👕 Japanese Clothing Vocabulary Ropa
20 essential Spanish words for the Clothing scene, each with IPA, English meaning, CEFR level and native speaker audio, plus example sentences. Tap 🔊 to listen.
- ropa /ˈropa/ A1clothesLavo la ropa los domingos.I wash the clothes on Sundays.
- camisa /kaˈmisa/ A1shirtLlevo una camisa blanca.I'm wearing a white shirt.
- pantalón /pantaˈlon/ A1trousersEste pantalón me queda bien.These trousers fit me well.
- zapato /θaˈpato/ A1shoeNecesito un zapato nuevo.I need a new shoe.
- vestido /besˈtiðo/ A1dressLleva un vestido rojo.She's wearing a red dress.
- falda /ˈfalda/ A1skirtLa falda es demasiado larga.The skirt is too long.
- abrigo /aˈβɾiɣo/ A1coatPonte el abrigo, hace frío.Put on your coat, it's cold.
- sombrero /somˈbɾeɾo/ A1hatUso un sombrero en verano.I wear a hat in summer.
- calcetín /kalθeˈtin/ A1sockMe falta un calcetín.I'm missing a sock.
- chaqueta /tʃaˈketa/ A1jacketEsta chaqueta es de cuero.This jacket is made of leather.
- jersey /xeɾˈsei/ A1sweater, jumperHoy hace frío, ponte el jersey.It's cold today, put on the sweater.
- bufanda /buˈfanda/ A2scarfEn invierno siempre llevo una bufanda.In winter I always wear a scarf.
- guante /ˈgwante/ A1gloveHe perdido un guante en el parque.I lost a glove in the park.
- gorra /ˈgora/ A1capLleva una gorra para el sol.Wear a cap for the sun.
- cinturón /θintuˈɾon/ A2beltNecesito un cinturón para estos pantalones.I need a belt for these trousers.
- corbata /koɾˈβata/ A2tie, necktiePara la entrevista se puso una corbata.He put on a tie for the interview.
- traje /ˈtɾaxe/ A2suitSe compró un traje nuevo para la boda.He bought a new suit for the wedding.
- bota /ˈbota/ A1bootCon la lluvia me pongo una bota alta.When it rains I put on a tall boot.
- bañador /baɲaˈðoɾ/ A2swimsuit, swimming trunksNo olvides el bañador para la piscina.Don't forget the swimsuit for the pool.
- pijama /piˈxama/ A1pajamasPor la noche me pongo el pijama.At night I put on my pajamas.
FAQ
How many Spanish clothing words are in this list?
20 words, including A1: 15, A2: 5. Every word has playable native audio and example sentences.
Are these words CEFR-graded?
Yes — every word carries its CEFR level (A1–C2), so you can start with the level you need.
What is the best way to memorise them?
Scene groups plus spaced repetition: listen, repeat, learn the word inside its example sentence, then review the next day. Amigo has SRS and four quiz types built in.