Spanish Vocabulary: Transportation and City
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Match the following transportation vocabulary with their English translations:

Autobús = Train Tren = Bus Metro = Subway Ciclomotor = Motorbike

Match the following shopping in the city vocabulary with their English translations:

Tienda = Supermarket Mercado = Market Centro comercial = Mall Banco = Bank

Match the following city landmarks with their English translations:

Ayuntamiento = Church Iglesia = City Hall Catedral = Cathedral Puente = Bridge

Match the following city culture vocabulary with their English translations:

<p>Fiesta = Party Concierto = Concert Teatro = Theater Discoteca = Nightclub</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following transportation vocabulary with their English translations:

<p>Coche = Car Taxi = Taxi Bicicleta = Bicycle Camión = Truck</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following city landmarks with their descriptions:

<p>Estatua = A monument to a person or event Catedral = A type of fountain Ayuntamiento = The city hall Plaza mayor = A type of monument</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following transportation vocabulary with their modes of transportation:

<p>Autobús = A type of bicycle Metro = An underground transportation system Bicicleta = A type of taxi Taxi = A type of bus</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following shopping in the city vocabulary with their actions:

<p>Tienda de ropa = To sell Comprar = To buy Vender = To buy Tienda de electrónica = To sell</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following city culture vocabulary with their events:

<p>Fiesta de la música = A type of art exhibition Concierto = A type of music festival Exhibición de arte = A type of city festival Fiesta de la ciudad = A type of music concert</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following environment vocabulary with their types of pollution:

<p>Aire = Water pollution Contaminación del aire = Air pollution Agua = Water pollution Tierra = Earth pollution</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following actions in a stroll through the city with their places:

<p>Pasear = A type of park Caminar = A type of garden Visitar = A type of square Parque = A type of stroll</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following city landmarks with their types of buildings:

<p>Monumento = A type of city hall Catedral = A type of cathedral Palacio = A type of palace Ayuntamiento = A type of monument</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following transportation vocabulary with their actions:

<p>Ir a pie = To drive Conducir = To walk Tomar un taxi = To take a taxi Coger el autobús = To take the bus</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following shopping in the city vocabulary with their types of stores:

<p>Tienda de ropa = A type of electronics store Tienda de electrónica = A type of clothing store Supermercado = A type of supermarket Comprar = A type of store</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following urban planning terms with their English translations:

<p>Urbanismo = Urban development Planificación urbana = Urban planning Zona urbana = Urban area Desarrollo urbano = City growth</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following city landmarks with their English translations:

<p>Monumento = Iconic building Edificio emblemático = Monument Plaza = Square Catedral = City hall</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following transportation modes with their English translations:

<p>Autobús = Subway Metro = Bus Tren = Train Bicicleta = Taxi</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following neighborhood terms with their English translations:

<p>Barrio = City center Centro ciudad = Neighborhood Periferia = Outskirts Distrito = District</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following city culture events with their English translations:

<p>Fiesta = Festival Festival = Party Mercado = Market Museo = Art gallery</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following urban planning concepts with their English translations:

<p>Reurbanización = Urban renewal Desarrollo urbano = Urban development Zona residencial = Residential area Zona comercial = Commercial area</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following city landmarks with their descriptions:

<p>Ayuntamiento = City hall Catedral = Place of worship Plaza = Public square Parque = Recreational area</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Transportation Vocabulary

  • Autobús (Bus)
  • Tren (Train)
  • Metro (Subway)
  • Taxi (Taxi)
  • Bicicleta (Bicycle)
  • Ciclomotor (Motorbike)
  • Coche (Car)
  • Camión (Truck)
  • Puerto (Port)
  • Aeropuerto (Airport)

Shopping In The City

  • Tienda (Shop)
  • Mercado (Market)
  • Centro comercial (Mall)
  • Supermercado (Supermarket)
  • Banco (Bank)
  • Cajero automático (ATM)
  • Correo (Post Office)

City Landmarks

  • Ayuntamiento (City Hall)
  • Iglesia (Church)
  • Catedral (Cathedral)
  • Plaza (Square)
  • Parque (Park)
  • Museo (Museum)
  • Monumento (Monument)
  • Puente (Bridge)

City Culture

  • Fiesta (Party)
  • Festival (Festival)
  • Concierto (Concert)
  • Teatro (Theater)
  • Cine (Cinema)
  • Restaurante (Restaurant)
  • Bar (Bar)
  • Discoteca (Nightclub)

