House & Furniture in Spanish: La Casa | Learn 10 Essential Words

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House & Furniture La Casa

K–5 10 Key Words Voca Beat

Word List

SpanishPhoneticEnglishExample Sentence
CasaKAH-sahHouse"Mi casa es grande."
MesaMEH-sahTable"La comida está en la mesa."
SillaSEE-yahChair"Siéntate en la silla."
CamaKAH-mahBed"Duermo en mi cama."
PuertaPWEHR-tahDoor"Cierra la puerta."
Ventanavehn-TAH-nahWindow"Abre la ventana."
Cocinako-SEE-nahKitchen"Cocino en la cocina."
BañoBAH-nyoBathroom"El baño está limpio."
Sofáso-FAHCouch/Sofa"Me siento en el sofá."
LámparaLAHM-pah-rahLamp"Enciende la lámpara."
CasaKAH-sah
House
MesaMEH-sah
Table
SillaSEE-yah
Chair
CamaKAH-mah
Bed
PuertaPWEHR-tah
Door
Ventanavehn-TAH-nah
Window
Cocinako-SEE-nah
Kitchen
BañoBAH-nyo
Bathroom
Sofáso-FAH
Couch/Sofa
LámparaLAHM-pah-rah
Lamp

Vocabulary Video

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Grammar Tip

💡 Tip: ‘Casa’ means house or home — ‘en casa’ means ‘at home.’ Notice how many room names end in -a, like ‘cocina’ and ‘ventana.’

Practice Quiz

House & Furniture — Vocabulary Quiz

Question 1 of 10

What does Casa mean?

Question 2 of 10

What does Mesa mean?

Question 3 of 10

What does Silla mean?

Question 4 of 10

What does Cama mean?

Question 5 of 10

What does Puerta mean?

Question 6 of 10

What does Ventana mean?

Question 7 of 10

What does Cocina mean?

Question 8 of 10

What does Baño mean?

Question 9 of 10

What does Sofá mean?

Question 10 of 10

What does Lámpara mean?

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