Test your Spanish vocabulary knowledge of body parts - Head to toe in Spanish.
Learning body parts in Spanish is one of the first vocabulary sets that beginners tackle, and for good reason - Knowing how to describe your body is essential for medical appointments, sports, fitness instructions, and everyday conversation. From "la cabeza" (head) to "los pies" (feet), body part vocabulary in Spanish is both practical and foundational.
Spanish body part vocabulary includes many words that look similar to their English counterparts - "el brazo" (arm), "el hospital" (hospital), "la mano" (hand). But others are less obvious: "la rodilla" (knee), "el tobillo" (ankle), "los pulmones" (lungs), "el hombro" (shoulder). Mastering these words will help you communicate in medical settings and understand Spanish-language media.
Note that in Spanish, body parts often use the definite article (el/la/los/las) rather than possessive pronouns. For example, "Me duele la cabeza" means "My head hurts" - Literally "The head hurts me." This is an important grammar nuance for Spanish learners. Practice more language skills with our English grammar quiz, Latin quiz, and French vocabulary quiz.
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