Day 23: Mi Casa (My house) – Part I

¡Bienvenidos a casa, amigos! Welcome home, friends! We’re unlocking the door to Day 23 of our Spanish language adventure. Today, we’re getting cozy with home-related vocabulary.

Ready to give your Spanish skills a homely makeover? Let’s tour the linguistic casa and build your vocabulary room by room:

Palabras (Words)	Significados (Meanings)
La casa laa kaa-saa	House
La habitación laa aa-bee-taa-see-yawn (‘t’ has a soft sound)	Room
La entrada laa eyn-traa-daa (‘t’ and ‘d’ have a soft sound)	Entrance
El salón eyl saa-lawn	Lounge
La cocina laa ko-see-na	Kitchen
El comedor eyl ko-may-dor (‘d’ has a soft sound)	Dining room
El dormitorio eyl dor-mee-to-reeyo (‘t’ and ‘d’ have a soft sound)	Bedroom
El baño eyl baanyo	Bathroom
El jardín eyl khaar-deen (‘d’ has a soft sound)	Garden

Learning Spanish vocabulary is like furnishing your mental casa. Each new word is a piece of décor that makes your language skills feel more like home. Learning Spanish online enhances your ability to take more ownership of learning the new language and finding new, creative, and effective ways of learning it. Your dedication to this challenge is one such initiative that you have taken and you should be proud of that!

Now, let’s put your new vocabulary to the test with a quick quiz:

Where would you cook a delicious paella?
a) El baño
b) La cocina
c) El jardín
d) La entrada
In which room would you typically find a bed?
a) El comedor
b) El salón
c) El dormitorio
d) La cocina
Where might you plant some beautiful flowers?
a) El jardín
b) El baño
c) La habitación
d) El comedor
Which word means “House” in Spanish?
a) La habitación
b) La casa
c) El salón
d) La entrada
Where would guests first enter your home?
a) El dormitorio
b) La cocina
c) La entrada
d) El baño