Popular Spanish Phrases: Free Printable Flashcards

Real Spanish runs on chunks-the kind of ready‑made expressions native speakers toss around without thinking twice. This collection of about 308 popular Spanish phrases skips the dusty textbook lines and grabs the everyday combos you’ll actually need, whether you’re catching up with friends, ordering at a restaurant, or just trying to sound less like a walking dictionary.

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PhraseMeaningExampleTranslation
dejar mucho que desearto leave a lot to be desiredSu trabajo deja mucho que desear.His work leaves a lot to be desired.
dejar plantadoto stand someone upMe dejó plantado en el café.He stood me up at the café.
dejarse llevarto go with the flow; to get carried awayEn la fiesta me dejé llevar y bailé mucho.At the party I went with the flow and danced a lot.
delante dein front ofMi casa está delante de la escuela.My house is in front of the school.
dentro deinside ofEl gato está dentro de la caja.The cat is inside the box.
desde luegoof course; certainlyDesde luego, te ayudaré.Of course, I will help you.
despuésafter; laterDespués, fuimos a comer con amigos.Afterward, we went to eat with friends.
detrás debehindEl coche está detrás de la casa.The car is behind the house.
dormir a pierna sueltato sleep like a logMi abuelo duerme a pierna suelta.My grandfather sleeps like a log.
Echar a perderto ruin; to spoilLa lluvia echó a perder el picnic.The rain ruined the picnic.
echar chispasto be furious; to be spitting madMi madre echaba chispas por el retraso.My mother was furious about the delay.
Echar de menosTo miss someone or somethingEcho de menos a mi abuela.I miss my grandmother.
echar gasolinato get gas; to fill up with gasTengo que echar gasolina antes del viaje.I have to get gas before the trip.
echar leña al fuegoto make a bad situation worseNo discutas más; no quiero echar leña al fuego.Don't argue anymore; I don't want to make the situation worse.
echar un cableto lend a hand¿Me puedes echar un cable con la tarea?Can you lend me a hand with the homework?
echar un vistazoto take a lookVoy a echar un vistazo al menú.I'm going to take a look at the menu.
Echar una manoTo lend a hand¿Puedes echarme una mano con la caja?Can you lend me a hand with the box?
El año pasado fui a México.Last year I went to MexicoEl año pasado fui a México.Last year I went to Mexico
En absolutoNot at allEn absoluto.Not at all.
en boca cerrada no entran moscassilence is goldenEn boca cerrada no entran moscas.Silence is golden.
en cambioon the other hand; insteadYo quiero café; en cambio, ella quiere té.I want coffee; on the other hand, she wants tea.
en finanyway; in shortEn fin, mañana seguimos.Anyway, we’ll continue tomorrow.
en medio dein the middle ofEstamos en medio de la ciudad.We are in the middle of the city.
en primer lugarfirstly; first of allEn primer lugar, quiero dar las gracias.First of all, I want to say thank you.
en resumidas cuentasin short, in a nutshellEn resumidas cuentas, el viaje fue muy bueno.In short, the trip was very good.

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