuelo	/aˈbwelo/		noun	grandfather	Su abuelo es simpático.	His grandfather is nice.		37062
778	salud	/saˈlud/		noun	health	La salud lo es todo.	Health means everything.		37016
779	sorpresa	/soɾˈpɾesa/		noun	surprise (something not expected)	para su sorpresa	to her surprise		37012
780	ninguno	/ninˈɡuno/		pronoun	nobody; no one	No tengo ninguno más.	I have no more.		37007
781	triste	/ˈtɾiste/		adjective	As a temporary state	¿Por qué eres tan triste?	Why are you such a sad person?		36968
782	aun	/awn/		adverb	even (implying an extreme example in the case mentioned)	aun más así	even more so		36908
783	maestro	/maˈestɾo/		noun	master	la práctica hace al maestro	practice makes perfect		36887
784	según	/seˈɡun/		preposition	according to	Según dice Marta...	According to what Marta says...		36882
785	infierno	/inˈfjeɾno/		noun	hell	¿Cómo es el infierno?	What is hell like?		36835
786	tipos			adjective	masculine plural of tipo	Hay muchos tipos de café.	There are many kinds of coffee.	tipo	36703
787	elegir	/eleˈxiɾ/		verb	to choose	Elijo vivir contento.	I choose to be happy.		36701
788	tía	/ˈtia/		noun	female equivalent of tío: aunt; the sister, sister-in-law or female cousin or cousin-in-law of either parent	Mi tía es la hermana o prima de mi madre o de mi padre.	My aunt is my mother's or father's sister or female cousin.	tío	36607
789	crimen	/ˈkɾimen/		noun	crime	El crimen no paga.	Crime does not pay.		36579
790	conocido	/konoˈθido/		adjective	known	¿Ya lo has conocido?	Have you met him already?		36564
791	consejo	/konˈsexo/		noun	advice, counsel, piece of advice	Te daré un consejo.	I'll give you a piece of advice.		36446
792	ante	/ˈante/		noun	elk	Tengo que comparecer ante el juez.	I have to appear before the judge.		36426
793	actuar	/aɡˈtwaɾ/		verb	to act, to behave	¡Para de tocar todo! Estás actuando como un niño.	Stop touching everything! You're acting like a child.		36423
794	iglesia	/iˈɡlesja/		noun	church	Voy a la iglesia.	I'm going to church.		36300
795	atacar	/ataˈkaɾ/		verb	to attack, to come at	Van a intentar atacar.	They intend to attack.		36295
796	intento	/inˈtento/		noun	attempt	Le daré otro intento.	I'm going to give it one more try.		36197
797	mayoría	/maʝoˈɾia/		noun	majority	Tom no es como la mayoría.	Tom isn't conventional.		36167
798	conducir	/konduˈθiɾ/		verb	to drive; to conduct	Sé conducir un coche.	I can drive a car.		36071
799	escena	/esˈθena/		noun	scene	No hagas una escena.	Don't make a scene.		36065
800	piso	/ˈpiso/		noun	floor, ground (surface of the earth)	torta de tres pisos	three-tier cake		36054
801	señal	/seˈɲal/		noun	sign	No vi la señal.	I did not see the sign.		36012
802	honor	/oˈnoɾ/		noun	honor	Sería un honor para mí.	I'd be honored.		35990
803	cerebro	/θeˈɾebɾo/		noun	brain	Me duele el cerebro.	My brain hurts.		35820
804	veras	/ˈbeɾas/		noun	truth; reality	Ahora va de veras.	Now it's the real thing.		35817
805	cocina	/koˈθina/		noun	kitchen	Mi hermana como chef decidió especializarse en la cocina asiática.	My sister as a chef decided to specialize in Asian cuisine.		35715
806	vestido	/besˈtido/		adjective	dressed	bien vestido	well-dressed		35669
807	inteligente	/inteliˈxente/ [ĩn̪.t̪e.liˈxẽn̪.t̪e]		adjective	intelligent	Él es muy inteligente.	He's very intelligent.		35632
808	vieja	/ˈbjexa/		noun	female equivalent of viejo	Mi mesa es vieja.	My table is old.	viejo	35616
