Daily Actions in Spanish: More Vocabulary (Everyday Verbs)

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Spanish Vocabulary

Daily Actions Acciones Diarias

K–5 Elementary 10 Key Words Voca Beat

Word List

SpanishPhoneticEnglishExample Sentence
Limpiarleem-pee-AHRClean"Voy a limpiar mi cuarto."
Cocinarko-see-NAHRCook"Me gusta cocinar los domingos."
Escribirehs-kree-BEERWrite"Quiero escribir una carta."
Escucharehs-koo-CHAHRListen"Me gusta escuchar música."
Pensarpehn-SAHRThink"Necesito pensar en el problema."
Ayudarah-yoo-DAHRHelp"Puedo ayudar con la tarea."
Compartirkom-par-TEERShare"Es bueno compartir con amigos."
Descansardehs-kahn-SAHRRest"Voy a descansar un rato."
Sonreírson-reh-EERSmile"Ella siempre sonríe."
Lloraryo-RAHRCry"El bebé empezó a llorar."
Limpiarleem-pee-AHR
Clean
Cocinarko-see-NAHR
Cook
Escribirehs-kree-BEER
Write
Escucharehs-koo-CHAHR
Listen
Pensarpehn-SAHR
Think
Ayudarah-yoo-DAHR
Help
Compartirkom-par-TEER
Share
Descansardehs-kahn-SAHR
Rest
Sonreírson-reh-EER
Smile
Lloraryo-RAHR
Cry

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Grammar Tip

Tip: Most of these verbs are regular -AR verbs (limpiar, cocinar, escuchar, ayudar, descansar, llorar) — once you learn the pattern, you can conjugate them all the same way.

Practice Quiz

Daily Actions — Vocabulary Quiz

Question 1 of 10

What does Limpiar mean?

Question 2 of 10

What does Cocinar mean?

Question 3 of 10

What does Escribir mean?

Question 4 of 10

What does Escuchar mean?

Question 5 of 10

What does Pensar mean?

Question 6 of 10

What does Ayudar mean?

Question 7 of 10

What does Compartir mean?

Question 8 of 10

What does Descansar mean?

Question 9 of 10

What does Sonreír mean?

Question 10 of 10

What does Llorar mean?

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