Different Ways to Ask “How Are You?” in Spanish
Published on 05/12/2025
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Whether you're planting flowers, vegetables, or just pulling weeds, knowing the names of gardening tools in Spanish can be incredibly helpful if you're living in or visiting a Spanish-speaking country. Let’s go over some common gardening tools and what they’re called in Spanish!
La pala → shovel
El rastrillo → rake
La manguera → hose
Las tijeras de podar → pruning shears
El guante → glove
El cubo → bucket
La carretilla → wheelbarrow
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¿Dónde está la manguera? → Where is the hose?
Necesito la pala para plantar esto. → I need the shovel to plant this.
¡Ten cuidado con las tijeras de podar! → Be careful with the pruning shears!
If you enjoy working in the garden, learning this vocabulary can help you feel more confident shopping for tools, talking to gardeners, or even reading Spanish gardening guides. It’s a great way to connect language learning with your hobbies.
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