Talking About the Weather in Spanish: Key Vocabulary and Tips
Published on 10/15/2025
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Technology is everywhere—at work, at school, and in daily life. If you’re learning Spanish, knowing tech vocabulary will help you communicate more clearly and feel more confident in modern conversations. Here are 11 essential words you should know in Spanish. Watch the YouTube Short
A basic word everyone needs. Example: "Compré una nueva computadora para trabajar." (“I bought a new computer for work.”)
Necessary for typing. Example: "Mi teclado es inalámbrico." (“My keyboard is wireless.”)
Common in any office. Example: "El ratón no funciona." (“The mouse is not working.”)
Same word in both languages. Example: "El internet es muy rápido aquí." (“The internet is very fast here.”)
Indispensable for connection. Example: "¿El Wi-Fi es gratis?" (“Is the Wi-Fi free?”)
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A word you’ll hear often. Example: "Necesito descargar el archivo." (“I need to download the file.”)
The opposite of downloading. Example: "Por favor sube tu foto." (“Please upload your photo.”)
Very common word in Spanish. Example: "Esta aplicación es muy útil." (“This app is very useful.”)
Same in English and Spanish. Example: "El software necesita una actualización." (“The software needs an update.”)
Used for online storage. Example: "Las fotos están guardadas en la nube." (“The photos are saved in the cloud.”)
Essential for digital security. Example: "Olvidé mi contraseña." (“I forgot my password.”)
Learning these words will not only help you communicate in Spanish, but also make you feel more confident in a world full of technology. Start using them today and practice with real-life examples.
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