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La cuisine - Vocab list

Les Utensiles

la casserole - pot

la poêle - pan

le presse-ail - garlic presse

la spatule - spatula

la cuillière en bois - wooden spoon/ cooking spoon

le four - oven

le foyer -  stove  - synonyme: la cuisinière

la passoire - sieve  -  synonyme: le tamis

l’essoreuse à salade (f) - salad spinner

la râpe - grater

La nourriture

la betterave - beet

le céleri -celery

la pomme de terre -potato - synonyme: la patate [familier]

l’ail (m) - garlic

la gousse d’ail - garlic clove

l’oignon (f) -  onion

la peau - skin

le riz- rice

les pâtes (pl, f) - pasta

la viande - meat

le tofu - tofu

Activités

cuisiner - to cook

bouillir-  to boil

dorer  - to sauté/ sear

mijoter - to simmer

couper - to cut

couper qc en dés - to dice

éplucher - to peel - synonyme: peler/ enlever qc

brûler qc- to burn sth

[Let me know if there are any mistakes. If you have any wishes for vocab lists, free feel to tell me. Here is my vocab masterlist!]

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dealing with the worst case scenario

your condom breaks

you feel a lump on your breast

your friends are ignoring you

you’re stranded on an island 

you got rejected by a crush

you get into a car accident

you got stung by a bee/wasp

you got fired from your job

you’re in an earthquake

your tattoo gets infected

your house is on fire

you’re lost in the woods

you get arrested abroad

you get robbed

your partner cheated on you

you’re on a ship that’s sinking

you fall into ice

you’re stuck in an elevator

you hit a deer with your car

you have food poisoning

your pet passed away

you fall off of a horse

you or your friend has alcohol poisoning

you have toxic shock syndrome

your house has a gas leak

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Top 100 most common French verbs

