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Spanish vocabulary of typical buildings that you will find in a town or a city. When you are out and about in a Spanish or Latin American town or city it is always useful to know the names of places and buildings so that you can ask directions or understand the signs. In this lesson you will learn a lot of very useful Spanish vocabulary such as “shop”, “train station” or “bakery”. Note that I have highlighted which of the Spanish words are masculine and which of the Spanish words are feminine. Spanish city vocabulary is often one of the easier sets of words to remember and use because it is so essential and we see it all around us whilst visiting Spain or Latin America.
Lesson notes:
(m): masculine word
(f): feminine word
Edificio(m): Building
Tienda(f): Shop
Ayuntamiento(m): Town hall
Comisaría(f): Police station
Oficina de turismo(f): Tourist information office
Estación de autobuses(f): Bus station
Estación de tren(f): Train station
Supermercado(m): Supermarket
Cafetería(f): Café
Restaurante(m): Restaurant
Estanco(m): Tobaconist
Correos(m): Post office
Panadería(f): Bakery
Carnicería(f): Butcher´s
Pescadería(f): Fish monger´s
Frutería(f): Fruit shop
Zapatería(f): Shoe shop
Librería(f): Book shop
Biblioteca(f): Library
Quiosco(m): Newsagent
Iglesia(f): Church
Teatro(m): Theatre
Cine(m): Cinema
Polideportivo(m): Leisure centre
Centro comercial(m): Shopping centre
un / una: a
el / la: the
Activity:
Translate the following…
a supermarket:
the library:
the theatre:
a cinema:
a book shop:
the shoe shop:
Here are the answers to the last activity:
Todo recto, la segunda a la derecha y la tercera a la izquierda.
Todo recto, la cuarta a la derecha al final de la calle.
La primera a la izquierda y la tercera a la izquierda.
Todo recto, al final de la avenida.
