Beginner Spanish Flashcards: 15 Essential Regular -AR Verbs

-AR verbs are the most common group of verbs in the Spanish language. Because they are regular they follow a strict, predictable pattern. By learning their infinitive forms today, you set yourself up for absolute success when it is time to conjugate them into the past, present or future tenses.

Below, you will find 15 of the most essential regular -AR verbs used in daily, real-life conversations. To help you memorize them effectively, we have created these interactive beginner Spanish flashcards.

How to use these interactive flashcards:

  • Guess the action: Look at the image on the front of the card and try to recall the Spanish word.
  • Flip the card: click the flashcard to reveal the correct Spanish verb and its English translation.
  • Perfect your accent: click the audio play button on every card to hear the exact pronunciation from a native speaker.

Ready to build your vocabulary and improve your listening skills? Let's start flipping!

Verbos regulares de la primera conjugación (-AR)
Caminar, andar

Caminar, andar

to walk

Hablar

Hablar

to speak / to talk

Comprar

Comprar

to buy

Estudiar

Estudiar

to study

Escuchar

Escuchar

to listen

Trabajar

Trabajar

to work

Pensar

Saltar

to jump

Cantar

Cantar

to sing

Cocinar

Cocinar

to cook

Ahorrar

Ahorrar

to save (money)

Amar

Amar

to love

Desayunar

Desayunar

to have breakfast

Abrazar

Abrazar

to hug

Entrar

Entrar

to enter / to go in

Viajar

Viajar

to travel

Online Flashcards about Jobs in Spanish 💼 (Part One)

These online flashcards about jobs in Spanish are a great way to learn vocabulary related to occupations in this language. The vocabulary related to jobs in Spanish can be challenging, but with these flashcards it is easy to review and remember the most important vocabulary for you.

The following flashcards contain images related to jobs and audio; just click on the button with the speaker icon to hear the job name. This first part includes 18 flashcards about jobs in Spanish. Some of the occupations on these flashcards are only in masculine and others only in feminine, others are in both genders. But if you would like to know how to spell all these professions in both the masculine and feminine forms, read the table below.

List of these jobs in Spanish in both genders

Job in EnglishJob in Spanish (Masculine)Job in Spanish (Feminine)
Policeman / Policewomanel policíala policía
Doctorel doctor / el médicola doctora / la médica
Plumberel fontanerola fontanera
Bakerel panaderola panadera
Tailorel sastrela sastre, la sastra
Astronautel astronautala astronauta
Nurseel enfermerola enfermera
Waiter / Waitressel camarerola camarera
Teacherel maestro / el profesorla maestra / la profesora
Journalistel periodistala periodista
Surgeonel cirujanola cirujana
Veterinary surgeonel veterinariola veterinaria
Postman / Postwomanel carterola cartera
Farmerel agricultorla agricultora
Firefighterel bomberola bombera
Driverel chófer / el conductorla chófer / la conductora

Why use flashcards to learn vocabulary related to jobs in Spanish?

If you're like most people, you probably don't have enough time to sit down and study every day endless and boring vocabulary lists about the names of jobs in Spanish. But that doesn't mean you can't improve your vocabulary skills step by step with a little help from our interactive flashcards. These flashcards promote efficient learning using the combination of audio and images, and because these flashcards are online, you don't need to prepare any materials.

Learning the Spanish job names is also important because it can help you in your job search. There are many different jobs out there, and knowing the right name in Spanish for the position you want is key to impressing potential employers who are interested in employees with knowledge of the Spanish language. When searching for a job in Spanish, it helps to be familiar with the different types of jobs and their corresponding Spanish job titles.