Shopping for clothes in Spanish

Are you ready to level up your wardrobe in Spanish? Let’s make shopping a breeze with our ultimate guide to buying clothes in Spanish! In this post, I’ll teach you the essential phrases you need to know to ask and answer questions in a clothes shop, give you a boost with our helpful list of clothes vocabulary, and test your skills with interactive exercises. Get ready to shop like a local and show off your language skills!

Shopping for clothes in Spanish

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

In this presentation, we’ve got common questions and answers (in Spanish / English) that you might encounter when shopping for clothes, such as asking about prices, sizes, where the changing room is, etc…

Shopping for clothes in Spanish

DIALOGUE

Check out this complete dialogue between a customer (cliente) and a sales assistant (dependiente) in a clothing store.

¡Hola! ¿En qué puedo ayudarle? / Hello! How can I help you?

¡Hola! Busco una falda corta / I’m looking for a short skirt

¿De qué color? / In what colour?

Negra / black

¿Cuál es su talla? / What’s your size?

La mediana / the medium

Aquí tiene / Here you are

¿Puedo probarme la falda? ¿Dónde está el probador?

Can I try on this skirt? Where is the changing room?

Claro, el probador está allá / Of course, the changing room is over there

¿Qué tal? / Does it fill well?

Me queda bien / Yes, it fits me well

¿Cuánto cuesta la falda? How much does the skirt cost?

23 euros

De acuerdo, me llevo esta falda / All right I’m taking this skirt

¿Quiere pagar con tarjeta o en efectivo?

Do you prefer to pay by card or cash?

Con tarjeta, por favor / by card, please

Muy bien, aquí tiene. Gracias / Great, here you are, thanks

Adiós / Bye

Shopping for clothes in Spanish

CLOTHES VOCABULARY IN SPANISH

Let’s learn the vocabulary of any pieces of clothing in Spanish

Shopping for clothes in Spanish
pantalón vaquerojeansabrigocoat
pantalóntrouserspijamapyjama
vestidodresspantalón cortoshorts
jerseyjerseyfaldaskirt
camisetaT-shirtcalcetinessocks
camisashirtchaquetajacket

Shopping for clothes in Spanish

EXERCISES

Practice everything that you have previously learnt with these exercises

EXERCISE 1

EXERCISE 2

Do you want to practice more Spanish? Try this: What’s the weather like in Spanish.

How to express likes in Spanish: El verbo GUSTAR

likes in Spanish


Hello everyone! In this article, you will learn all about the verb “GUSTAR” in Spanish. I’ll explain how it’s formed and give you examples to help you understand it better. You’ll find a YouTube lesson and interactive exercises to practice. Don’t miss out! Let’s get started!

To express likes and dislikes in Spanish, we use the verb “GUSTAR”

This verb is a “peculiar” verb in the sense that do not work like most verbs. Whereas in English, we follow this pattern:

I like going to the cinema ➡️ SUBJECT + VERB + OBJECT

In Spanish, we follow this pattern:

Me gusta ir al cine ➡️ INDIRECT OBJECT PRONOUN + VERB + SUBJECT

Moreover, we don’t conjugate The verb GUSTAR with the six different endings, as the “normal” verbs are conjugated. We have only these two forms:

Remember that when we use GUSTAR followed by a noun, we always need to use an article before this noun, whether it is singular, plural or uncountable. The article will agree in gender and number with the noun.

Examples

Me gusta la música clásica

Me gustan los museos de arte

Complete the sentences with (me, te, le, nos, os, les)

Complete the sentences with GUSTA / GUSTAN

Put these words in the right column.

Likes in Spanish

Spanish Present Tense: Conjugating Regular Verbs step by step

The present tense in Spanish

Today, let’s learn the conjugation of the present tense in Spanish (regular verbs).

This is the first verb to learn if you are a beginner in Spanish and… yes, I know, the conjugation can be boring, but it is necessary if you want to speak and progress with your Spanish.

Take a look at the YouTube Video Lesson (Spanish audio with English subtitles) read the explanation below, and practice with the interactive exercises.

Spanish present tense

YouTube Video Lesson

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cGAZ1uzMAc&t=14s

Spanish present tense

El presente : la conjugación

In Spanish, verbs are conjugated in three different ways, depending on their endings:

-ar (first conjugation), -er (second conjugation) and -ir (third conjugation)

hablar – to speak

comer – to eat

vivir – to live

Conjugating is making a verb agree with its subject (yo, tú, él, ella…)

Follow this 3 Steps to conjugate the verbs in the present tense:

1. Choose an infinitive: hablar

2. Remove ending: habl ar

3. Add the right ending for each pronoun (yo, tú, él…) at the end. (Take a look at the infographic below to see the new endings).

Examples:

yo habl-o (I speak)

Yo hablo español con mis amigos españoles

tú habl –as (you speak)

¿Tú hablas español?

él /ella habl- a (he/she speaks)

Ella habla un poco de español

For each type of verb -ar, -er, or -ir, we match the verb with each personal subject pronoun, and these new endings are different for each -ar, -er, and -ir verb, as you can see in the following table.

The present tense in Spanish

Spanish present tense

Spanish present tense

Interactive exercises

EXERCISE 1

EXERCISE 2

EXERCISE 3

Spanish present tense

Practice at your own pace…

Spanish present tense (regular verbs)

Download the infographic + 15 exercises to practice the conjugation + Solutions in a PDF document

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