Random Spanish Words and Sentences
Here you'll find lots of random Spanish words and phrases not typically seen in the more formal language courses or textbooks. It's just random translations that visitors have submitted to help you learn. Words and phrases can be just about anything, but mostly it's words and phrases we don't yet have a formal category for. Things from this page occasionally get moved onto a separate themed page if there's enough content to warrent it.
Anyway, first up, you'll find a section with random Spanish words, translated from Spanish to English. Just after, are the random Spanish phrases. The lists have been written in alphabetical order, in case you want to quickly look up a specific word or phrase.
You can also view these phrases with translations from English to Spanish. Phrases in bold added during the last update.
Random Spanish Words from A-Z:
This list of random words is broken up by letter to help you find your needed words.
A (Aburrido to Aterrorizado)
Random Spanish words that start with A.
Aburrido ➔ Bored
Ala ➔ Wing
Algodon ➔ Cotton
Ah? ➔ Huh?
Ángel ➔ Angel
Aprender ➔ Learn
Árbol ➔ Tree
Aterrorizado ➔ Terrified
B (Bailarín to Bueno)
Random Spanish words beginning with B.
Bailarín ➔ Ballet dancer
Bueno ➔ Good
C (Caja to Contento)
Random Spanish words that start with C.
Caja ➔ Box
Calabaza ➔ Pumpkin
Caliente ➔ Hot
Camión ➔ Truck
Camiseta ➔ T-shirt
Cansado ➔ Tired
Cielo ➔ Heaven, Sky
Computadora ➔ Computer
Contento ➔ Happy
D (Día to Demonio)
Spanish to English words that start with D.
Día ➔ Day
Decapitar ➔ To decapitate
Dedo ➔ Finger
Demonio ➔ Demon
E (El mundo to Estufa)
Spanish to English words starting with E.
El mundo ➔ The world
El sofa ➔ Sofa
Escritorio ➔ Desk
Escuche ➔ Listen
Ese ➔ Man
Espejo ➔ Mirror
Estrellas ➔ Stars
Estufa ➔ Stove
F (Felicidades to Fútbol)
Random Spanish words beginning with F.
Felicidades ➔ Congratulations
Frío ➔ Cold
Fuego ➔ Fire
Fútbol ➔ Soccer
G (Generador to Grande)
Spanish words beginning with G.
Generador ➔ Generator
Grande ➔ Big
I (Impresora to Ingles)
Spanish words starting with I.
Impresora ➔ Printer
Ingles ➔ English
J (jajaja)
Spanish words starting with J.
jajaja ➔ lol / hahaha
L (La casa to Luna)
Random Spanish words beginning with L.
La casa ➔ House
La escopeta ➔ Shotgun
La flatulencia ➔ Flatulence
La sangre ➔ Blood
Labio ➔ Lips
Lapiz ➔ Pencil
Lavadora ➔ Washing machine
Libro ➔ Book
Lluvia ➔ Rain
Luna ➔ Moon
M (Mago to Mundo)
Random Spanish words that start with M.
Mago ➔ Wizard
Malo ➔ Bad
Maravilloso ➔ Amazing
Matar ➔ To kill
Mesa ➔ Table
Microondas ➔ Microwave
Mundo ➔ World
N (Nadando to Nunca)
Spanish words beginning with N.
Nadando ➔ Swimming
Nieve ➔ Snow
Niñas ➔ Girls
Niños ➔ Children
Nuevo ➔ New
Nunca ➔ Never
O (Oceano to Oro)
Spanish words starting with O.
Oceano ➔ Ocean
Ojo ➔ Eye
Oro ➔ Gold
P (Pánico to Punteado)
Spanish to English words starting with P.
Pánico ➔ Panic
Paraíso ➔ Paradise
Pequeño ➔ Little
Piedra ➔ Stone
Planeta ➔ Planet
Plástico ➔ Plastic
Puerta ➔ Door
Punteado ➔ Dotted
Q (Que)
Spanish words starting with Q.
Que? ➔ What?
R (Rayo to Ruidoso)
Random Spanish words beginning with R.
Rayo ➔ Lightning
Reloj de sol ➔ Sundial
Ruidoso ➔ Noisy
S (Sala to Suertudo)
Random Spanish words that start with S.
Sala ➔ Living room
Sentimientos ➔ Feelings
Siempre ➔ Always
Silla ➔ Chair
Sol ➔ Sun
Sombrilla ➔ Umbrella
Suave ➔ Soft
Suerte ➔ Luck
Suertudo ➔ Lucky
T (Taza to Tobillo)
Spanish to English words starting with T.
Taza ➔ Cup
Telefono ➔ Phone
Tierno ➔ Cute
Tierra ➔ Earth
Tobillo ➔ Ankle
U (Unidad to Universo)
Spanish to English words that start with U.
Unidad ➔ Unity
Universo ➔ Universe
V (Vaso to Viento)
Spanish words starting with V.