Transportation

  • Bus is called "Autobús" in Spanish
  • "Tren" is the Spanish term for Train
  • Subway is referred to as "Metro" in Spanish
  • Taxi is called "Taxi" in Spanish, same as in English
  • Bicycle is "Bicicleta" in Spanish
  • Motorbike is referred to as "Ciclomotor" in Spanish
  • Car is called "Coche" in Spanish
  • Truck is referred to as "Camión" in Spanish
  • Port is called "Puerto" in Spanish
  • Airport is referred to as "Aeropuerto" in Spanish

Shopping

  • Shop is called "Tienda" in Spanish
  • Market is referred to as "Mercado" in Spanish
  • Mall is called "Centro comercial" in Spanish
  • Supermarket is referred to as "Supermercado" in Spanish
  • Bank is called "Banco" in Spanish
  • ATM is referred to as "Cajero automático" in Spanish
  • Post Office is called "Correo" in Spanish

City Landmarks

  • City Hall is called "Ayuntamiento" in Spanish
  • Church is referred to as "Iglesia" in Spanish
  • Cathedral is called "Catedral" in Spanish
  • Square is referred to as "Plaza" in Spanish
  • Park is called "Parque" in Spanish
  • Museum is referred to as "Museo" in Spanish
  • Monument is called "Monumento" in Spanish
  • Bridge is referred to as "Puente" in Spanish

City Culture

  • Party is called "Fiesta" in Spanish
  • Festival is referred to as "Festival" in Spanish, same as in English
  • Concert is called "Concierto" in Spanish
  • Theater is referred to as "Teatro" in Spanish
  • Cinema is called "Cine" in Spanish
  • Restaurant is referred to as "Restaurante" in Spanish
  • Bar is called "Bar" in Spanish, same as in English
  • Nightclub is referred to as "Discoteca" in Spanish

City Landmarks

  • A city typically has monuments such as statues, fountains, and monuments dedicated to specific individuals or events.
  • Important buildings in a city include the city hall, cathedral, and palace.
  • Cities often have main squares or town squares, which are central gathering places for residents and visitors.

Transportation Vocabulary

  • Common means of transportation in a city include buses, taxis, subways, and bicycles.
  • People can get around a city by walking, driving, taking a taxi, or using public transportation like buses.

Shopping In The City

  • Cities have various types of stores, including clothing stores, supermarkets, and electronics stores.
  • Shopping actions include buying, selling, and haggling over prices.

City Culture

  • Cities often host festivals, including city festivals, music festivals, and food festivals.
  • Events in a city can include concerts, art exhibitions, and parades.

Environment and Pollution

  • The environment in a city includes the air, water, and earth.
  • Pollution is a major concern in cities, including air pollution, water pollution, and waste management.

A Stroll Through The City

  • People can enjoy leisure activities in a city, such as strolling, walking, or visiting parks, gardens, and squares.

Urban Planning

  • Urbanismo and planificación urbana both translate to urban planning
  • Zona urbana refers to an urban area
  • Desarrollo urbano means urban development
  • Reurbanización is the process of urban renewal

City Landmarks

  • Monumentos are monuments or statues
  • Edificios emblemáticos are iconic buildings that represent a city
  • Plazas are public squares often featuring monuments or statues
  • Parques are parks or green areas within a city
  • Catedrales are cathedrals, often historic and architecturally significant
  • Ayuntamientos are city halls or municipal buildings

Transportation

  • Transporte público refers to public transportation systems
  • Autobuses are buses, a common mode of public transportation
  • Metros are subways or underground trains
  • Trenes are trains, often used for inter-city travel
  • Bicicletas are bicycles, a popular mode of transportation in urban areas
  • Taxis are privately hired vehicles for transportation

Neighborhoods

  • Barrios are neighborhoods or districts within a city
  • Centro ciudad is the city center, often featuring historic landmarks and commercial areas
  • Periferia refers to the outskirts or suburbs of a city
  • Distritos are administrative divisions within a city
  • Zonas residenciales are residential areas, often featuring housing and local amenities
  • Zonas comerciales are commercial areas, often featuring shops and offices

City Culture

  • Fiestas are parties or celebrations, often featuring music and dance
  • Festivales are festivals, often showcasing local culture and traditions
  • Mercados are markets, often featuring local produce and handicrafts
  • Museos are museums, often featuring art, history, or science exhibits
  • Galerías de arte are art galleries, showcasing local and international art
  • Teatros are theaters, often featuring live performances

Directions

  • Derecha means right, indicating direction
  • Izquierda means left, indicating direction
  • Adelante means forward, indicating direction
  • Atrás means backward, indicating direction
  • Arriba means up, indicating direction
  • Abajo means down, indicating direction
  • Cerca means near, indicating proximity
  • Lejos means far, indicating distance
  • Norte means north, indicating direction
  • Sur means south, indicating direction
  • Este means east, indicating direction
  • Oeste means west, indicating direction

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