Summary: List Of Body Parts In Spanish
You can use these charts to study the parts of the body in Spanish, make them into flashcards, and expand your Spanish vocabulary. When speaking or writing human body parts in Spanish, its important to remember two rules. First, each body part must have its own article preceding it, which you dont need in English.
Second, when discussing a particular persons body part in English, we typically use personal adjectives such as my, your, or his/her. When discussing body parts in Spanish, you typically use definite articles such as “a” or “the.”
The learning doesnt end with just a list of body parts in Spanish though to be a high-level Spanish speaker, you need to use these body part terms in longer phrases and sentences.
Important Rules To Remember When Talking About Body Parts In Spanish
There are two major differences in speaking about body parts in Spanish compared to speaking about body parts in English.
The first is that, in Spanish, you must include a definite article with each body part term. Each singular body part will be preceded by the definite article el or la. The plural versions are los and las, respectively. In English, you could say, The wrist and elbow are swollen, with just one definite article before wrist. For parts of the body in Spanish, however, youd need to say La muñeca y el codo están hinchados which directly translates to The wrist and the elbow are swollen. Each body part needs its own definite article.
The second difference between discussing body parts in Spanish vs English is that, in English, its common to use possessive adjectives when referring to a specific persons body part . In Spanish, you almost always use definite articles like the or a when discussing body parts in Spanish, no matter whose body part it is.
In Spanish, possessive adjectives are only used with body parts when itd otherwise be unclear whose body part is being referenced. For example, I like your hair is Me gusta tu pelo in Spanish. In this case, you need the possessive adjective to know whose hair you like.
School Subjects In Spanish
In this lesson, we will show you a vocabulary list of school subjects in Spanish. In Spain, children also study much the same subjects as we do. Some of them are very similar to their English equilavents. So it’s pretty easy to learn them. Education is compulsory for all of those who are resident in Spain between 6 to 16 years, with 6 years of primary education, 4 years of compulsory secondary education. All students will receive basic vocational training at secondary level.
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Common Phrases To Discuss Parts Of The Body In Spanish
Knowing all the body parts in Spanish is useful, but to really get the most out of these vocab words, you should know at least a few phrases to use them with. Below are some of the most common Spanish phrases used to discuss parts of the body.
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**The “me duele” and “tengo dolor” phrases can both be used to describe pain in a body part, but the former is more common. For example, both “me duele la cabeza” and “tengo dolor de cabeza” mean “I have a headache,” but most Spanish speakers will say “me duele la cabeza.”
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