Vaso ➔ Glass
Ventana ➔ Window
Viejo ➔ Old
Viento ➔ Wind
Random Spanish Sentences & Phrases from A-Z:
A list of random Spanish sentences and phrases, all ordered alphabetically.
A ('Ahora dime' to 'Arresto domiciliario')
Ahora dime. ➔ Now, tell me.
Arresto domiciliario ➔ House arrest
C ('Callejón sin salida' to 'Consultorio del médico')
Callejón sin salida ➔ Dead end
Collar de diamantes ➔ Diamond necklace
Collar de perlas ➔ Pearl necklace
Consultorio del médico ➔ Doctor's office
D ('Dedo meñique' to 'Donde es mi cabeza')
Dedo meñique ➔ Pinkie finger
Donde es mi cabeza? ➔ Where is my head?
E ('El equipo de sonido' to 'Estoy cansado')
El equipo de sonido ➔ Sound equipment
El hombre tiene la flatulencia. ➔ The man had flatulence.
En mi casa ➔ In my house
Eres (nationality)? ➔ Are you (nationality)?
Es cierto. ➔ It's true.
Escuchaste? ➔ Did you listen?
Escuché. ➔ I listened.
Estas cansado? ➔ Are you tired?
Estas muerto. ➔ You are dead.
Estoy cansado. ➔ I'm tired.
F ('Feliz cumpleaños' to 'Fotografías de alta resolución')
Feliz cumpleaños! ➔ Happy birthday!
Fotografías de alta resolución ➔ High resolution photos
H ('Hace falta un traductor' to 'Hoy no tengo mi libro')
Hace falta un traductor. ➔ We need a translator.
¿Hay vueltos a Nueva York esta tarde? ➔ Is there a flight to New York this evening?
He perdido mi pasaporte. ➔ I've lost my passport.
Hoy es un dia hermoso. ➔ It's a lovely day today.
Hoy no tengo mi libro. ➔ I don't have my book today.
I ('Iré a (place)')
Iré a (place). ➔ I'm going to (place).
L ('La caja es grande' to 'Luna llena')
La caja es grande. ➔ The box is huge.
La habitacion esta vacia. ➔ The room is empty.
La única flor en el mundo ➔ The only flower in the world
Larga vida ➔ Long life
Las mujeres y los niños ➔ Women and children
Luna creciente ➔ Crescent moon
Luna llena ➔ Full moon
M ('Me duele el estomago' to 'Mirame a los ojos')
Me duele el estomago. ➔ I have a stomach ache.
Mi vida es loca. ➔ My life is crazy.
Mirame a los ojos. ➔ Look into my eyes.
N ('No fue un accidente' to 'Numero uno')
No fue un accidente. ➔ It wasn't an accident.
No me importa. ➔ I don't care.
Numero uno ➔ Number one
O ('Odio las mañanas del lunes')
Odio las mañanas del lunes. ➔ I hate Monday mornings.
P ('Por amor de dios' to 'Pulsera de tobillo')
Por amor de dios ➔ For the love of god
Porque estoy poniendo esto? ➔ Why am I putting this?
Primer lugar ➔ First place
Pulsera de tobillo ➔ Ankle bracelet
Q ('Que onda quey' to 'Quiero ver una película ciencia ficción')
Que onda quey? ➔ What's up dude?
Que tienes en mente? ➔ What's always in your mind?
Quiero hablar contigo. ➔ I want to talk to you.
Quiero ver una película ciencia ficción. ➔ I'd like to see a science-fiction movie.
S ('Se fue de compras con Jessica' to 'Son las seis y tres')
Se fue de compras con Jessica. ➔ She went shopping with Jessica.
¿Se puede ir en autobús? ➔ Can you get there by bus?
Servicio postal ➔ Postal service
Son las seis y tres. ➔ It is 6:03.
T ('Te enviare al cielo' to 'Tengo sueño')
Te enviare al cielo. ➔ I'll send you to heaven.
Te necesito. ➔ I need you.
Tengo calor. ➔ I am hot.
Tengo frio. ➔ I am cold.
Tengo que irme. ➔ I have to go.
Tengo sueño. ➔ I feel sleepy.
U ('Un generador de oxígeno' to 'Una cerca blanca')
Un generador de oxígeno ➔ An oxygen generator
Un tobillo torcido ➔ A sprained ankle
Una abeja/una avispa me picó. ➔ I've been stung by a bee/wasp.
Una cerca blanca ➔ A white picket fence
V ('Viste' to 'Voy a la tienda')
Viste? ➔ Did you look?
Voy a la tienda. ➔ I'm going to the shop.
Y ('Yo tengo el mundo' to 'Yo vivo en (place)')
Yo tengo el mundo ➔ I have the world
Yo ví. ➔ I looked.
Yo vivo en (place). ➔ I live in (place).
*Random Spanish words and phrases last updated: January 7, 2025.
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