Spanish Beginner Nouns Vocabulary Exercise 10

The final exercise in the beginner noun series. A great review of 100 essential Spanish nouns across all 10 exercises. Beginner–elementary level.

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An eclectic mix with rich meanings — la vaca (cow), la flor (flower), el jardín (garden), el lago (lake), la llave (key), la piel (skin/leather/peel), el tipo (type/guy — colloquial), la arena (sand/arena), la mentira (lie), el peligro (danger).

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Multiple meanings to watch — La piel: skin on your body, leather (material), or fruit peel — zapatos de piel (leather shoes), la piel de naranja (orange peel). El tipo informally means 'guy' in Latin America: ¿Quién es ese tipo?. La llave can mean key, wrench, or water tap depending on the region.

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Colourful sentences — Hay flores silvestres en el jardín junto al lago (There are wild flowers in the garden by the lake). ¡Qué peligro! (How dangerous!). No me digas mentiras (Don't tell me lies). La arena de la playa quema (The beach sand is burning hot). ¿Tienes la llave de la casa? (Do you have the house key?).

✨ Ready to practice? ¡Vamos!

Write the correct Spanish word to complete the sentences below. Choose from the following options:vaca, flor, jardín, lago, llave, piel, tipo, arena, mentira, peligro.