DELE A2 Vocabulary List: Free PDF + Quiz

The DELE A2 exam isn’t about fancy grammar tricks – it’s about getting through real situations without freezing. Ordering tapas, describing your weekend, asking for help at the station: that’s what this level is all about. This CEFR-aligned A2 list hands you around 800 practical Spanish words you’re likely to meet on the test and in everyday chats, not the dusty relics from a textbook appendix.

Every entry gives you a straightforward meaning and a natural example sentence, so you can see how the word behaves in the wild – not just a translation you’ll forget by tomorrow. You also get audio playback for each word, because your ears need practice just as much as your eyes.

Work through the list at your own speed. When you’re ready to take your study offline, the free PDF download button is waiting right below the table – no sign-up, no fuss.

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Quick Quiz

Think you can match a word to its meaning without peeking? The quick quiz below gives you a no-pressure nudge toward the ones that need a second look.

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WordTypeMeaningExampleAudio
frenteNounfront/foreheadEstoy frente al banco.
frescoAdjectivefreshCompramos pescado fresco en el mercado.
fritoAdjectivefriedMe encantan los huevos fritos.
fruteríaNounfruit shopLas manzanas de esa frutería son frescas.
fuenteNounfountainHay una fuente muy bonita en el parque.
fuerzaNounstrength/forceNo tengo fuerza para levantar esto.
fumarVerbto smokeEstá prohibido fumar aquí.
funciónNounfunction/showLa función empieza a las siete.
funcionarVerbto work/functionEl reloj dejó de funcionar.
fundamentalAdjectivefundamentalEl agua es fundamental para la vida.
futuroNounfuturePienso mucho en el futuro.
gallinaNounhenLa gallina pone huevos todos los días.
gambaNounprawn/shrimpPelar las gambas puede ser difícil.
garajeNoungarageAparqué el coche en el garaje.
gargantaNounthroatMe duele la garganta al tragar.
gasNoungasCocinamos con gas.
gastarVerbto spendNo quiero gastar mucho dinero.
generalAdjectivegeneralEs una regla general.
generalmenteVerbgenerallyGeneralmente me levanto temprano.
géneroNoungenre/genderMe gusta este género musical.
genialAdjectivegreat/brilliantEs una idea genial.
gestoNoungestureHizo un gesto con la mano.
giganteAdjectivegiantVimos un árbol gigante.
globalAdjectiveglobalEs un problema global.
gobernarVerbto governEl presidente va a gobernar el país.