| Actual | Real (The English equivalent for the Spanish actual is: present, current) | |
| Actually | Ciertamente, verdaderamente, en realidad, en efecto. (The English equivalent for the Spanish actualmente is currently, nowadays, at present) | |
| Advertise | Anunciar. (The English equivalent for the Spanish Advertir is: Warn). | |
| Advise | Aconsejar. (The English equivalent for the Spanish Avisar is: Warn). | |
| Agenda | Actividades, programa del dÃa. (The English equivalent for the Spanish Agenda is: Diary). | |
| Anxious | Inquieto, nervioso. (The English equivalent for the Spanish Ansioso (deseoso) is: Eager, greedy). | |
| ardent | Ferviente (The English equivalent for the Spanish word ardiente is burning, raging, passionate) | |
| Arena | Estadio. (The English equivalent for the Spanish arena is: sand) | |
| Argument | Discusión debate. (The English equivalent for the Spanish argumento is: plot, topic, issue) | |
| Assist | Ayudar, auxiliar. (The English equivalent for the Spanish asistir is: attend) | |
| Attempt | Intento. (The English equivalent for the Spanish atentado is:terrorist attack) | |
| Attend | Asistir a, ir a (The English equivalent for the Spanish atender is: pay attention, take care of) | |
| Avocado | Aguacate. (The English equivalent for the Spanish abogado is: lawyer) | |
| Card | Tarjeta. (The English equivalent for the Spanish carta is: letter) | |
| Career | Años de trabajo, promoción laboral. (The English equivalent for the Spanish carrera is: studies) | |
| Carpet | Alfombra. (The English equivalent for the Spanish carpeta is: folder, file) | |
| Casual | Informal, desenfadado. (The English equivalent for the Spanish casual is: accidental) | |
| Cigar | Puro. (The English equivalent for the Spanish cigarro is: cigarette) | |
| Collar | Cuello (de camisa). (The English equivalent for the Spanish collar is: necklace) | |
| College | Facultad (Universidad). (The English equivalent for the Spanish colegio is: primary school) | |
| Command | Orden, dominio (The English equivalent for the Spanish comando is: commandin a military sense) | |
| Compass | Brújula. (The English equivalent for the Spanish compás is: A pair of compasses) | |
| Conductor | Cobrador de autobús, director de orquesta. (The English equivalent for the Spanish conductor is: driver) | |
| Conference | Congreso. (The English equivalent for the Spanish conferencia is: lecture) | |
| Confident | Seguro de sí mismo (The English equivalent for the Spanish word “confiado” is: trusting) | |
| Conform | Seguir, aceptar las normas o reglas. (The English equivalent for the Spanish “conformarse” is: To be happy with). | |
| Conservatory | Invernadero. (The English equivalent for the Spanish conservatorio is: music academy) | |
| Constipated | Estreñido. (The English equivalent for the Spanish costipado is: a cold) | |
| Content | Satisfecho. (The English equivalent for the Spanish contento is: happy) | |
| Crime | Acto delictivo. (The English equivalent for the Spanish crimen is: murder, serious crime) | |
| Curse | Maldición. (The English equivalent for the Spanish ‘curso’ is: Course) | |
| Discussion | Conversacion. (The English equivalent for the Spanish discusión is: argument) | |
| Disgust | Repugnancia. (The English equivalent for the Spanish disgusto is: annoyance) | |
| Divert | Desviar. (The English equivalent for the Spanish divertir is: enjoy, have a good time) | |
| Educated | Con una buena educación. (The English equivalent for the Spanish educado is: polite) | |
| Embarrassed | Avergonzado. (The English equivalent for the Spanish embarazada is: pregnant) | |
| Eventually | Finalmente. (The English equivalent for the Spanish eventualmente is: temporarily, by chance) | |
| Exit | Salida. (The English equivalent for the Spanish éxito is: success) | |
