Garden Flowers — Learn Spanish A1
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Las flores del jardín
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This article teaches flower names, colors and plant care in Spanish. A1 level for beginners. Covers vocabulary: rosa, tulipán, girasol, lavanda, margarita.
Las rosas son rojas y huelen muy bien. A mi abuela le gustan mucho las rosas rojas. Ella las cuida todos los días.
Las margaritas son blancas y amarillas. Tienen el centro amarillo y los pétalos blancos. Son pequeñas pero muy bonitas.
Los tulipanes son de muchos colores. Hay tulipanes rojos, amarillos y rosados. Crecen en primavera.
Las lavandas son moradas y huelen muy bien. Su color es especial y bonito.
Me gusta regar las flores con agua. Las plantas necesitan agua para vivir y crecer. Sin agua las flores se marchitan.
También hay girasoles en el jardín. Los girasoles son amarillos y muy altos. Siguen al sol durante el día.
Las flores necesitan sol para crecer. El sol les da energía y las hace fuertes.
Hay abejas en el jardín. Las abejas vuelan de flor en flor. Ellas hacen miel dulce.
Me gusta oler las flores. Cada flor tiene su propio perfume. Algunas huelen fuerte y otras suave.
Mi flor favorita es la rosa. Es roja como el corazón. La rosa simboliza el amor.
Las flores hacen el mundo más bonito. Nos dan colores y alegría. Me encanta el jardín de mi abuela.
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Flower vocabulary, colors, plant care terms, garden words, 20+ Spanish nouns
This article teaches flower names, colors and plant care in Spanish. A1 level for beginners. Covers vocabulary: rosa, tulipán, girasol, lavanda, margarita.
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Las rosas son rojas
newRoses are red
Ser is the verb for permanent characteristics and descriptions.
Essential for describing colors and basic characteristics.
Me gusta regar las flores
newI like to water the flowers
Me gusta + infinitive expresses liking to do something.
Key pattern for expressing personal preferences.
Las plantas necesitan agua
newPlants need water
Necesitar expresses a need or requirement.
Essential verb for expressing needs.
Las flores huelen muy bien
newFlowers smell very good
Huelen is a form of the verb oler (to smell).
Useful expression for describing smells.
Las flores hacen el mundo más bonito
newFlowers make the world more beautiful
Hacer + comparative structure expresses change.
Beautiful phrase for describing the impact of flowers.
Me gusta oler las flores
newI like to smell the flowers
Oler means to smell. Another example of me gusta + infinitive.
Another instance of the me gusta pattern with a different verb.
Key words
Vocabulary that carries the school-day topic.
garden
el jardín
My grandmother has a very beautiful garden.
Masculine noun referring to a place with plants.
Essential word for nature and gardening topics.
rose
la rosa
My favorite flower is the rose.
Feminine noun. Symbol of love in many cultures.
Most important flower in the article, mentioned most often.
daisy
la margarita
Daisies are white and yellow.
Feminine noun, a small flower with white petals.
Common flower for A1 level vocabulary.
tulip
el tulipán
Tulips come in many colors.
Masculine noun, a spring flower.
Classic spring flower for learning colors.
lavender
la lavanda
Lavender is purple and smells very good.
Feminine noun, known for its scent.
Great flower for learning colors and smells.
sunflower
el girasol
Sunflowers are yellow and very tall.
Masculine noun, a flower that turns toward the sun.
Interesting flower with a unique characteristic.
Grammar in context
Patterns from the text worth noticing after reading.
Verb SER for color descriptions
Las rosas son rojas
Roses are red
Ser (to be) is used for permanent characteristics like color.
SER is always used for describing colors in Spanish.
ME GUSTA + infinitive pattern
Me gusta regar las flores
To like to do something
Me gusta means "I like". It is followed by an infinitive verb.
Most important pattern for expressing preferences at A1 level.
Verb HAY for existence
Hay muchas flores
There are many flowers in the garden
Hay means "there is/there are". It is an unchanging form of the verb "haber".
Essential word for describing what exists or is located somewhere.
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