Chores Vocabulary in Spanish

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Chores Vocabulary in Spanish

limpiar: Means "to clean," an essential household task.
lavar: Translates to "to wash," often associated with cleaning dishes or laundry.
poner la mesa: Means "to set the table," preparation for meals.
cocinar: Translates to "to cook," involving meal preparation.
arreglar: Means "to fix" or "to arrange," can relate to repairing items or organizing spaces.
preparar: Translates to "to prepare," applies to getting ready for activities like cooking or setting up.
sacar la basura: Means "to take out the garbage," important for cleanliness and hygiene.
barrer: Translates to "to sweep," used to clean floors.
pasar la aspiradora: Means "to vacuum," a method for cleaning carpets and floors effectively.
hacer la cama: Translates to "to make the bed," a daily task in maintaining a tidy bedroom.
prender: Means "to turn on" (a device), often related to appliances or electronics.
apagar: Translates to "to turn off" (a device), necessary for safety and energy conservation.
cortar el césped: Means "to cut the grass," a common outdoor chore for lawn maintenance.
recoger la mesa: Translates to "to clean up the table," typically done after meals.
dar de comer al perro: Means "to feed the dog," a crucial responsibility for pet owners.
colgar la ropa: Translates to "to hang the clothes," essential for drying laundry.
doblar la ropa: Means "to fold the clothes," important for organization in laundry tasks.
trabajar: Translates to "to work," can refer to professional tasks or household responsibilities.
adornar: Means "to decorate," involves embellishing a space for aesthetics or special occasions.

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Test your knowledge of household vocabulary in Spanish. This quiz covers essential chores and their translations, helping you enhance your Spanish language skills in practical contexts like cleaning, cooking, and organizing. Perfect for anyone looking to improve their everyday vocabulary.