This Spanish Medium Review quiz will take a look at things that you might find on a farm. Have you ever visited a farm? Maybe you grew up on one. Farming life can be very hard and yet extremely rewarding at the same time. If you grew up on a farm you probably started to learn how to milk cows by the time you were 5 years old. You might even have had the chore of collecting eggs from the chickens and cleaning the chicken house. The chores on a farm are never done because all of the animals need constant attention and when it’s planting time – that takes a lot of effort as well. All the same, farming is a chosen way of life for many so it would be nice to know some of the animals, buildings and tools that farmers work with.
Whether you have been to a farm or not, you will find many of these items are very familiar to you. Well, maybe not their Spanish names. So now let’s get familiar with things that are down on the farm in both English and Spanish!
ENGLISH | SPANISH |
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barn | granero [m] |
bridle | brida [f] |
corral | corral [m] |
crop | cultivo [m] |
donkey | burro [m] |
duck | pato [m] |
farmer | granjero [m] (note that the J sounds like an H) |
field | campo [m] |
geese | gansos [m] (you learned ganso (goose) in Spanish Easy Review) |
grain | grano [m] |
hay | heno [m] |
horse | caballo [m] |
mill | molino [m] |
mule | mula [f] |
ox | buey [m] |
plow | arado [m] |
saddle | silla de montar [f] (the seat of ride) |
sheep | oveja [f] |
stirrup | estribo [m] |
straw | paja [f] (note that the J sounds like an H) |
trough | canal [m] |
well | pozo [m] |
windmill | molino de viento [m] (mill of wind) |
yoke | yugo [m] |
Okay. Now let’s test your memory on these farm words. The quiz contains ten sentences with a farm item that is shown in all capitalized letters. See if you can locate the correct Spanish translation for the capitalized word or words.