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Tier only vocabulary can be found at the end  \nUseful nouns – Talking about meals  \n\n| Spanish | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| el almuerzo | lunch |\n| la bebida | drink |\n| la cena | evening meal |\n| la comida | meal/lunch |\n| el desayuno | breakfast |\n| la merienda | snack |\n\nUseful nouns – Food and drink  \n\n| Spanish | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| el agua (f) | water |\n| el arroz | rice |\n| el bocadillo | sandwich |\n| el azúcar | sugar |\n| la carne | meat |\n| la ensalada | salad |\n| la fruta | fruit |\n| las gambas | prawns |\n| la hamburguesa | burger |\n\n\n| el helado | ice cream |\n| --- | --- |\n| el huevo | egg |\n| el jamón | ham |\n| la leche | milk |\n| la paella | paella (dish usually of rice and seafood) |\n| el pan | bread |\n| la pasta | pasta |\n| el pastel | cake |\n| el pescado | fish |\n| el pollo | chicken |\n| el postre | dessert |\n| el queso | cheese |\n| las tapas | small dishes of food |\n| la verdura | vegetable |\n\nUseful verbs – Food and 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