809	caballo	/kaˈbaʝo/		noun	horse	El caballo es mío.	The horse is mine.		35585
810	vidas	/ˈbidas/		noun	plural of vida	Hay vidas en peligro.	There are lives at stake.	vida	35477
811	bar	/ˈbaɾ/		noun	bar, coffee shop, café, pub (an establishment where refreshments and alcohol drinks are served)	Trabajo en un bar.	I work at a bar.		35461
812	corte	/ˈkoɾte/		noun	cut (the act of cutting)	Me da corte hacerlo.	I'm embarrassed to do it.		35435
813	adentro	/aˈdentɾo/		adverb	inside (especially implying a motion into)	Él no está adentro.	He's not in.		35406
814	drogas	/ˈdɾoɡas/		noun	plural of droga	Aquí no hay drogas.	There are no drugs here.	droga	35396
815	enseguida	/enseˈɡida/		adverb	immediately	Tom se fue enseguida.	Tom left right away.		35331
816	busca	/ˈbuska/		noun	search (an attempt to find something)	¡Busca a la mujer!	Look for the woman!		35289
817	agradable	/aɡɾaˈdable/		adjective	agreeable, pleasant	Fue una excursión muy agradable.	It was a very pleasant trip.		35267
818	carne	/ˈkaɾne/		noun	flesh, the soft part of a body which covers the bones	Es carne de mono.	It's monkey meat.		35253
819	responder	/responˈdeɾ/		verb	to answer, to reply	Me gusta que respondas así.	I like that you give answers like that.		35238
820	departamento	/depaɾtaˈmento/		noun	department	Vivo en un departamento.	I live in an apartment.		35214
821	lindo	/ˈlindo/		adjective	pretty	México es muy lindo y querido.	Mexico is very pretty and dear.		35195
822	mar	/ˈmaɾ/		noun	sea	Cuba está ubicada en el mar Caribe.	Cuba is located in the Caribbean sea.		35149
823	duda	/ˈduda/		noun	doubt	Tengo una duda.	I have a question.		35145
824	edificio	/ediˈfiθjo/		noun	building	El edificio es azul.	The building is blue.		35098
825	cargo	/ˈkaɾɡo/		noun	charge, burden	Tom está a cargo.	Tom is in charge.		35050
826	víctima	/ˈbiɡtima/		noun	victim	La víctima fui yo.	I was the victim.		35048
827	amar	/aˈmaɾ/		verb	to love, have great affection for, care about	Amar es estar solo.	To love is to be alone.		35008
828	luna	/ˈluna/		noun	moon	A veces puedo ver la luna en la mañana.	Sometimes I can see the moon in the morning.		34997
829	energía	/eneɾˈxia/		noun	energy	Él rebosa en energía.	He is full of energy.		34997
830	frío	/ˈfɾio/		adjective	cold (having a low temperature)	Había nevado tanto que el frío quemaba en la montaña.	It had snowed so much that it was freezing by the mountain.		34936
831	baile	/ˈbaile/		noun	dance (a sequence of rhythmic steps or movements usually performed to music)	Fui solo al baile.	I went stag to the prom.		34771
832	misión	/miˈsjon/		noun	mission, quest	Esta es mi misión.	This is my mission.		34729
833	listos			adjective	masculine plural of listo	No éramos muy listos.	We weren't very clever.	listo	34703
834	izquierda	/iθˈkjeɾda/		noun	left (side, direction)	Gire a la izquierda.	Turn left.		34629
835	finalmente	/fiˌnalˈmente/		adverb	lastly, finally, in the end	Y finalmente se rindió.	At last he yielded.		34516
836	simple	/ˈsimple/		adjective	simple (uncomplicated)	Soy un simple pescador.	I'm just a fisherman.		34511
837	evitar	/ebiˈtaɾ/		verb	to avoid, to bypass, to evade, to circumvent, to dodge, to shun, to eschew (to steer clear of)	Después de haberlo evitado muchas horas, acabó por decirnos la verdad.	After having avoided it for several hours, he ended up telling us the truth.		34465