1. Être ~ to be 

2. Avoir ~ to have

3. Pouvoir ~ to be able (can)

4. Faire ~ to do; to make

5. Mettre ~ to put; to place

6. Dire ~ to say; to tell

7. Devoir ~ to have to, must, to owe

8. Prendre ~ to take; to catch; to capture

9. Donner ~ to give; to produce

10. Aller ~ to go

11. Vouloir ~ to want; to wish

12. Savoir ~ to know

13. Falloir ~ to have to

14. Voir ~ to see

15. Demander ~ to ask; to request

16. Trouver ~ to find; to discover

17. Rendre ~ to return (something); to give back

18. Venir ~ to come

19. Passer ~ to pass; to go past

20. Comprendre ~ to understand; to include; to comprehend

21. Rester ~ to stay; to remain

22. Tenir ~ to hold; to keep

23. Porter ~ to carry; to wear

24. Parler ~ to speak; to talk

25. Montrer ~ to show; to display

26. Continuer ~ to continue

27. Penser ~ to think

28. Suivre ~ to follow; to pay attention

29. Connaître ~ to know; to be acquainted with 

30. Croire ~ to believe in

31. Commencer ~ to begin; to start; to commence

32. Compter ~ to count

33. Entendre ~ to hear; to understand

34. Attendre ~ to wait; to expect

35. Remettre ~ to put back (on); to replace; to deliver

36. Appeler ~ to call; to contact

37. Permettre ~ to permit; to allow; to enable

38. Occuper ~ to occupy; to take up (space/time)

39. Devenir ~ to become, to grow (into); to turn (into)

40. Partir ~ to leave; to depart; to proceed

41. Décider ~ to decide; to persuade

42. Arriver ~ to arrive; to happen

43. Servir ~ to serve

44. Sembler ~ to seem

45. Revenir ~ to return; to come back

46. Laisser ~ to leave; to allow; to let

47. Recevoir ~ to receive; to welcome

48. Répondre ~ to reply; to answer

49. Vivre ~ to live

50. Rappeler ~ to call back; to remind

51. Présenter ~ to present; to introduce

52. Accepter ~ to accept

53. Agir ~ to act

54. Poser ~ to put down; to pose; to lay (something) down

55. Jouer ~ to play; to act; to gamble

56. Reconnaître ~ to recognize; to acknowledge 

57. Choisir ~ to choose; to select

58. Toucher ~ to touch; to feel; to affect

59. Aimer ~ to like; to love

60. Retrouver ~ to find; to regain; to meet up

61. Perdre ~ to lose; to waste

62. Expliquer ~ to explain; to account for

63. Considérer ~ to consider; to study

64. Ouvrir ~ to open (up)

65. Gagner ~ to win; to earn; to gain

66. Exister ~ to exist

67. Refuser ~ to refuse

68. Lire ~ to read

69. Réussir ~ to succeed

70. Changer ~ to change; to alter

71. travailler ~ to work

72. Représenter ~ to represent; to depict; to portray

73. Assurer ~ to secure; to assure; to insure

74. Essayer ~ to try; to attempt

75. Empêcher ~ to prevent; to stop

76. Sortir ~ to go out; to leave; to exit; to come out

77. Reprendre ~ to resume; to recover; to take back

78. Mener ~ to lead; to conduct

79. Appartenir ~ to belong ~ to concern

80. Risquer ~ to risk

81. Concerner ~ to concern; to affect

82. Apprendre ~ to learn; to teach; to hear of 

83. Rencontrer ~ to meet; to encounter

84. Créer ~ to create; to build

85. Obtenir ~ to obtain; to get

86. Chercher ~ to look for; to seek

87. Entrer ~ to enter; to go in

88. Proposer ~ to suggest; to propose; to offer

89. Apporter ~ to bring; to cause

90. Utiliser ~ to use; to employ

91. Atteindre ~ to reach; to attain; to achieve

92. Tenter ~ to tempt

93. Importer ~ to import; to matter

94. Ajouter ~ to add

95. Produire ~ to produce

96. Préparer ~ to prepare (something); to make

97. Relever ~ to raise; to stand up; to pick up

98. Écrire ~ to write

99. Défendre ~ to defend; to stand up for; to forbid

100. Tirer ~ to pull; to draw (curtains, sword, etc); to fire (gun); to print

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Juuussst wondering, are you fluent in French? Just asking cause I'm really happy that you're a fellow Canadian (don't see much of us on the internet) and since I'm fluent I thought it would be really cool if you were too! :D 💕💕💕💕

Oui! Je peux parler en français couramment… parfois ;7; Je suis née au Québec, donc le français a été ma deuxième langue (après le chinois) (l’anglais est ma troisième langue). Malheureusement, j’ai dû déménager à une province anglaise, donc je ne peux plus parler en français couramment ;O; Je peux écrire en français, mais ça prend un peu de temps quand je parle. J’ai aussi un accent québécois quand je parle et je me souviens de quelques argots québécois aussi ( ‘ v ‘ ) (ou bien, vocabulaire québécoise… et quelques gros mots). Mais bien sûr, c’est chouette de trouver des gens canadiens et qui parlent français aussi!

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Abîmer: to damage, ruin, spoil, wreck 

Abriter: to shelter, house, accommodate 

Aggraver: to make worse, worsen, aggravate

Améliorer: to improve, to make better

Appréhender: to arrest, apprehend 

Atteindre: to reach, attain, achieve 

présent j’atteins tu atteins il atteint nous atteignons vous atteignez ils atteignent 

participe passé: atteint 

Bannir: to banish, ban 

Bouger: to move 

présent nous bougeons

imparfait je bougeais tu bougeais il bougeait nous bougions vous bougiez ils bougeaient

Bricoler: to do DIY, to do home improvements

Cacher: to hide, conceal 

Craindre: to fear, to be afraid, to be scared

présent je crains tu crains il craint nous craignons vous craignez ils craignent 

participe passé: craint

Corrompre: to corrupt 

présent il corrompt 

Déménager: to move [house] 

présent nous déménageons

imparfait je déménageais tu déménageais il déménageait nous déménagions vous déménagiez ils déménageaient

Diffuser: to broadcast, release, spread, circulate, distribute 

Dramatiser: to dramatize (to make a fuss), exaggerate 

Emprunter: to borrow 

Éviter: to avoid

Exprimer: to express, show, reveal 

Frimer: to show off 

Freiner: to brake, slow down 

Gagner: to win, earn

Garder: to keep 

Grandir: to grow up

Grignoter: to snack, nibble

Gronder: to rumble, tell off, scold, reprimand, rebuke 

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Ma première poste de Tumblr!

