Daily Routine in Spanish

The most common Spanish phrases about your daily routine and home are “Ya llegué a casa.” (I'm home.), “Cierra la ventana.” (Close the window.), “Necesito lavar ropa.” (I need to do laundry.) and “¿Dónde están mis llaves?” (Where are my keys?). Below are all 30, grouped by situation, each with its English meaning. Tap any one to hear it.

30 phrases · 4 situations · #241–270 of 333 · Updated

Your daily routine

When you get up, go to bed and come home.

  1. #241 Ya llegué a casa. I'm home.
  2. #242 Bienvenido a casa. Welcome home.
  3. #255 ¿A qué hora te levantas? What time do you get up?
  4. #256 Me levanto a las siete. I wake up at seven.
  5. #257 Me acuesto a las once. I go to bed at eleven.
  6. #258 Me ducho cada mañana. I take a shower every morning.

Around the house

Windows, lights, the temperature and the front door.

  1. #243 Cierra la ventana. Close the window.
  2. #244 Enciende la luz. Turn on the light.
  3. #245 Apaga la tele. Turn off the TV.
  4. #246 Hace mucho calor. It's too hot.
  5. #247 Hace mucho frío. It's too cold.
  6. #248 Abre la ventana. Open the window.
  7. #259 ¿Cerraste la puerta? Did you lock the door?
  8. #260 Hay alguien en la puerta. Someone is at the door.
  9. #270 Está lloviendo. It's raining.

Chores

Cooking, cleaning, shopping and the pets.

  1. #253 Necesito lavar ropa. I need to do laundry.
  2. #254 ¿Puedes sacar la basura? Can you take out the trash?
  3. #264 Necesitamos leche. We need milk.
  4. #265 Ceno yo esta noche. I'll cook dinner tonight.
  5. #266 Lávate las manos. Wash your hands.
  6. #267 Limpia tu cuarto. Clean your room.
  7. #268 El gato está en el sofá. The cat is on the sofa.
  8. #269 Saca al perro a pasear. Walk the dog.

When something goes wrong

Lost keys, slow internet and a broken sink.

  1. #249 ¿Dónde están mis llaves? Where are my keys?
  2. #250 No encuentro mi teléfono. I can't find my phone.
  3. #251 Internet va lento. The internet is slow.
  4. #252 El agua no funciona. The water isn't working.
  5. #261 Se fue la luz. The power is out.
  6. #262 Llama a un plomero. Call a plumber.
  7. #263 El fregadero está roto. The sink is broken.

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What are the most common Spanish phrases about your daily routine and home?

The most common Spanish phrases about your daily routine and home are “Ya llegué a casa.” (I'm home.), “Cierra la ventana.” (Close the window.), “Necesito lavar ropa.” (I need to do laundry.) and “¿Dónde están mis llaves?” (Where are my keys?). All 30 are on this page, grouped by situation.

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