838	molestar	/molesˈtaɾ/		verb	to bother, to disturb, to trouble, to impose, to inconvenience, to burden	Deja de molestarme.	Stop bothering me.		34338
839	cambiado	/kamˈbjado/		adjective	changed	Ya la he cambiado.	I've changed it.		34095
840	hermoso	/eɾˈmoso/		adjective	gorgeous, beautiful, handsome, lovely	Es un día hermoso.	It's a beautiful day.		34066
841	opinión	/opiˈnjon/		noun	opinion	Soy de su opinión.	We think alike.		34009
842	linda			adjective	feminine singular of lindo	Es alta y linda.	She's tall and beautiful.	lindo	34005
843	apenas	/aˈpenas/		adverb	barely, scarcely	Apenas terminé.	I('ve) just finished.		33969
844	segundos	/seˈɡundos/		adjective	masculine plural of segundo	Te quedan treinta segundos.	You have thirty seconds left.	segundo	33905
845	cerveza	/θeɾˈbeθa/		noun	beer	Esa es mi cerveza.	That's my beer.		33902
846	averiguar	/abeɾiˈɡwaɾ/		verb	to find out, figure out, work out, determine	Voy a averiguar quién hizo la travesura.	I'm going to dig up who was the one that did the mischief.		33586
847	cuántos	/ˈkwantos/		determiner	masculine plural of cuánto, how many	¿Cuántos años me das?	How old do you think I am?	cuánto	33572
848	odiar	/oˈdjaɾ/		verb	to hate, to loathe	Tom solía odiar Boston.	Tom used to hate Boston.		33495
849	reina	/ˈreina/		noun	queen	Vi a la reina.	I saw the queen.		33477
850	temprano	/temˈpɾano/		adjective	early	Sé que es temprano.	I know it's early.		33465
851	tema	/ˈtema/		noun	theme; plot (of a book, film or other media)	el tema es que…	the thing is…		33446
852	prisión	/pɾiˈsjon/		noun	prison (a place or institution of confinement, especially of long-term confinement for those convicted of serious crimes or otherwise considered undesirable by…	Él está en prisión.	He's in prison.		33396
853	porqué	/poɾˈke/		noun	a reason (e.g. the reason why something happens)	Hay demasiados porqués.	There are too many reasons.		33393
854	público	/ˈpubliko/		noun	public	El público lo sabe.	The public knows that.		33347
855	partido	/paɾˈtido/		noun	party	El partido me agotó.	The game exhausted me.		33291
856	causa	/ˈkausa/		noun	cause	No sé la causa.	I don't know the cause.		33279
857	caliente	/kaˈljente/		adjective	hot, warm (emitting heat or warmth)	El té está caliente.	The tea is hot.		33249
858	sargento	/saɾˈxento/		noun	sergeant	Él ascendió al rango de sargento.	He rose to the rank of sergeant.		33179
859	luchar	/luˈt͡ʃaɾ/		verb	to fight, to battle, to do battle	luchar por sobrevivir	to fight to survive		33166
860	cenar	/θeˈnaɾ/		verb	to dine; to have supper; to have a lavish meal	Es hora de cenar.	It's time for dinner.		33146
861	agradecer	/aɡɾadeˈθeɾ/		verb	to thank	Le agradecí mucho su ayuda.	I thanked him very much for his help.		33145
862	crecer	/kɾeˈθeɾ/		verb	to grow	Su pelo volvió a crecer.	Her hair grew back.		33085
863	andar	/anˈdaɾ/		verb	to walk, to go	¿Cómo andas?	How do you feel?		33011
864	resultar	/resulˈtaɾ/		verb	to result, to turn out, to end up, to prove	Resulta que…	As it turns out…		32980
865	compañero	/kompaˈɲeɾo/		noun	companion (someone with whom one spends time or keeps company)	compañero de piso	roommate, flatmate		32947
866	banco	/ˈbanko/		noun	bank (financial institution)	He ido al banco.	I've been to the bank.		32880
867	reír	/reˈiɾ/		verb	to laugh	¿De qué te ríes?	What are you laughing at/about?		32873
868	zona	/ˈθona/		noun	zone, district, area	Él me mostró la zona.	He showed me around.		32787