Bonjour à tous!

Je m’appelle Elizabeth et je veux me présenter à tous les langblrs de Tumblr et les autres sites-web de média sociaux!

Je suis une jeune femme canadienne qui a 27 ans. À ce moment, j’apprend le français comme langue seconde avec l’intention de devenir enseignante de langue français au Canada. Il y a un grand besoin car les parents souhaitent que leurs enfants apprennent le français pour avoir amples occasions d’obtenir un emploi, voyager ou de gagner les bourses pour les études universitaires. Je suis détentrice d’un BA Psychologie mais au cours des derniers six mois, j’ai découvert mon passion pour la langue français.

De toute façon, j’ai atteint un niveau B2 en français et pour continuer à niveau C1, je devrais m’entraîner à écrire et parler plus en français. Si il y a des francophones ou autres langblrs qui veulent me communiquer (encore mieux - corriger mes fautes grammaticaux), contactez-moi et on se parle!

#french #francophones #languagestudying #frenchteachers #français #langblr #languages #languagelearning

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inuyasha & kagome - more manga moments 

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“KAGOME!” “Inuyasha, look at you.” “Kagome.” “You’re back to normal. I’m so glad.”

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恋人 ♥

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synonyms for common french emotions

these are written in the masculine form—don’t forget that most adjectives have a different feminine form! also (disclaimer!) please keep in mind that these synonyms can and do have vastly different connotations and aren’t all applicable in the same situations. these words encompass a lot of emotions and form some pretty vague, loosely-linked groups

heureux: content, joyeux, enthousiaste, agréable, souriant, satisfait, ravi, enchanté, fasciné, excité, exalté, enthousiaste, passionné, gai, jovial, enjoué, euphorique, étonné

triste: malheureux, mélancolique, déprimé, misérable, mécontent, maussade, attristant, morne, sombre, lugubre, déplorable, tragique, pitoyable, ténébreux, infortuné

en colère: fâché, furieux, énervé, irrité, contrarié, vexé, agacé, acharné, courroucé, dérangé, exaspéré, violent, fou, insensé, livide, outré, furibond, apoplectique, furax, indigné, frénétique, agité

avoir peur: effrayé, peureux, affolé, terrifié, épouvanté, craintif, inquiet, gêné, nerveux, anxieux, paniqué, concerné

calme: tranquille, paisible, serein, placide, pacifique, idyllique, alcyon, détendu, paresseux, nonchalant, indolent, langoureux

fatigué: épuisé, exténué, éreinté, fourbu, las, surmené, somnolent

alright i’m tired so that’s all for now. it’s past midnight so i’m sure i’ve made a mistake somewhere, so please correct me if you find one! lastly, remember: these synonyms can and do have vastly different connotations and aren’t all applicable in the same situations

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Recap Vocab: Adjectifs (updated)

pour décrire des personnes, des voixs ou des visages:

une personne trompeuse - a deceitful person

une personne frêle - a skinny person

une personne replète - a plump/chubby person

une personne laide - an ugly person

une personne ravissante - a beautiful person

une personne fiable - a trustworthy person

une personne endurcie - a tough person

une personne maussade - a grumpy person

une personne balourde - a clumsy person

une personne indulgente - a forgiving person

une personne vénérable - a venerable person

une personne inexorable - an impacable person

un visage creux - a hollow face

un visage hâve - a haggard face

un visage chevalin - a horsey face

un visage cramoisi - a crimson face

un visage décharné - an emaciated face

une voix acerbe - a cutting, harsh voice

une voix rauque - a harsh voice

une voix perçante - a piercing voice

une voix défaillainte - a faltering voice

Weiterlesen

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a big list of french adjectives 💐

🌻 Describing People:

