Word Lists
Most of the word lists are the same, with minor changes due to variances in languages and translations.
| Chapter One | Chapter Six | Travel List One |
| Chapter Two | Chapter Seven | Travel List Two |
| Chapter Three | Chapter Eight | |
| Chapter Four | Chapter Nine | |
| Chapter Five | Chapter Ten |
| Chapter One | Chapter Two | Chapter Three |
| Numbers Zero One Two Three Four Five Six Seven Eight Nine Ten Twenty Thirty Forty Fifty Sixty Seventy Eighty Ninety One Hundred One thousandProfessions Doctor Dentist Nurse Lawyer Judge Teacher Professor Student Scientist Carpenter Plumber Mechanic Tailor Taxi driver Manager Secretary Worker Journalist Writer Clerk Artist Singer Dancer Chef Farmer Soccer player Policeman SoldierColors Black White Red Yellow Green Blue Turquoise Orange Gray Brown Pink PurpleBody Parts Head Face Ear Eye Nose Mouth Lips Teeth Tongue Forehead Hair Beard Mustache Throat Neck Shoulder Arm Elbow Hand Finger Back Stomach Foot Knee Leg SkinSchool Words Book Notebook Paper Pen Pencil Eraser Chalkboard Chalk, eraser Chair Table Desk Room Window Door Wall Clock Picture Homework Test.Back to Previous Page |
Fruit Apple Pear Peach Apricot Plum Orange Lemon Tangerine Strawberry Mulberry Banana Watermelon Cantaloupe Grape Pineapple Pomegranate DateVegetables Carrot Onion Pepper Cauliflower Pumpkin Corn Garlic Beans Lettuce Green onion Greens Turnip Mushroom Eggplant Peas Spinach Tomato Cabbage Cucumber Beet BunchCity Department store Convenient store Office Hospital Library Post Office School University Plant Factory Park Zoo Hotel Restaurant Coffee house Theater Museum Airport Train station Bus stop Stadium Mosque Church House Embassy Bridge Statue Road Tree Flower Here There YardMoney One hundred One thousand 10 thousand Price Check How much How many A few Some Lots AndQuestions What? Who? Where?Adjectives Low High Hot Cold Sweet Sour Good Bad Big Small OK Understand Confused Today Every dayVerbs Eat Live See Hear Buy Sell Weigh Look Talk Pay Give Understand Walk Hike Work Show Teach Learn.Back to Previous Page |
Meat Chicken Turkey Fish Beef Lamb Pork Sausage Hot dog Ground beefDrinks Water Milk Fruit juice Tea Coffee Liquor Wine Beer ChampaignDessert Cake Pie Cookie Chocolate Ice Cream CandyBreakfast food Bread Egg Butter Yogurt Cheese Jam / Jelly Honey Soup Salt Pepper Raisin Sunflower seed Nut MealFriends and Family Family Father Mother Parents Son Daughter Child Baby Husband Wife Parents Brother Sister Grandfather Grandmother Grandchild Uncle Aunt Relatives Friends Best friend Man Woman People LetterTime Words Always Sometime Usually Occasionally Seldom NeverGreetingsGood morning Good evening Good night Courtesy Please Forgive me Here you are OK Pardon me It’s okAdjectives Hard Soft Strong Weak Clear Ready Happy Sad Rich Poor Polite Rude Spicy Clean Dirty Beautiful UglyVerbs Drink Cook Look Understand Speak Listen Fall Play Study Write Discover Mail (a letter) Order Order Introduce Greet Acquaint Sleep Stand Relax.Back to Previous Page |
| Chapter Four | Chapter Five | Chapter Six |
| Calendar Words Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday SundayTimes of Day Morning Noon Afternoon Evening Night Late night MidnightAnimals Lion Elephant Monkey Bear Snake Cat Dog Cow Horse Chicken Rooster Pig Sheep Bird Fish Rabbit Mouse Spider Mosquito FlyTravel Airplane Bicycle Boat Ship Bus Car Taxi Train Train track Truck Van MotorcycleUnits of Time Seconds Minutes Hours Day Week Month Year Seasons 2000-2100 Century EraPast tense words Yesterday Day before yesterday A while ago A moment ago 2 weeks ago Last weekPronouns Someone Something SomeplaceQuestion Words What Who Where What time Which How How manyAdverbs Straight Right Left Slowly Once more There Here On time Early LateAdjectivesFast Slow Sick Healthy Fat Thin Smart Dumb Hungry Full Crazy Winner Empty Full Important Exciting Boring Necessary UselessVerbs Boiling Hit Wash Cut Start Finish Lose Look for Find Wait Run Stop Fear Ask Answer Catch a cold Cough Sneeze Ache Die Remember Board Exit Receive a grade Take a test Give a test.Back to Previous Page |
Chapter 5 Clothing Shirt Pants Suit Blouse T-shirt Skirt Dress Sweater Jacket Coat Overcoat Shorts Underwear Shoes Socks Boots Tie Belt Scarf Hat Glove Umbrella Purse Glasses Seasons Spring Summer Fall Winter Months January February March April May June July August September October November December Weather Snow Rain Ice Hot Windy Stormy Cloudy Sunny Time Words Tomorrow Day after tomorrow Next week Soon in awhile Questions Adjectives New Old Bright Dark Short Long Brave Lazy Dry Wet Damp Clean Messy Short sleeve Long sleeve Civilized Rude Brave Coward Affectionate Firm Verbs To put on, to dress To undress To drive To turn To stop To enter To exit To meet To be late To move over To rain To snow To shiver To be cold To work To catch To throw Take a picture To cry To shout To laugh To make a joke To teach.Back to Previous Page |
