Daily Routine in Spanish: Vocabulary, Flashcards and Exercises

These are the words you need to talk about your day in Spanish: when you wake up, work, eat and sleep. Listen to each word, study the flashcards and then do the exercises.

The words

⏰ despertarse	to wake up	Me despierto a las siete. I wake up at seven.
🛏️ levantarse	to get up	Me levanto muy temprano. I get up very early.
🚿 ducharse	to take a shower	Por la mañana me ducho. In the morning I take a shower.
🥐 desayunar	to have breakfast	Desayuno café y tostadas. I have coffee and toast for breakfast.
🚌 ir al trabajo	to go to work	Voy al trabajo en metro. I go to work by metro.
💼 trabajar	to work	Trabajo en una oficina. I work in an office.
📚 estudiar	to study	Estudio español por la tarde. I study Spanish in the afternoon.
🍽️ comer	to have lunch	Como a las dos de la tarde. I have lunch at two in the afternoon.
🏠 volver a casa	to go back home	Vuelvo a casa a las seis. I go back home at six.
🍲 cenar	to have dinner	Ceno a las nueve. I have dinner at nine.
🛒 hacer la compra	to do the shopping	Hago la compra los sábados. I do the shopping on Saturdays.
🍳 cocinar	to cook	Cocino pasta con tomate. I cook pasta with tomato.
🏃 hacer deporte	to exercise	Hago deporte los lunes. I exercise on Mondays.
📺 ver la tele	to watch TV	Veo la tele por la noche. I watch TV at night.
📖 leer	to read	Leo un libro antes de dormir. I read a book before sleeping.
🌙 acostarse	to go to bed	Me acuesto a las once. I go to bed at eleven.
😴 dormir	to sleep	Duermo ocho horas. I sleep eight hours.
🌅 por la mañana	in the morning	Por la mañana tomo un café. In the morning I have a coffee.
🌇 por la tarde	in the afternoon	Por la tarde voy al gimnasio. In the afternoon I go to the gym.
🌃 por la noche	at night	Por la noche veo una serie. At night I watch a series.
siempre	always	Siempre desayuno en casa. I always have breakfast at home.
a veces	sometimes	A veces ceno fuera. Sometimes I have dinner out.
nunca	never	Nunca ceno tarde. I never have dinner late.

How to use these words

Many of these verbs are reflexive (me levanto, me ducho). In the SIELE you often talk about your own day, so say each example aloud after you hear it.

Practise

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