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Home, Clothes & Daily Life in Spanish

These words cover the rooms of a home, the clothes you wear, and what you need for work, school, and shopping. Everyday objects are where Latin America and Spain often diverge, like computadora and ordenador, so both are shown. Each noun comes with el or la.

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Home, Clothes & Daily Life in Spanish: common questions

What is the difference between casa and en casa?

La casa is the house. En casa, often with no article, means at home: estoy en casa. To say you are going home, use a casa.

How do I ask to try something on?

Say ¿Me lo puedo probar? If you are only browsing, say Solo estoy mirando. Staff may answer Con gusto or Ahorita lo traigo.

What do I call a mobile phone?

In Latin America the everyday word is el celular. In Spain it is el móvil. The machine itself is still un teléfono.

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