Health and sickness General word for germ, bacteria, virus Bacteria Virus Cold Flu Fever Thermometer Temperature (degrees) Appetite Nausea Medicine Raspberry Cornelian cherry Vitamin Treatment Pharmacy Adverbs of time Yet, still Not yet Already Sooner or later At first, first In former times Adverbs Only and nothing else Absolutely, for certain Together Like this Like that For no particular reason Extremely As usual Then, in that case In my/our/your opinion Of course Adjectives Married Single Alone Wide Narrow Thick Thin Heavy Light Tired Terrible, awesome Another The other Verbs To sing To put / to let To help To love To kiss To change To open To close To close / to lock / to tie to rush, hurry To call, to summon To marry To be worried To feel sad, bad To sense, feel To sweat To get tired To get a cold To be nauseated To throw up To write a prescription To give an injection To treat (for an illness) To be treated To recover, get better To get better, improve To get worse, deteriorate To remain, stay, be left To take place, happen To go across –i / to go through –d?n / to end, cease, pass. Back to Previous Page |
| Chapter Seven | Chapter Eight | Chapter Nine |
| At the restaurant Fork Knife Spoon Glass Plate Bowl Napkin Tablecloth Waiter Menu Bill, account In the kitchen Oven Stove Refrigerator Kettle, tea kettle Frying pan Pot, Saucepan Small pot/saucepan Cabinet Mixer Sink Faucet Pipe Trash Meals Breakfast Lunch Supper Musical instruments Piano Guitar Violin Accordion Small, guitar-like instrument Small, guitar-like instrument Violin-like instrument, played on the knee Drums Adverbs Suddenly Immediately Once, one time Repeatedly, many times For a long time, a long time ago Once a (week) The next day Quantity/Amount More or less At the most At the least More All, whole (the whole world) More than (5) Modal words Probably Maybe, perhaps Unfortunately It seems that, apparently I wonder So, then, in other words; filler word Adjectives Tall Young Old Real, authentic False; Liar Artificial, manmade Top, upper Middle Bottom, low, lower Serious Humorous, playful Naughty, mischievous Calm, quiet Spoiled, naughty Unfortunate, pitiable Fragrant, sweet-scented Raw Cooked Verbs To depart, to leave To straighten up, tidy up To get hungry To get thirsty To order (e.g. a meal) To break; to rot To repair; fabricate To pour To beat (ingredients); to play (an instrument) To mix, stir; to mix up, muddle To peel To chop (e.g. vegetables) To promise To return To take a walk To invite To invite as a guest To come/go as a guest To like To use To look like To be offended To offend To change money To lie. Back to Previous Page |
Furniture Bed Couch Armchair Wardrobe, cabinet Curtain Lamp, light bulb Mirror Carpet Plant House Apartment, flat Living room Bed room Kitchen Toilet Bathroom Pillow Mattress Thick quilt, comforter Blanket Shower Balcony Floor Ceiling Yard, court yard Garage Key Stairs, stairway Elevator, lift Story, floor Appliances Television Tape recorder VCR Radio Telephone Air conditioner Fan Heater Washing machine Vacuum cleaner Geography North South East West Sea Caspian sea Beach Shore, coast Ocean River Island Peninsula Nature Mountain Hill Plain City Countryside/village County Country Lake Land (soil) Forest/woods Meadow World Map Continents Europe Australia Antarctica Asia Africa South America North America Quantity One (of the children) Some (of the children) None (of the children) Both (of the children) All (of the children) Most (of the children) Adjectives The same, identical Different Possible Impossible Busy Free, not busy Famous Strange Far away, distant Near, close Angry Verbs To be embarrassed, be shy (person –d?n; act -?) To explain To fall down (people) To taste To keep, preserve 1) to remind; 2) to remember, recall To remember, not forget To forget To get angry 1) to drown (-d?); 2) to suffocate (-d?n) To clean 1) To wipe; 2) to dry; 3) to erase To accomplish some work 1) To bathe; 2) swim To return (something) To work out To get permission To give permission, allow To get ready (to do something) To prepare (something) To believe 1) To spread; 2) to drop To reach, arrive.Back to Previous Page |
