Winter accessories
When the weather gets cold, you will want to bundle up. Here are some everyday accessories to help you keep warm.
Notice that many clothing items naturally appear in the plural, such as los guantes (the gloves), las botas (the boots), and los calcetines (the socks).
| You have to wear the scarf. | Tienes que llevar la bufanda. |
| Do you have my black gloves? | ¿Tienes mis guantes negros? |
| The blue socks are mine. | Los calcetines azules son míos. |
| The brown boots are yours. | Las botas marrones son tuyas. |
| The gray winter hat is his. | El gorro gris es suyo. |
Loungewear and basics
For relaxing at home or staying comfortable, you will need a different set of vocabulary.
Pay special attention to the gender and number of these items. El pijama (the pajamas) is a singular masculine noun in Spain. Similarly, la ropa interior (the underwear) is treated as a singular feminine noun.
When pluralizing words that end in a consonant like el chándal (the tracksuit), remember to add -es to make it los chándales.
| I have to wash the pajamas. | Tengo que lavar el pijama. |
| You guys have to wear the slippers in the house. | Tenéis que llevar las zapatillas en casa. |
| My brother has to wash his sweatshirt. | Mi hermano tiene que lavar su sudadera. |
| Are those tracksuits theirs? | ¿Esos chándales son suyos? |
| Have you ever ironed the underwear? | ¿Alguna vez has planchado la ropa interior? |
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