| Fabrics | Tela, textil. (The English equivalent for the Spanish fábrica is: factory) | |
| Faculty | Profesorado. (The English equivalent to the Spanish “facultad” would be College). | |
| Figure | Cifra, número, cantidad (The English equivalent for the Spanish ‘figura’ is: appearance, although figure can also be used.) | |
| Grape | Uva. (The English equivalent for the Spanish “Grapa” is Staple). | |
| Idiom | Expresión idiomática, frase hecha. (The English equivalent for the Spanish idioma is: language) | |
| Informal | Desenfadado. (The English equivalent for the Spanish informal is: irresponsible) | |
| Large | Grande. (The English equivalent for the Spanish largo is: long) | |
| Lecture | Conferencia. (The English equivalent for the Spanish lectura is: reading) | |
| Library | Biblioteca. (The English equivalent for the Spanish librería is: bookshop) | |
| Matron | Cuidadora (The English equivalent for the Spanish word “matrona” is: “midwife”). | |
| Mayor | Alcalde. (The English equivalent for the Spanish mayor is: main, bigger, older) | |
| Note | Nota. But if you talk about “qualifications” the word is Marks or Grades instead of “notes”. | |
| Notice | Aviso. (The English equivalent for the Spanish noticia is: news) | |
| Parcel | Paquete. (The English equivalent for the Spanish parcela is: plot of land) | |
| Parent | Madre o Padre. (The English equivalent for the Spanish pariente is: relative) | |
| Particular | Especial. (The English equivalent for the Spanish particular is: private) | |
| Pavement | Acera. The English equivalent for the Spanish word “pavimento” is “surface” or “flooring” depending on the context | |
| PRACTICABLE Factible, posible, realizable, viable | ||
| Preservative | Conservante. (The English equivalent for the Spanish preservativo is: condom) | |
| Presume | Asumir, pretender. (The English equivalent for the Spanish presumir is: show off) | |
| Pretend | Fingir. (The English equivalent for the Spanish pretender is: intend, try, seek) | |
| Prove | Demostrar. (The English equivalent for the Spanish probar is: try, try on) | |
| Quiet | Callado. (The English equivalent for the Spanish quieto is: still, motionless) | |
| Realize | Darse cuenta. (The English equivalent for the Spanish realizar is: carry out, implement) | |
| Remove | Quitar. (The English equivalent for the Spanish remover is: stir) | |
| Resume | Continuar, reanudar. (The English equivalent for the Spanish resumir is: summarize) | |
| Rope | Cuerda, soga. (The English equivalent for the Spanish ropa is: Clothes, garnment) | |
| Sane | Cuerdo (The English equivalent for the Spanish sano is healthy) | |
| Sensible | Sensato. (The English equivalent for the Spanish sensible is: sensitive) | |
| Signature | Firma. (The English equivalent for the Spanish asignatura is: subject) | |
| Spade | Pala (para cavar). (The English equivalent for the Spanish espada is: sword) | |
| Spectacles | Gafas. (The English equivalent for the Spanish espectáculos is: shows) | |
| Suburb | Barrio residencial. (The English equivalent for the Spanish suburbio is: slum) | |
| Success | Éxito. (The English equivalent for the Spanish suceso is: event) | |
| Sympathetic | Comprensivo. (The English equivalent for the Spanish simpático is: nice, friendly) | |
| Sympathy | Compasión, pésame. (The English equivalent for the Spanish simpatía is: affection, kindness) | |
| Taller | Más alto (forma comparativa de superioridad del adjetivo tall:alto). (The English equivalent for the Spanish “Taller” is Workshop.) | |
| Topic | Tema. (The English equivalent for the Spanish tópico is: Cliché) | |
| Translate | Traducir. The English equivalent for the Spanish trasladar is: Move | |
| Vicious | Malvado, saludable. (The English equivalent for the Spanish vicioso is: addict, depraved) | |
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