This is extra Spanish revision for Infants 2. It is for Year 1 children, about 6 years old. Practise your orals and the words for a written test. Tap a button to hear each word. Spanish is read with a Spanish voice. English is read with an English voice.
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Part 1: Greetings
Practise two of these greetings in Spanish. Tap Spanish to hear the words, then tap English to hear the meaning.
¡Hola!
(say: OH-la)
Hello
Buenos días
(say: BWEH-nos DEE-as)
Good morning
Buenas noches
(say: BWEH-nas NO-ches)
Good night
Part 2: Introducing yourself
Tell people if you are a boy or a girl.
Soy un niño
(say: soy oon NEE-nyo)
I am a boy
Soy una niña
(say: soy OO-na NEE-nya)
I am a girl
Part 3: Simple conversations
Listen to each question. Then practise the answer. For Me llamo, add your own name.
¿Cómo estás?
(say: KO-mo es-TAHS)
How are you?
You can answer:
Estoy muy bien
(say: es-TOY mwee bee-EN)
I am very well
¿Cómo te llamas?
(say: KO-mo teh YAH-mas)
What is your name?
You can answer:
Me llamo …
(say: meh YAH-mo)
My name is …
¿De dónde eres?
(say: deh DON-deh EH-res)
Where are you from?
You can answer:
Soy de Trinidad
(say: soy deh tree-nee-DAD)
I am from Trinidad
Family members
The written test may ask you to label family members. Tap and say each word.
mamá
(say: ma-MA)
mum
papá
(say: pa-PA)
dad
hermano
(say: er-MA-no)
brother
hermana
(say: er-MA-na)
sister
abuela
(say: ah-BWEH-la)
grandmother
abuelo
(say: ah-BWEH-lo)
grandfather
Days of the week
Say the days in order, from lunes to domingo.
lunes
(say: LOO-nes)
Monday
martes
(say: MAR-tes)
Tuesday
miércoles
(say: mee-ER-ko-les)
Wednesday
jueves
(say: HWEH-bes)
Thursday
viernes
(say: bee-ER-nes)
Friday
sábado
(say: SAH-ba-do)
Saturday
domingo
(say: do-MEEN-go)
Sunday
Numbers 1 to 12
Count in Spanish from uno to doce.
uno
(say: OO-no)
1, one
dos
(say: dos)
2, two
tres
(say: tres)
3, three
cuatro
(say: KWA-tro)
4, four
cinco
(say: SEEN-ko)
5, five
seis
(say: says)
6, six
siete
(say: SYEH-teh)
7, seven
ocho
(say: OH-cho)
8, eight
nueve
(say: NWEH-veh)
9, nine
diez
(say: dyes)
10, ten
once
(say: OHN-seh)
11, eleven
doce
(say: DOH-seh)
12, twelve
Objects in the classroom
Label things you use at school. La goma here means the eraser you use to rub out pencil marks.
el lápiz
(say: el LA-pees)
pencil
el libro
(say: el LEE-bro)
book
la mesa
(say: la MEH-sa)
table
la silla
(say: la SEE-ya)
chair
la goma
(say: la GO-ma)
eraser
la regla
(say: la REH-gla)
ruler
la mochila
(say: la mo-CHEE-la)
bag
Match the words
TRY ITTap to match
Tap a Spanish word, then tap its English meaning. You do not need to drag.
Round 1
Say it back
TRY ITSay it back
Tap Hear it. Say the Spanish out loud. Then tap I said it. Tap Show me if you want the English meaning.
Quick quiz
QUIZHave a go
Tap your answer. If you are not sure, try again. Each choice is on its own line.
Your badge
1. What does Buenos días mean?
- Good morning
- Good night
- Hello
Show answer
Good morning. Buenos días means good morning.
2. I am a girl. What do I say?
- Soy una niña
- Soy un niño
- Estoy muy bien
Show answer
Soy una niña. A girl says Soy una niña.
3. What does ¿Cómo te llamas? mean?
- What is your name?
- Where are you from?
- How are you?
Show answer
What is your name? You can answer Me llamo …
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Spanish orals revision — worksheet
Point, say or write. An adult can write for you.
- Write or say two greetings in Spanish.
- Draw yourself. Write Soy un niño or Soy una niña.
- Answer: ¿Cómo te llamas? Write Me llamo …
- Write Soy de Trinidad.
- Label your family: mamá, papá, hermano, hermana, abuela, abuelo.
- Write the days from lunes to domingo.
- Write the numbers uno to doce.
- Draw and label: el lápiz, el libro, la mesa, la silla, la goma, la regla, la mochila.
© 2026 Vedesh Kungebeharry. All rights reserved.
Words to know
Say these words with a grown-up. Can you use each one in a sentence?
Hola · Buenos días · Buenas noches · Soy un niño · Soy una niña · ¿Cómo estás? · Estoy muy bien · ¿Cómo te llamas? · Me llamo · ¿De dónde eres? · Soy de Trinidad · mamá · papá · hermano · hermana · abuela · abuelo · lunes · domingo · uno · diez · once · doce · el lápiz · la mochila
Try it at home
- Greet your family in Spanish every morning: Buenos días.
- Practise saying Soy un niño or Soy una niña, and Me llamo with your name.
- Ask someone ¿Cómo estás? and answer Estoy muy bien.
- Label family photos, days, numbers and classroom things in Spanish.
For parents and teachers
This is additional Infants 2 revision, written for Year 1 Spanish orals and a short written test. After this post, your child should be able to:
- say greetings: Hola, Buenos días and Buenas noches
- introduce themselves: Soy un niño or Soy una niña
- answer ¿Cómo estás?, ¿Cómo te llamas? and ¿De dónde eres?
- label family members, days of the week, numbers 1 to 12, and classroom objects
The read-aloud uses the device speech voice. Spanish prefers a Latin American voice when one is installed (then any Spanish voice, including es-ES). Meanings are read in English. Pronunciation still varies by device, so a fluent speaker is the best model.
Back to Infants 2 lessons (all subjects)
Updates
2026/11/11
– Numbers now go up to 12.
– First version of this extra Infants 2 Spanish revision (draft), for Year 1 orals and written-test practice.
© 2026 Vedesh Kungebeharry. All rights reserved.