Daily wordsPalabras del 15 sep 2026
Words English took from Spanish
You're two days into a road trip through New Mexico, and half the words you and your friend have used since breakfast came into English from Spanish.
Diez palabras en inglés para todos los días: canyon, mesa, adobe, patio, ranch, barbecue, tortilla, jalapeno, siesta, macho. Cada una con su pronunciación y una frase para decir en voz alta.
MicrófonoOpcional
Las diez palabras10 palabras, 10 frases
- 1canyon/ˈkænjən/nounA deep narrow valley with steep rocky sides, cut by a river.
- 2mesa/ˈmeɪsə/nounA hill with steep sides and a wide flat top.First vowel is "ay": MAY-suh.
- 3adobe/əˈdoʊbi/nounA brick of mud and straw dried hard in the sun.Three syllables, and the final e is said out loud: uh-DOH-bee.
- 4patio/ˈpætiˌoʊ/nounA paved outdoor space next to a house, used for sitting outside.
- 5ranch/ræntʃ/verbTo run a big stretch of land where cattle or horses are raised.
- 6barbecue/ˈbɑːrbɪˌkjuː/verbTo cook food outdoors over fire or hot coals.
- 7tortilla/tɔːrˈtiːə/nounA thin flat round bread made from corn or wheat flour.The ll is not an l sound: tor-TEE-uh.
- 8jalapeno/ˌhæləˈpiːnjoʊ/También se dice ˌdʒæləˈpiːnoʊ.nounA small hot green or red pepper used in cooking.The j is an h sound, and the n has a y tucked in after it: hal-uh-PEEN-yoh.
- 9siesta/siˈestə/nounA short sleep taken in the early afternoon.
- 10macho/ˈmɑːtʃoʊ/adjectiveActing tough and manly in an obvious way.
Las frases
- 1
The trail down into the canyon looks pretty steep.
- 2
You can see the flat mesa from our window.
- 3
That old church is made of adobe brick.
- 4
Let's sit out on the patio after dinner.
- 5
They still ranch cattle out past the river.
- 6
We could barbecue those steaks on the patio.
- 7
She warmed a tortilla for each of us.
- 8
Is there any jalapeno in the green sauce?
- 9
I need a siesta before we drive again.
- 10
He gets a little macho about the driving.