1. Physical appearance

aguichant- enticing, alluring avachi- limp, sloppy, baggy baraqué- well-built bizarre- strange boursouflé- bloated bronzé- tanned chétif,-ive- weak, sickly débraillé- untidy, sloppy dépenaillé- unkempt douteux, -euse- doubtful, dubious, questionable élancé- slim frêle- frail, fragile grand- tall grassouillet, ette- plump gros, grosse- fat hâlé- tanned insolite- unusual, quirky maigre- skinny mignon- nice, sweet mince- slender musclé - brawny, muscular nerveux- nervous, upset pâle- pale potelé- plump (like a baby) rabougri- wizened, shrivelled séduisant - attractive, charming, seductive

2. Character

abruti- idiotic acariâtre- sour, bad-tempered antipathique- unfriendly anodin- harmless astucieux, euse- clever, astute, shrewd atone- lifeless, expressionless avisé- sensible, wise borné- narrow-minded (“bornez-vous!” limit yourself) braillard- describes someone who complains a lot brave- good, honest, brave candide- naive, ingenuous, innocent, trusting casanier,-iere- homebody, home lover compassé- starchy, stiff compliqué- complicated; fussy (e.g. about food) compréhensif,-ive-  understanding dépravé- perverted dévoyé- perverted difficile- difficult distrait- absent-minded, distracted drôle- funny ennuyeux,-euse- boring évolué- broad-minded, independent, progressive exigeant- demanding extraverti- extrovert faiblard- weak, feeble fainéant- lazy, idle falot- dreary, bland farfelu- eccentric, bizarre franc- candid futé- cunning, smart guindé- stiff, awkward imprévisible- unforeseeable juste- fair lunatique- temperamental maladroit- clumsy mal commode- bad-tempered malicieux,-euse- mischievous, naughty malin- cunning malveillant- malicious, malevolent, spiteful maniaque- finicky, fussy marrant- funny; odd maussade- gloomy, sullen méchant- malicious, nasty méfiant- distrustful, suspicious méprisant- contemptuous, disdainful névrosé- neurotic perspicace- perceptive, insightful primesautier-iere- impulsive rébarbatif -ive- hostile, off-putting renfrogné- sullen replié sur soi-meme- introverted, withdrawn rusé- cunning sage - well-behaved, good saugrenu - absurd sensé- sensible sensible- sensitive sérieux,-euse- serious, responsible susceptible- touchy, sensitive, delicate sympathique- nice, friendly terre-á-terre- down-to-earth tordu- warped, twisted travailleur-euse- hard-working

3. Mood

accablé- distressed admiratif, -ive- admiring affolé- in a panic amer, -ere -bitter assoupi- drowsy béat- blissfully happy; smug, complacent cafardeux,-euse- in the dumps débordé (de travail)- snowed under (with work) décontracté- relaxed détendu- relaxed découragé- disheartened, discouraged dépité- vexed désemparé- distraught, at a loss effaré (de)- alarmed (at) énergique- energetic enthousiaste- enthusiastic gai- cheerful bien ententionné- well-intentioned lointain- distant mélancolique- gloomy navré- sorry, apologetic, upset paumé- lost, at sea ravi -delighted surpris- surprised tendu- tense vanné- exhausted vexé- annoyed

🌿 Describing ideas or events

1. Positive alléchant - tempting, mouth-watering attendrissant- touching bénéfique- beneficial commode- convenient cocasse- funny, comical conforme (á)- conforming (with) convenable- fitting, acceptable, respectable déroutant - disconcerting détaillé - comprehensive, detailed distinct - separate, distinct équitable - fair excellent - excellent, first-rate formidable - fantastic fulgurant - dazzling, thundery grave - serious honnête - decent hors pair - exceptional impeccable - great, without flaws important - important marrant - funny merveilleux - marvellous parfait - perfect passionnant - exciting percutant - powerful, striking, forceful primordial - of prime importance propice - favorable, suitable raisonnable - reasonable rarissime - extremely rare recherché - much sought-after, studied réconfortant - comforting réjouissant - delightful rentable - profitable, financially viable réussi - successful, well-done sagace - sagacious sage - wise sensationnel - sensational spontané - spontaneous subtil - subtle surprenant - surprising véridique - truthful