Government terms President Parliament Prime minister Constitution War Peace Election State, power Embassy Ambassador Law Court Prosecutor Crime Criminal Thief Citizen Army Enemy Growth Baby Child Teenager Middle aged Aged Adults Retired person Renting Lease Rent Gas Electricity Taxes Landlord Renter Water bill Electricity bill Gas bill Grooming Comb Brush Tooth brush Tooth paste Soap Shampoo Deodorant Hair dryer Razor Towel Lipstick Make-up Perfume Cologne Adjectives Dear Exact, precise Proper, upright, truthful Cautious, careful Incautious, careless Attentive, careful Inattentive, careless Sharp Blunt Ancient Contemporary, modern Wrinkled Special Various, different Foreign Blind Deaf That same, that very (that same/very girl) Verbs To govern, rule To judge To vote To rent (renter) To rent (renter) To rent out (owner) To stay somewhere as a renter To pay To shave To brush teeth To comb To put on makeup To iron To light, to turn on To put out, to turn off 1) To build; 2) to sew To choose, pick out To hang up To release, to let go To be born To accept, receive To move (intransitive) To move (transitive) To converse, to chat To hire To be able to To sweep To make tea To grow, grow up To bring up, rear To steal To protect, guard.Back to Previous Page |
| Chapter Ten | Travel List One | Travel List Two |
| Tools Hammer Axe Ladder Screwdriver Pliers Saw Ruler Drill Scissors Screw Nail Glue Paint Cement Brick String, rope Board Tool box Shapes – adjectives Round Square Rectangular Triangular Shapes – Nouns Circle Square Rectangle Triangle Important Nouns True story Event, incident, accident Story, tale (fiction) Deed, act, action Culture Character 1) Relation, terms; 2) attitude Condition, state, circumstance Opportunity, chance Need Gift, present Part, portion 1) History; 2) date Reason, cause Love Goods Truth Friend, acquaintance Game Rule (e.g. for a game) Memory Animal parts Wing Feather Horn, antler Tail Fur Hair Adjectives Modest, simple Complicated Hospitable Certain, sure Open, light (colored) Intense, strong, dark (colored) Closed Fundamental, basic, main Strict, exacting, demanding Familiar Absent-minded Cheerful, happy Drunk Noisy, boisterous Favorite Fortunate, happy Dangerous Not dangerous Curved, bent Verbs 1) to twist, curl; 2) to screw in/out To paint, color, dye To be familiar To forget To break, be broken To break (transitive) To take out, extract, take off To borrow money To lend money To miss (w/üçün), be bored (w/siz) To hide (intransitive) To hide (transitive) To exercise To swim To fly To attempt, try, test To translate To conquer, defeat 1) To beat, win; 2) to swallow To lose, be defeated To like To suit, become, go with To check, correct To touch To prevent, interfere with To slip To use To hope To squash, crush.Back to Previous Page |
Greetings Good morning Good afternoon Good evening Good night Hello Goodbye So long Please Thank you you’re welcome excuse me I’m sorry yes No man woman My name is … What is your name? Nice to meet you I we I am …Questions Where do you live? I would like… I have … Do you speak…? I understand. I do not understand. Please repeat that. who what What is this? What is that? Why when how How do you say this in Spanish? How are you? good bad So so How much How much does that cost? where Where is the…Places school church bank restaurant toilet ocean lake river swimming pool tower bridge valley hill mountain square street Where is the bathroom? post office police station what time is it? I need a … doctor police officer Would you help me?Numbers zero one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty thirty forty fifty sixty seventy eighty ninety hundred thousand millionDates & Times day week month season spring summer fall (autumn) winter Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday today tomorrow yesterday morning afternoon evening night year January February March April May June July August September October November December.Back to Previous Page |
Shopping shop department store bakery supermarket ATM Laundromat pay open closed Do you accept credit cards? How much does it cost? I’ll buy it. I would like to buy …Lodging hotel bed and breakfast hot water room bed pillow blanket towel reservation double bed shower bathtub JacuzziMeals breakfast lunch dinner cheers I would like to order… appetizer soup salad beef potato fruit vegetables fish pork mutton chicken bread drinks ice cream dessert coffee tea juice water beer wine salt pepper meat glass plate spoon fork knife napkin menu waiter Please bring the bill. May I have the bill please?Travel car taxi bus train airplane ticket left right straight up down map tourist information subway pharmacy hospital bus stop train station airport store museum ticket officeFamily wife husband daughter mother son father friend postcard stamps.Back to Previous Page |