Want to talk about your day in Spanish like a pro?
Mastering vocabulary related to daily activities is a must for any Spanish learner. In this exercise, you’ll learn key verbs and phrases used in everyday routines
From waking up in the morning to going to bed at night. 💬
This interactive Spanish vocabulary drill helps you memorize, recall, and practice daily actions with a fun matching format. It’s ideal for beginners and intermediate students looking to speak more naturally and confidently.
Key Points
Level: A2–B1
Format: Matching words to images and sentences
Focus: Everyday verbs and phrases
Skills practiced: Vocabulary recognition + comprehension
Let’s get started!
Vocabulary List – Actividades Diarias en Español
- Despertarse
- Levantarse
- Ducharse
- Cepillarse los dientes
- Desayunar
- Ir al trabajo
- Estudiar
- Comer
- Salir a caminar
- Ver la televisión
- Cenar
- Acostarse
💡 Try repeating the words out loud and use them to describe your own day!
Daily activities in Spanish vocabulary. Exercise
Drag the Words.
Match each Spanish phrase for a daily activity with its correct English meaning or corresponding image. This will help reinforce vocabulary recognition and memory.
Final Thoughts
Nice work! 🎉 You’ve just practiced some of the most useful Spanish phrases for everyday life. These verbs are essential for describing your routine, talking with Spanish speakers, or even journaling in Spanish.
Little by little, you will manage to handle more verbs and activities. The key point lies in practice and not letting yourself feel intimidated or overwhelmed. With determination, effort, calmness, and care, you will improve your Spanish and speak like a native.
📚 Keep practicing by checking out these related resources:
- Vocabulary Drill: Common Travel Phrases
- Daily routine in Spanish: A Day in Erica’s Life (Listening Exercise)
- Top 50 Most Useful Spanish Verbs (With Examples)
- How to Memorize Spanish Words Effectively
🎥 And don’t forget to follow our YouTube channel for listening practice and cultural tips:
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¡Practica, practica y sigue practicando!