2. Negative aberrant - absurd, nonsensical abominable - abominable affreux - dreadful, ghastly agaçant - irritating aléatoire - uncertain, random ardu - arduous chimérique - fanciful, imaginary, idealistic, utopic complexe - complex courant - common, current déchirant - heart-breaking, gut wrenching dégoûtant - disgusting déprimant - depressing déraisonnable - unreasonable discutable - questionable, arguable écoeurant - sickening, nauseating ennuyeux,-euse - boring épouvantable - horrendous, ghastly, atrocious éprouvant - strenuous, punishing étrange - strange fastidieux,-euse - tedious, dull, tiresome frustrant - frustrating, irritating gênant - annoying immonde - filthy, vile impensable - unthinkable, unimaginable impossible - difficult; impossible improbable - unlikely inadmissible - intolerable inattendu - unexpected loufoque - crazy, over the top lourd - heavy/annoying malaisé - difficult malencontreux-euse - unfortunate médiocre - mediocre minable - seedy, hopeless, pathetic pénible - difficult, tiresome; painful pitoyable - pathetic prosaïque - prosaic quelconque - ordinary, mediocre rebutant - off-putting, unappealing répugnant - disgusting ridicule - ridiculous

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Recap Vocab: verbes (updated)

1) verbs connected mainly to humans: actions

contourner qc - to by-pass sth

bramer - to wail

épicer - to spice

se pencher sur qc - to look into sth

pagayer - to paddle

mitrailler qn de questions - to fire questions at sb

dégager - to clear, to free, to bring out

tondre - to mow

employer  - to use, employ

étouffer - to suppress, hold back

franchir le seuil - to cross the threshold of

gronder - to tell sb off

se cotiser - to join forces

passer qc au crible (fig) - to sift through sth/sb

scruter - to scan, examine

fredonner  - to hum

défaire - to undo, unwind

ressortir de qc - to bring sth out

accabler - to devastate, to overburden sb with

ramper - to crawl

se tenir à l’écart - to keep onself to onself

corroborer - to corroborate, to support

être susceptible de faire qc - to be able to do sth

axer qc sur qc - to base sth on sth/ to center sth around sth

être inclin/e à qc -  to be prone/ to be apt

frotter qn - to rub

délaisser qc - to leave aside

défricher - to clear (forest), to do the groundwork on sth

repérer - to spot, locate

rebuter - to put off, to dishearten

induire qn à faire qc - to induce/ to lead sb to do sth

rudoyer qn - to bully, treat harshly

2) verbs connected mainly to humans: feelings, thoughts

être persuadé/e que - to be convinced that

se contenter de qc/ faire qc - to content oneself with sth/ doing sth

se borner à qc / à faire - to content oneself with doing sth/ to limit oneself to sth

tirer une conclusion de - to draw a conclusion from sth

avoir une peur bleue de qc - to be scared stiff of sth

établir/ faire un parallèle avec/entre qc - to draw a parallel between

étayer -  to support (theory, argument) 

être inné/e en qn -  to be innate

se ranger sous la bannière de qn - to support someone

se rallier à l’avis de qn - to endorse a view/ join an opinion

opter pour qc - to opt for sth

se démarquer de qn - to distance oneself from sb

s’écarter de qc (fig/ lit) - to move away from sth

vénérer qn - to worship

exécrer qn - to loathe sb

puiser qc dans qc - to draw sth from sth

3) verbs mainly connected to things

émettre  -  to express, to put forward, to broadcast (TV, radio)

rester valable - to remain/ to last

convenir de faire qc - sth should/ ought be done

tomber en désuétude - to become obsolete

somnoler (fig) - to be sleepy (town etc)

susciter - to spark off, to arouse

sévir - to rage, to be rife

retentir - to ring out, to resound

fendre - to split, crack

palpiter - to beat, flutter

être parsemé/e de qc - to be strewn with sth

générer - to produce

germer - to form/ sprout

s’émietter - to crumble, to split up

résider dans qc - to lie in sth (fact)

[These are all of the verbs from the six words a day challenge. Let me know if there are any mistakes!]

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A list of French Teachers on YouTube

Here is a list of some people on YouTube who teach cultural and language aspects of the French language.

