Random Spanish Word Generator
Random Spanish vocabulary with translations.
Random Spanish Word Generator
The Random Spanish Word Generator gives you random beginner Spanish vocabulary with English translations. Generate a word of the day, build a themed flashcard set, or test yourself with the translation quiz mode.
Topics
- Greetings & phrases – hola, gracias, por favor, hasta luego
- Family & people – la madre, el hermano, la abuela, el amigo
- Food & drink – el pan, la leche, el queso, la manzana
- Animals – el perro, el gato, la mariposa, la tortuga
- Colors – rojo, azul, verde, amarillo
- Home & objects – la casa, la ventana, la llave, el espejo
- Time & weather – hoy, mañana, la lluvia, el invierno
- Verbs – ser, estar, tener, hacer, comer, hablar
- Adjectives – grande, pequeño, feliz, rápido
How to learn with random words
One word a day. Generate a single word each morning, write it in a sentence and say it out loud. Small daily habits beat cramming.
Themed flashcards. Pick a topic such as food, generate ten words, and copy them into your flashcard app or onto paper cards.
Translation quiz. Choose English – word and try to recall the Spanish before you look. Switch to Word only to test the other direction.
Learn the gender. Always learn nouns with their article. A useful hint: most nouns ending in -o are masculine and most ending in -a are feminine – but watch for exceptions like el día.
Use the verbs. Spanish has two verbs for "to be": ser for permanent traits and estar for temporary states. Generate the verbs group and make one sentence with each.
How to use
Choose a topic in Group or keep All, set How many, choose what to Show and press Generate. Starts with filters by the first letter of the word (ignoring the article), and you can copy or download the list.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do nouns have el or la in front?
Every Spanish noun is masculine or feminine, and the article tells you which: el perro (the dog) is masculine, la casa (the house) is feminine. Learning the article together with the word saves you mistakes later.
What level are the words?
Beginner (A1–A2). About 120 high-frequency words in nine topics: greetings, family, food, animals, colors, home, time & weather, verbs and adjectives.
How does the translation quiz work?
Set Show to English – word. Cover the right side of the list, say the Spanish word for each English meaning, then uncover to check.
Does Starts with ignore the article?
Yes. Typing p finds el perro and el pájaro, because the filter looks at the word itself, not at el, la, los, las, un or una.