869	destino	/desˈtino/		noun	destiny, fate	destino cruel	cruel fate		32785
870	base	/ˈbase/		noun	base	Todo empieza desde la base.	Everything starts from a basis.		32757
871	cliente	/ˈkljente/		noun	client	El cliente es rey.	The customer is king.		32665
872	perra	/ˈpera/		noun	female equivalent of perro (“dog”): bitch, female dog	Mi perra está preñada.	My dog is pregnant.	perro	32592
873	encuentro	/enˈkwentɾo/		noun	encounter, meeting	No me encuentro bien.	I don't feel well		32557
874	pelea	/peˈlea/		noun	fight, brawl	¡Va a haber pelea!	There's going to be a fight!		32497
875	san	/ˈsan/		noun	financial, temporal-savings scheme; the participants periodically contribute a quota to a communal pot that is given to one member, based on his/her turn…	Voy a San Pablo.	I go to San Pablo.		32450
876	tirar	/tiˈɾaɾ/		verb	to drop intentionally	¡Tira para allá!	Go away!		32324
877	norte	/ˈnoɾte/		noun	north (compass point)	Vamos al norte.	We're going north.		32319
878	apuesto	/aˈpwesto/		adjective	handsome, good-looking (person)	¿Soy apuesto o no?	Am I handsome or not?		32213
879	peligroso	/peliˈɡɾoso/		adjective	perilous, dangerous	No hagas preguntas. Las preguntas son peligrosas.	Don't ask questions. Questions are dangerous.		32210
880	viva	/ˈbiba/		adjective	feminine singular of vivo	Que viva el rey.	Long live the king.	vivo	32204
881	volar	/boˈlaɾ/		verb	to fly, to fly away	No te vueles.	Don't overdo it.		32196
882	té	/ˈte/		noun	tea	¿Qué tal un té?	Won't you have some tea?		32049
883	excepto	/e(ɡ)ˈθebto/		preposition	except	Todos vinieron excepto él.	Everyone came except him.		32005
884	juicio	/ˈxwiθjo/		noun	good judgement; reason	mantener el juicio	to stay sane		31961
885	llave	/ˈʝabe/		noun	key (to open doors)	Ya ve la llave.	Now he sees the key.		31899
886	equivocado	/ekiboˈkado/		adjective	mistaken, wrong	Sé que estoy equivocado.	I know I'm wrong.		31851
887	posición	/posiˈθjon/		noun	position	Tom está en posición.	Tom is in position.		31835
888	trasero	/tɾaˈseɾo/		adjective	back, back-side, rear-side, posterior	No patino bien, siempre me caigo de trasero.	I can't skate well; I always fall on my backside.		31796
889	espalda	/esˈpalda/		noun	back	Me duele la espalda.	My back hurts.		31618
890	excelente	/eɡsθeˈlente/		adjective	excellent, brilliant, superb	Es un vino excelente.	That's an excellent wine.		31576
891	éxito	/ˈeɡsito/		noun	success	grandes éxitos	greatest hits		31546
892	modos			noun	plural of modo	Le amo de todos modos.	I love him anyway.	modo	31533
893	ventana	/benˈtana/		noun	window (opening for light and air)	No abra la ventana.	Don't open the window.		31521
894	especie	/esˈpeθje/		noun	species	Es una especie de naranja.	It is a kind of orange.		31439
895	diferencia	/difeˈɾenθja/		noun	difference	Debemos tener presente la diferencia entre cantidad y calidad.	We should bear in mind the difference between quantity and quality.		31428
896	formas	/ˈfoɾmas/		noun	plural of forma	Gracias de todas formas.	Thanks anyway.	forma	31423
897	últimos	/ˈultimos/		adjective	masculine plural of último	¿Has oído los últimos rumores?	Have you heard the latest rumours?	último	31416
898	ejemplo	/eˈxemplo/		noun	example	Es un mal ejemplo.	It's a bad example.		31354
899	ése	/ˈese/		pronoun	that one	Ése es mi gato.	That's my cat.		31352