🌺

Comme une Française “Speak Like a Native” 

LEARN FRENCH WITH VINCENT

Francais avec Pierre

Learn French with Pascal

YouLearnFrench

FrenchPod101.com

French Classes from LogicLanguageLearning

Français Authentique 

Learn French With Alexa

StreetFrench.org

Learn French With Frencheezee

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How to Learn Vocabulary

“Your brain loves context.” Learn phrases rather than words. 

The most common way to learn vocabulary is to write lists with your target language on one side with the translation on the other side. 

THIS DOESN’T WORK!

x Lists usually end up being far too long and the words are weakly related to one another.

x A list of words provides no context for your brain.

LEARNING PHRASES HOWEVER..

✓ You can learn faster: you’ll be learning several words from each sentence, rather than just one word as with the list system.

✓ You can learn the correct word order from the beginning, rather than learning word order as an entirely different concept: by studying phrases you’ll always see the natural position of each word.

✓ You can also learn grammar with minimal effort: this is because the words are always in the correct form, according to the rest of the sentence.

AN EVEN BETTER APPROACH YET…

Learning your target language through stories:

✓ Stories provide a much richer context, as there’s many things going on in the story 

✓  Through stories you can learn your target language in a more subconscious, natural and deeper way, making it easier for you to speak and write in your target language.

✓  Short stories, particularly children’s stories if you’re a beginner, have easy sentences and help develop your reading skills meaning you can move onto more challenging books, extending you vocabulary as you go.

(If you’re not big on reading, you could always watch children’s stories on Youtube and read along, with subtitles in your target language of course.

- Source 

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Vocab Lists

Useful Phrases

Boost your Spanish with more complex synonyms for words you already know

Boost your Spanish with Spanish common expressions

False Friends (Words that Look Like Cognates but Are Not) 

Really similar Spanish words you shouldn’t mix up when using them

Response Words in Spanish #1

Spanish Words and Expressions

Useful Spanish conversation phrases to get to know someone!

Words to use instead of decir / Verbos declarativos (saying verbs)

21 Spanish Filler Words

Food and Drink

Beverages in Spanish

Grocery List in Spanish

Herbs and Spices

Las Frutas 

Restaurant Vocab

Spanish Baking Vocab

Spanish Food Vocab 

Spanish Vegetarian Vocabulary / Vegan/vegetarian vocabulary in Spanish and Catalan

Kitchen Vocab

Personality and Identity

Personality Traits

Spanish Vocab - Pride Edition

Talking about age in Spanish

Activities

Art vocabulary in Spanish and Art Vocabulary Masterpost Spanish - English

Everyday activities in Spanish

Hiking Vocabulary in Spanish

Musical Instruments

Tennis Vocabulary in Spanish and French 

Seasons, Holidays, and Time

Birthday vocabulary - Spanish

Months and Days of the Week 

Spanish Vocabulary - Summer Edition and Spanish For You: Summer Vocabulary 

Spanish Christmas Vocabulary

Spring Vocab

Time Vocabulary and Spanish Vocab - Time 

Valentine’s Day Vocabulary

Winter Vocab 

Weather Vocab

Feelings and Emotions

Happiness in Spanish

Lazy Vocab in Spanish

Romantic Spanish Vocabulary 

Sleepy Vocab List

Some adjectives describing personality and emotions in Spanish

SPANISH + CATALAN VOCAB: emotions

Vocabulario - Las emociones

Animals, Nature, and the Environment

Animals in French - Spanish - Portuguese - Italian

Birds in Spanish 

Flower Vocabulary 

Gems in Spanish 

Nature in Spanish 

Ocean life vocabulary

Ocean Vocabulary 

Space Vocab 

SPANISH ENVIRONMENT VOCABULARY

Spanish Outdoorsy Vocab  

Spanish Vocab: The Forest 

Spanish Vocabulary - Animals 

Trees in Spanish 

Clothes

Clothes in Spanish

Spanish Vocabulary - Clothes 

Textiles and Fabrics 

Vocabulario - La ropa 

Health

Mental Health Vocabulary in Spanish 

Medical Vocab 

Periods in Spanish 

Spanish Vocabulary - Death

Vocabulario Menstrual 

School

Classes in Spanish 

Spanish Vocabulary #2 School 

University Vocab

Miscellaneous

Around the house - Vocabulary in Spanish

Colors in Spanish 

Computer Vocab

Political Vocab

Social Media in Spanish and French

Spanish City Vocabulary!

