Spanish Vocabulary Flashcards

What does 'Hello siri' mean in Spanish?

How do you say 'Say "Hey siri" on your iPhone' in Spanish?

What is the Spanish translation for 'What time is it?'

Translate 'Send a text to' into Spanish.

What is the Spanish word for 'Stop'?

What does 'What' translate to in Spanish?

How do you say 'How?' in Spanish?

What is the Spanish translation for 'Happy New Year!'?

How do you say 'What do you mean?' in Spanish?

What does 'Who?' translate to in Spanish?

How do you say 'I'm tired' in Spanish?

What is the Spanish translation for 'You're crazy'?

What does 'Where?' mean in Spanish?

How do you say 'I'm going to try it' in Spanish?

What does 'What is today?' translate to in Spanish?

How do you say 'Can I have...please?' in Spanish?

What is the Spanish equivalent of 'I'm going to bed.'?

What does 'When' translate to in Spanish?

How do you say 'I'm hungry' in Spanish?

What does 'Have a nice day' translate to in Spanish?

How do you say 'I need to use the bathroom' in Spanish?

Basic Greetings and Phrases

"Hola Siri" translates to "Hello Siri" in Spanish, used for activating Siri.
In Spanish, saying "di oye Siri en tu iPhone" means "Say 'Hey Siri' on your iPhone," indicating how to interact with the device.

Inquiry Phrases

"What time is it?" translates to "¿A qué hora?" and is a common way to ask for the current time.
The phrase "¿qué hora es?" also means "What time is it?" often used interchangeably.
"What do you mean?" in Spanish is "¿qué quieres decir?" for seeking clarification.
"What is today?" is expressed as "¿qué día es hoy?" useful for inquiring about the date.

Expressions of Need and Emotions

"Send a text to" translates to "mandar un texto," which pertains to messaging instructions.
"I'm tired" is "estoy cansado," indicating fatigue.
"I'm hungry" translates to "tengo hambre," expressing a need for food.
"I'm going to bed" translates to "me voy a la cama," indicating the action of going to sleep.

Questions and Requests

"Who?" in Spanish becomes "¿ A quién?" useful for identifying someone.
"Where?" translates to "¿dónde?" and is commonly used when seeking location.
"When" is expressed as "¿cuándo?" for asking about time-related queries.
"Can I have...please?" translates to "puedo tener....por favor," a polite way to make requests.

Celebratory and Polite Phrases

"Happy New Year!" translates to "feliz año nuevo," a common greeting during the new year.
"Have a nice day" means "que tenga un buen día," a polite farewell.
"You're crazy" translates to "estás loco," often used informally to express disbelief or surprise.

General Notes

These flashcards provide basic Spanish vocabulary and phrases that are useful for everyday conversation, especially when interacting with technology and expressing emotions or needs.

Test your Spanish vocabulary with these flashcards featuring commonly used phrases related to Siri on your iPhone. Learn how to greet Siri, ask for the time, send text messages, and more. Perfect for beginners wanting to enhance their language skills.