Vocabulary · edificios

Spanish Buildings.

Easy

See a building and pick its Spanish word. Each word is read aloud — with its article, so you learn the gender too. Eight ways to play: from a picture, from English, into English, or by ear.

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How to play

  1. Pick a way to play. Picture: a buildings item appears with its picture and English name — tap the matching Spanish word from four options.
  2. Emoji only drops the English label; English → Spanish drops the picture; Spanish → English asks for the meaning instead.
  3. The listening modes play the Spanish word first: pick its English meaning, its Spanish spelling, or its picture — replay it as often as you like.
  4. Picture grid plays each word once: find it among nine pictures, and keep tapping until you do.
  5. The right answer turns green and is read aloud; a wrong tap also shows the correct one. Eight words per round.

Spanish words you'll practice

This free Spanish game drills 11 common words. Want the meanings, examples and pronunciation? Look them up on our Spanish words pages.

la casa house
el hospital hospital
la escuela school
la tienda store
el banco bank
el hotel hotel
la iglesia church
el castillo castle
el museo museum
la fábrica factory
la torre tower

Questions

Is this Spanish buildings game free?

Yes — it plays in your browser with no sign-up. Sign in only if you want to save the words to your review deck and track your best score.

Will it teach me the gender (el or la)?

Yes — every buildings word is shown and read aloud with its article, so you learn whether it's masculine or feminine as you play.

What are the eight ways to play?

Picture → Spanish, Emoji only, English → Spanish, Spanish → English, Hear → English, Hear → spelling, Hear → picture and a Picture grid. Pick one on the start screen and switch any time between rounds.

What buildings words does it cover?

Each round draws from a curated set of common Spanish buildings words, every one with a picture, audio and its English meaning.