Spanish Clothing Vocabulary Exercise 1

Practise Spanish clothing vocabulary. Write the Spanish name for each item of clothing shown. Beginner–elementary level.

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Wardrobe essentials — la camiseta (T-shirt) vs. la camisa (dress shirt) — keep these straight. Los vaqueros (jeans), los pantalones cortos (shorts), los calcetines (socks). Items worn in pairs use the plural: los zapatos, los calcetines.

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Clothing verbs — ponerse (to put on), quitarse (to take off), llevar/usar (to wear). Se puso la chaqueta (She put on her jacket). ¿Qué llevas puesto? (What are you wearing?). Usar is preferred in Latin America; llevar is more common in Spain.

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Shopping and fitting — ¿Tienes una talla más grande? (Do you have a bigger size?). El suéter me queda bien (The sweater fits me well). ¿Puedo probarme los zapatos? (Can I try on the shoes?). La gorra me queda grande (The cap is too big for me).

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Write the correct Spanish translation for each of the items. Choose from one of the following: chaqueta, camiseta, camisa, gorra, calcetines, suéter, pantalones, cortos, zapatos, vaqueros

1. (BASEBALL) CAP - una ✓

2. SHIRT - una ✓

3. T-SHIRT - una (or "una playera"/MX)✓

4. PANTS - unos (or "un pantalón")✓

5. JEANS - los (or "los jeans")✓

6. SHOES - los ✓

7. SOCKS - los ✓

8. SHORTS - los pantalones (or "los shorts")✓

9. JACKET - una (or "una chamarra"/MX)✓

10. SWEATER - el ✓

Special characters (click to insert):
á é í ó ú ü ñ Á É Í Ó Ú Ñ✓