Spanish CH Words Flashcards

Vocabulary Flashcards (CH Words in Spanish)

• "Chaleco" translates to "Vest," an article of clothing worn over the upper body.
• "Chamarra" means "Jacket," typically a form of outerwear used for warmth.
• "Chamba" is slang for "job," commonly used in various Latin American countries.
• "Chamorro" refers to "Calf," the part of the leg between the knee and ankle.
• "Champaña" translates to "Champagne," a sparkling wine originating from the Champagne region of France.
• "Chancla" means "Sandal," often a casual, slip-on footwear.
• "Chaparro" denotes a short person; a colloquial term in various Spanish-speaking regions.
• "Charla" translates to "Chat," indicating a casual conversation.
• "Charro" refers to a traditional Mexican horseman, known for specific dress and riding style.
• "Chicano" refers to a person of Mexican descent born or living in the U.S., often associated with a cultural identity.
• "Chicle" means "Gum," a popular chewable candy.
• "Chiflar" translates to "Whistle," a sound produced by forcing air through pursed lips or a similar device.
• "Chino" means "Chinese," referring to nationality or ethnic background.
• "Chiquilla" denotes a young girl or little girl; often used affectionately.
• "Chorizo" refers to a type of spicy sausage commonly used in Hispanic cuisines.
• "Chido" is slang meaning "cool" or "awesome," a positive expression in casual conversations.
• "Chisme" translates to "Gossip," referring to informal talk about others.
• "Chismoso" denotes a person who gossips or spreads rumors.
• "Chiste" translates to "Joke," a humorous anecdote or story.
• "Chiva" can mean "Goat" in a literal sense; can also refer to something cool in slang.
• "Chocolate" translates directly to "Chocolate," a sweet food product.
• "Chofer" means "Driver," someone who operates a vehicle.
• "Chorrillo" refers to "Stream" or "small flow of water."
• "Chula" means "Cute" or "pretty," often used affectionately for persons or objects.
• "Chucha" denotes a vulgar term for a female body part in certain contexts; can also refer to a type of small monkey in others.
• "Chango" means "Monkey," typically referring to primates.
• "Chupar" translates to "Suck," a verb used in various contexts, often regarding consuming liquids.

Enhance your Spanish vocabulary with this flashcard quiz focused on words starting with 'CH'. Each card features a word along with its definition, helping you learn common terms such as 'chaleco' and 'chancla'. Perfect for language learners looking to expand their understanding of Spanish words and expressions.