900	oler	/oˈleɾ/		verb	to smell (perceive by scent)	oler mal	to stink		31345
901	radio	/ˈradjo/		noun	radius	Bájale a la radio.	Turn down the radio.		31316
902	calma	/ˈkalma/		noun	calm, stillness, peacefulness	Todo está en calma.	All is quiet.		31202
903	hogar	/oˈɡaɾ/		noun	home	¿Dónde está su hogar?	Where's his home?		31190
904	fondo	/ˈfondo/		noun	bottom	al fondo	at the back		31017
905	humano	/uˈmano/		adjective	human	Soy un ser humano.	I'm a human.		30936
906	unidos	/uˈnidos/		adjective	masculine plural of unido	¿Eres de Estados Unidos?	Are you from the United States?	unido	30863
907	planeta	/plaˈneta/		noun	planet	No hay planeta B.	There is no planet B.		30672
908	ofrecer	/ofɾeˈθeɾ/		verb	to offer, to offer up, to provide	de eso no ofrece duda	there's no doubt about that		30548
909	respecto	/resˈpeɡto/		noun	respect, regard, connection, relation, relationship	Él bromeó al respecto.	He made a joke about it.		30525
910	regreso	/reˈɡɾeso/		noun	return	Regreso en un minuto.	I'm coming back in a minute.		30519
911	debido	/deˈbido/		adjective	owed	Esto es debido a ti.	This is because of you.		30518
912	respirar	/respiˈɾaɾ/		verb	to breathe	Tom dejó de respirar.	Tom stopped breathing.		30365
913	lleno	/ˈʝeno/		adjective	full	El tren iba lleno.	The train was crowded.		30333
914	respeto	/resˈpeto/		noun	respect	Tom, yo te respeto.	I respect you, Tom.		30274
915	debajo	/deˈbaxo/		adverb	underneath	debajo mío/mía	under me		30209
916	estación	/estaˈθjon/		noun	station	Fui a la estación.	I went to the station.		30100
917	alta	/ˈalta/		noun	certificate of discharge (from a hospital)	Ella no es alta.	She is not tall.		30046
918	pista	/ˈpista/		noun	track, course, trail	pista de baloncesto	basketball court		30000
919	estrella	/esˈtɾeʝa/		noun	star (celestial body)	El Sol es una estrella.	The sun is a star.		29938
920	enfermo	/enˈfeɾmo/		adjective	sick, ill	Los enfermos van empeorando.	The patients are getting worse.		29931
921	duele	/ˈdwele/		verb	inflection of dolar: first/third-person singular present subjunctive	El pie me duele.	My foot is aching.	dolar	29808
922	sueños	/ˈsweɲos/		noun	plural of sueño	Te veo en tus sueños.	See you in your dreams.	sueño	29807
923	manejar	/maneˈxaɾ/		verb	to handle	¿Tienes 23 años de edad y todavía no puedes manejar?	You're 23 years old and still can't drive?		29792
924	miles	/ˈmiles/		noun	thousands	hace miles de años	thousands of years ago		29772
925	órdenes	/ˈoɾdenes/		noun	plural of orden	Esas son mis órdenes.	Those are my orders.	orden	29746
926	obtener	/obteˈneɾ/		verb	to obtain	Trabajamos para obtener dinero.	We work to get money.		29650
927	ocupado	/okuˈpado/		adjective	occupied	Tom no está ocupado.	Tom isn't busy.		29600
928	dejes			noun	plural of deje	No me dejes, Tom.	Tom, don't you leave me.	deje	29536
929	nivel	/niˈbel/		noun	level, tier, height (distance relative to a given reference elevation)	Bienvenido al nivel 3.	Welcome to Level Three.		29519
930	experiencia	/eɡspeˈɾjenθja/		noun	experience	Lo sé por experiencia.	I know from experience.		29510
931	salida	/saˈlida/		noun	exit, way out	un trabajo con salida	a bright future		29479
932	hermanos			noun	plural of hermano (“brothers, siblings”)	Amo a mis hermanos.	I love my brothers.	hermano	29333
933	zapatos			noun	plural of zapato	Me saqué los zapatos.	I took my shoes off.	zapato	29332
934	color	/koˈloɾ/		noun	rouge (cosmetics)	Su color es rojo.	Its color is red.		29320
