Spanish words #201 - 300 by frequency
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#201tresthree#202buenafeminine singular of bueno (good)#203necesitoI need (present form of necesitar)#204dijeI said; I told (preterite form of decir); also: charm, pendant#205oyehey! listen! (call to attract attention of a single person)#206gustahe/she/it is pleasing; (someone) likes (present form of gustar)#207queríaI wanted, he/she wanted (imperfect form of querer)#208seráhe/she/it will be (future form of ser)#209haberhave; forms the perfect aspect#210partepart; section; portion; share; piece; bit; cut; proportion#211todasfeminine plural of todo (entire)#212creesyou believe; you think (present form of creer)#213buenapocopic form of bueno (“good, fine”)#214conmigowith me#215nombrename#216nuestrafeminine singular of nuestro (our)#217malbadly, poorly, ill#218debehe/she/it must, should; owes (present form of deber)#219realmentereally, actually, genuinely#220estasthese (feminine)#221aúnstill, yet#222míomine; of mine#223todafeminine singular of todo (entire)#224cadaeach; every#225vistoseen#226importait matters; it is important (present form of importar)#227contigowith you (singular)#228tienenthey have (present form of tener)#229hemoswe have (present form of haber, used with a past participle)#230razónreason#231algunafeminine singular of alguno (a)#232tantoso much; as much; that much#233saberto know, to understand (a fact)#234hizohe/she/it did, made (preterite form of hacer)#235vecestimes; occasions (plural of vez)#236serioserious, earnest, sober, solemn (without humor)#237vencommand form of venir: come#238ideaidea#239ehhey! (used to call, draw attention, warn or reprehend)#240tardelate#241problemaproblem, issue, challenge (a difficulty or obstacle that has to be dealt with)#242horahour (a time period of sixty minutes)#243ciertotrue#244dichomentioned, said, aforementioned#245quienwho#246demasiadotoo much, too many, excessive#247amorlove#248entrebetween#249vesees; watches (third person of ver); go (command from ir)#250pasadopast#251familiafamily (group of people related to each other)#252estosthese (masculine)#253policíapolice; police officer#254deberíaI should, he/she should (conditional form of deber)#255ustedesyou (plural), you guys, y'all, yous, yinz, ye#256chicagirl#257esosthose (masculine)#258chicosboys, kids, guys (plural of chico)#259cuentabill, check; account; he/she/it counts (present form of contar)#260hacesyou do; you make (present form of hacer)#261todavíastill, yet#262salirto go out, to leave, to depart, to head out#263algúnapocopic form of alguno; some, any#264vayaexpresses surprise: wow!, why, oh!, whoa!, well!, man!, boy!#265unosplural of uno: some, a few (one)#266veoI see (present form of ver)#267amigosplural of amigo (friend)#268hermanobrother#269penséI thought (preterite form of pensar)#270sabíaI knew, he/she knew (imperfect form of saber)#271cabezahead#272ahah (expression of relief, realization, awe)#273cariñoaffection, fondness#274digoI mean; used to explain or correct a previous utterance#275vanthey go, you (plural) go (present form of ir)#276hombresplural of hombre (man)#277buenashello, good morning, good afternoon, good evening (greeting used irrespective of the time)#278somoswe are (present form of ser)#279cualquierapocopic form of cualquiera; any; whatever; whichever#280formashape; form; figure#281mientraswhile; meanwhile#282ladoside#283deboI should (present form of deber)#284seríaI would be (conditional form of ser)#285casocase (situation or fact)#286puedenthey can (present form of poder)#287pasóhe/she/it passed, happened (preterite form of pasar)#288primerafirst (feminine of primero)#289genialgreat, brilliant, fantastic#290chicoboy, kid, guy; also: small#291supuestosupposed, self-styled, alleged#292hiceI did; I made (preterite form of hacer)#293puesso, then; in that case#294adiósgoodbye, farewell#295muchasfeminine plural of mucho (a lot of)#296personasplural of persona (person)#297señoraMs; a title or form of address for a woman; formerly for a married, divorced, or widowed woman and now commonly for any adult woman regardless of marital status, depending on the region#298volverto return, to revert, to get back#299esasthose (feminine)#300quizáperhaps, maybe