Spanish Vocab: Countries and Continents

Spanish Vocab — Renting

Spanish Vocabulary - Family

A-Z Spanish Vocab

A

B

C

D

E

F

G-H

I-J

L

M

O-P

R

Grammar

All the Spanish Tenses in One Post 

Common Mistakes English Speakers Make While Speaking Spanish 

El Pretérito Indefinido, el Pretérito Imperfecto y el Pretérito Perfecto

Este, esta, esto, eso, esa, aquel, & aquello

Grammar for Spanish Adjectives 

IRREGULAR PRETERITE CONJUGATION GUIDE 

Is there a sort of cheat sheet of when to use each spanish tense? 

Masculine words ending in -a 

Medio VS Mitad 

Object Pronouns 

Para VS Por and another Para VS Por

Past Participles in Spanish 

PRETERITE VS. IMPERFECT MASTER POST

Reflexive Verbs and More Reflexive Verbs

Spanish Essentials; Tenses Masterpost 

Spanish Grammar - The Imperative 

Spanish Subjunctive 

The difference between qué and cuál 

Understanding Ya and Todavía 

Verbs that take the preposition “de” 

Resources

Websites

Babbel.com

BBC Learn Spanish

Fluencia.com

Spanish Resources Online

Studyspanish.com

Websites for Learning Spanish 

TV Shows and Youtube

Beginner Spanish TV Shows

Charlie and Lola in Many Languages

EXTRA 

Learn Spanish by Listening Youtube Channel

Spanish TV Shows Masterpost 

Spanish Speaking Youtubers 

Spanish Youtubers and TV Shows

Listening and Music

Listening Resources 

Spanish Music

Spanish Radio Stations 

Spanish Singers Masterpost

9 Great Spanish Podcasts Every Spanish Learner Should Listen To

Reading

AP Spanish Literature and Culture Resources

Free Spanish EBooks Online

Libros electrónicos gratis en Español

Spanish Books for Beginners

Using Buzzfeed for Reading Practice 

12 SITES WITH THOUSANDS OF FREE SPANISH EBOOKS 

Miscellaneous

How to Set Up a Language Journal

Spanish Resources Links

Spanish Resources for Beginners

Spanish Writing Prompts

Websites/Apps/Podcasts/Videos/Music for Learning Spanish

Blogs

Quotes Blogs:

@fraseslibros​​

@spanish-quotes

@frases-deun-joven

@spanishfrases

Vocab blogs:

@vocabninja​ 

@holaspanishwords

@vocabulariodeespanol

@ailmadrid​ has many helpful vocab infographics (though the blog hasn’t posted in about a month, now)

Friendly bloggers who post a variety of Spanish-related content for people learning the language:

@spanishskulduggery​

@ourspanishblog

@thatwordofmine​

@spanishboone​ (created the A-Z Spanish lists I included above!)

@langsandculture

@spanishahora

@estoy-la-hostia

@speakinglatino

@lenguadelalma

@spanishvoyage

[madamepolygot-blog]

A collection of sites and apps that will help you learn spanish: 

Tumblr blogs about languages or certain countries

8 spanish podcasts every Spanish learner should listen to

Great blog to help learn Spanish vocab by looking at cute gifs of words

Duolingo (highly recommend this one)

Memrise uses images to help you learn vocab

Learn Spanish with real-world videos

Spanish study guide

Spanish repetition

Top 10 YouTube channels to learn Spanish

A site with Spanish grammar and vocabulary

Apps for learning Spanish

Spanish dictionary

A phrasebook for many common colloquialisms and their equivalents in Spanish

Collections of Spanish slang, idioms, tips and tricks for learning

Comprehensive list of Spanish cognates

Practice writing in your new language and have your writing reviewed by native speakers

Online magazine reader- You can search “Spanish” and find many Spanish magazines to read

Spanish essentials for dummies- free book

Verb conjugator, sentence maker and translator

Vocabulary builder

Famous Spanish sayings and their english translations

Watch all the american and other tv shows in spanish!

Let me know if you found other sites that should be put here, or if some sites stopped working. Enjoy:)