Gym Vocabulary in Spanish: Leg Day, Upper Body, Cardio and More
Published on 02/23/2026
Learn essential Spanish fitness vocabulary including leg day, upper body workouts, cardio, reps, and more, and practice...
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Lingobi started from a simple conversation about goals and plans.
I've always had the heart of a teacher. I'm also technical, and I'm a Spanish student myself. Somewhere in that conversation, those different parts came together, and the idea for Lingobi started to take shape.
At first, the focus was simple: help English speakers learn Spanish and Spanish speakers learn English.
A lot has changed since then.
Today, Lingobi supports learning across 25 languages, and we have people from different parts of the world using the app to learn, practice, and connect with others.
The 25 languages currently supported are:
English, Spanish, Mandarin Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Hindi, Russian, Italian, Korean, Portuguese, Arabic, Turkish, Dutch, Swedish, Thai, Polish, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Greek, Persian, Ukrainian, Hebrew, Hungarian, and Czech.
It's been really fun watching Lingobi grow beyond that original idea. And there is still a lot more I want to build.
Since Lingobi itself started from a conversation about goals, here's a quick Word Match with a few useful Spanish words and phrases around that same idea.
Match each phrase with its correct answer.
English
Spanish
The content library is also growing every week, with new lessons, activities, practice material, and more ways to keep using the language.
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Practice this topic in Lingobi with short activities and real conversations, then build confidence in Spanish or any of our 25 supported languages.
There is a lot more coming. Lingobi has grown quite a bit already, but this still feels like the beginning.
Published on 02/23/2026
Learn essential Spanish fitness vocabulary including leg day, upper body workouts, cardio, reps, and more, and practice...
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