🍚 Japanese Food & Cooking Vocabulary Comida y cocina
20 essential Spanish words for the Food & Cooking scene, each with IPA, English meaning, CEFR level and native speaker audio, plus example sentences. Tap 🔊 to listen.
- pan /pan/ A1breadCompro pan fresco.I buy fresh bread.
- agua /ˈaɣwa/ A1waterBebo agua cada día.I drink water every day.
- leche /ˈletʃe/ A1milkTomo leche con cereales.I have milk with cereal.
- café /kaˈfe/ A1coffeeQuiero un café, por favor.I want a coffee, please.
- fruta /ˈfɾuta/ A1fruitComo fruta por la mañana.I eat fruit in the morning.
- carne /ˈkaɾne/ A1meatNo como carne.I don't eat meat.
- queso /ˈkeso/ A1cheeseEl queso está delicioso.The cheese is delicious.
- huevo /ˈweβo/ A1eggDesayuno un huevo frito.I have a fried egg for breakfast.
- arroz /aˈroθ/ A1riceEl arroz está listo.The rice is ready.
- pescado /pesˈkaðo/ A1fish (food)El pescado es muy fresco.The fish is very fresh.
- sopa /ˈsopa/ A1soupMe gusta la sopa caliente en invierno.I like hot soup in winter.
- ensalada /ensaˈlaða/ A1saladComo una ensalada verde cada día.I eat a green salad every day.
- bocadillo /bokaˈðiʎo/ A1sandwichPreparo un bocadillo para el desayuno.I make a sandwich for breakfast.
- tortilla /toɾˈtiʎa/ A1(Spanish) potato omeletteMi abuela cocina una tortilla española.My grandmother cooks a Spanish omelette.
- jamón /xaˈmon/ A1hamCompro un poco de jamón en la tienda.I buy a little ham at the shop.
- pollo /ˈpoʎo/ A1chickenVamos a comer pollo asado esta noche.We are going to eat roast chicken tonight.
- galleta /gaˈʎeta/ A1cookie / biscuitEl niño come una galleta de chocolate.The boy eats a chocolate cookie.
- chocolate /tʃokoˈlate/ A1chocolateMe encanta el chocolate con leche.I love milk chocolate.
- yogur /ʝoˈɣuɾ/ A1yogurtDesayuno un yogur con fruta.I have a yogurt with fruit for breakfast.
- mantequilla /manteˈkiʎa/ A2butterPongo un poco de mantequilla en el pan.I put a little butter on the bread.
FAQ
How many Spanish food & cooking words are in this list?
20 words, including A1: 19, A2: 1. 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.