Spanish vocabulary matching worksheet for beginners, pairing common phrases with their English equivalents.

Let's solve this Spanish-English matching worksheet step by step.

We need to match each Spanish phrase on the left with its correct English translation on the right.

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Step 1: List the Spanish phrases and their meanings

1. muy bien, gracias → "very well, thank you"
2. buenas noches → "good evening" (or "good night")
3. levantate → "get up" (informal command)
4. hola → "hello"
5. ¿Cómo estás? → "How are you?" (informal)
6. adiós → "good-bye"
7. buenos días → "good morning"
8. muy mal → "very bad"
9. siéntate → "sit down" (informal command)
10. buenas tardes → "good afternoon"
11. más o menos → "ok" or "more or less" (here, it matches "ok")
12. ¿Cómo está? → "How is he/she?" (formal)

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Step 2: Match each Spanish phrase to the correct English phrase

Now let’s pair them:

| Spanish Phrase | English Translation |
|-----------------------|------------------------------|
| muy bien, gracias | very well, thank you |
| buenas noches | good evening |
| levantate | get up |
| hola | hello |
| ¿Cómo estás? | How are you? |
| adiós | good-bye |
| buenos días | good morning |
| muy mal | very bad |
| siéntate | sit down |
| buenas tardes | good afternoon |
| más o menos | ok |
| ¿Cómo está? | How is he/she? |

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✔ Final Answer (Matching):

- muy bien, gracias → very well, thank you
- buenas noches → good evening
- levantate → get up
- hola → hello
- ¿Cómo estás? → How are you?
- adiós → good-bye
- buenos días → good morning
- muy mal → very bad
- siéntate → sit down
- buenas tardes → good afternoon
- más o menos → ok
- ¿Cómo está? → How is he/she?

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📝 Notes:

- "Buenas noches" can mean both "good evening" and "good night", but in this context, since "good evening" is listed and fits better as a greeting at the start of the evening, it's matched accordingly.
- "Más o menos" literally means "more or less", but in casual speech, it often means "okay" or "so-so", which matches the given option "ok".
- "¿Cómo estás?" is informal ("how are you?"), while "¿Cómo está?" is formal ("how is he/she?").

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✔ This completes the matching worksheet!