935	vistazo	/bisˈtaθo/		noun	look, glance	Le echó un vistazo.	He glanced at her.		29316
936	nena	/ˈnena/		noun	female equivalent of nene: baby girl	¡Oh, que nena más mona!	Oh, what a cute child!	nene	29309
937	golpear	/ɡolpeˈaɾ/		verb	to hit, to knock, to tap	Vi a Tom golpear a Mary.	I saw Tom hitting Mary.		29190
938	cantar	/kanˈtaɾ/		verb	to sing	Voy a cantarme una canción	I am going to sing (myself) a song		29179
939	juez	/ˈxweθ/		noun	judge	El juez es injusto.	The judge is unfair.		29177
940	próximo	/ˈpɾoɡsimo/		adjective	near	la próxima vez que usted venga	the next time you come		29134
941	paciente	/paˈθjente/		adjective	patient	Tom es mi paciente.	Tom is my patient.		29118
942	bolsa	/ˈbolsa/		noun	bag	Esta es mi bolsa.	This is my bag.		29042
943	arte	/ˈaɾte/		noun	art	¿Qué es el arte?	What is art?		29011
944	despertar	/despeɾˈtaɾ/		verb	to wake	Despiértame a las siete, ¿vale?	Wake me up at seven, OK?		28935
945	diablo	/ˈdjablo/		noun	devil	Tom es el diablo.	Tom is the devil.		28865
946	sur	/ˈsuɾ/		noun	south	Él vino del sur.	He came from the south.		28775
947	banda	/ˈbanda/		noun	band (musical group)	Toco en una banda.	I play in a band.		28768
948	precio	/ˈpɾeθjo/		noun	price	El precio está bien.	The price is good.		28723
949	completo	/komˈpleto/		adjective	full, complete	Soy un completo idiota.	I'm a complete idiot.		28715
950	santo	/ˈsanto/		noun	male saint	No soy un santo.	I'm no saint.		28659
951	culpable	/kulˈpable/		adjective	guilty, culpable	hacerle sentir culpable	to guilt trip		28654
952	ganas	/ˈɡanas/		noun	plural of gana	Tengo ganas de un helado.	I fancy an ice cream.	gana	28649
953	libros			noun	plural of libro	No son mis libros.	They aren't my books.	libro	28603
954	ojo	/ˈoxo/		noun	eye	Hay que andar con ojo.	You need to be cautious.		28589
955	cielos	/ˈθjelos/		noun	plural of cielo	El águila vuela por los cielos.	The eagle flies through the sky.	cielo	28554
956	matado	/maˈtado/		adjective	loser, idler, poor thing	No le he matado.	I didn't kill him.		28480
957	azul	/aˈθul/		noun	blue	El mar es azul.	The sea is blue.		28477
958	diferentes	/difeˈɾentes/		adjective	plural of diferente	Sé que somos diferentes.	I know we're different.	diferente	28472
959	descansar	/deskanˈsaɾ/		verb	to rest, relax (be in a state of rest or inactivity)	Ya me voy a descansar.	I'm going to rest now.		28450
960	comandante	/komanˈdante/		noun	commander	Él es el comandante Joki.	He is Commander Joki.		28382
961	acción	/aɡˈθjon/		noun	action, act, deed (something done)	Es un hombre de acción.	He is a man of action.		28381
962	reglas			noun	plural of regla	No son mis reglas.	They are not my rules.	regla	28301
963	obra	/ˈobɾa/		noun	work (usually literary or artistic)	Hay obras.	There's construction going on.		28275
964	cuestión	/kwesˈtjon/		noun	matter, question, issue	Es cuestión de vida y muerte.	It’s a matter of life and death.		28230
965	molesta	/moˈlesta/		adjective	feminine singular of molesto	¿Te molesta si fumo?	Does it bother you if I smoke?	molesto	28230
966	informe	/inˈfoɾme/		adjective	shapeless, formless	He leído tu informe.	I read your report.		28207
967	río	/ˈrio/		noun	river	Me río de Tom.	I am laughing at Tom.		28133
968	interior	/inteˈɾjoɾ/		noun	interior	No llevo ropa interior.	I'm not wearing any underwear.		27979
969	apartamento	/apaɾtaˈmento/		noun	flat, apartment	Vivo en un apartamento.	I live in an apartment.		27936
970	huir	/uˈiɾ/		verb	to flee, to run away	Ella va a huir.	She's going to escape.		27831
971	principal	/pɾinθiˈpal/		adjective	main, most important	Eso es lo principal.	That's the main thing.		27776
972	revisar	/rebiˈsaɾ/		verb	to revise	El texto está sin revisar.	The text hasn't been checked.		27619
973	ojalá	/oxaˈla/		adverb	I wish	Ojalá (que) puedan dormir bien.	I hope they're able to sleep well.		27609
974	golpe	/ˈɡolpe/		noun	hit, blow, strike	Es un golpe bajo.	That's a low blow.		27552
975	calmar	/kalˈmaɾ/		verb	to calm, to still (to limit and lessen in motion and disturbance)	¿Te puedes calmar, por favor?	Will you please calm down?		27544
976	acabado	/akaˈbado/		adjective	worn-out	El acabado de la mesa era perfecto.	The finish of the table was perfect.		27494
977	estilo	/esˈtilo/		noun	style (way of doing things)	No es mi estilo.	It's not my style.		27487
978	nueve	/ˈnwebe/		numeral	nine	Ya son las nueve.	It's already nine o'clock.		27477
979	definitivamente	/definiˌtibaˈmente/		adverb	definitely	Definitivamente creo que sí.	I definitely think so.		27474
980	pelear	/peleˈaɾ/		verb	to fight (to contend in physical conflict)	No le gusta pelear.	He doesn't like fighting.		27443
981	cartas			noun	plural of carta	Juguemos a las cartas.	Let's play cards.	carta	27437
982	bomba	/ˈbomba/		noun	bomb (an explosive device used or intended as a weapon)	No es una bomba.	It's not a bomb.		27431
983	interesar	/inteɾeˈsaɾ/		verb	to interest	Eso no me interesa para nada.	I am not interested in that at all.		27419
984	guardia	/ˈɡwaɾdja/		noun	watch, guard, guarding, guard duty, sentry duty	Los guardias no me dejan pasar a ver a mi hermano.	The guards are not letting me through to see my brother.		27405
985	pistola	/pisˈtola/		noun	pistol, handgun	Tom sacó su pistola.	Tom took out his gun.		27403
986	majestad	/maxesˈtad/		noun	majesty	Su Majestad está esperando.	Her Majesty is waiting.		27352
987	marcha	/ˈmaɾt͡ʃa/		noun	march	Marcha Real	Royal March (national anthem of Spain)		27262
988	acordar	/akoɾˈdaɾ/		verb	to agree	¿Se acuerda usted de esto?	Do you remember this?		27200
989	común	/koˈmun/		adjective	common, ordinary	Es un error común.	It's a common mistake.		27165
990	aquel	/aˈkel/		determiner	that (over there; implying some distance)	¡Mira el barco aquel!	Look at that boat! (over there)		27160
991	vuelo	/ˈbwelo/		noun	flight (the act of flying)	¿Este es tu vuelo?	Is this your flight?		27150
992	nota	/ˈnota/		noun	note, memo	Me dejó una nota.	She left me a note.		27132
993	nacer	/naˈθeɾ/		verb	to be born, to sprout, to begin to grow; to hatch (out)	Yo nací en Guatemala	I was born in Guatemala.		27114
994	humanos	/uˈmanos/		adjective	masculine plural of humano	¿Qué nos hace humanos?	What makes us human?	humano	27056
995	valor	/baˈloɾ/		noun	value (all senses)	Es de poco valor.	It is of little value.		27034
996	suyo	/ˈsuʝo/		pronoun	his, hers, its	El teléfono es suyo.	The telephone is his/hers.		26925
997	objetivo	/obxeˈtibo/		noun	objective	¿Es ese tu objetivo?	Is that your goal?		26881
998	repente	/reˈpente/		noun	attack, upsurge	De repente me vio.	Suddenly he saw me.		26871
999	entrada	/enˈtɾada/		noun	entrance	La entrada es libre.	Admission is free.		26809
1000	doble	/ˈdoble/		adjective	double	Es un doble revés.	It's a double whammy.		26787