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Spanish Words Starting with E

Browse 20 Spanish words that start with the letter E, organized by part of speech.

Adjective(3)

A person pointing to a specific blue book on a bookshelf that is a medium distance away.

ese

A1

/EH-seh/

→that

A woman holding a red t-shirt in her hands and pointing to it, to illustrate the concept of 'this shirt'.

esta

A1

/ess-tah/

→this

A person's hand pointing to a blue book that is very close to them, representing the word 'this'.

este

A1

/ES-teh/

→this

Adjective (Demonstrative)(1)

A person pointing to a specific red house that is a medium distance away, neither right next to them nor on the far horizon.

esa

A1

/EH-sah/

→that

Adverb(1)

A person looking at an old black-and-white photo of themselves as a child, pointing to it.

entonces

A2

/en-TON-ses/

→then

Article(1)

A young boy pointing specifically to a single red book on a wooden table, illustrating how 'el' is used to talk about 'the' specific book.

el

A1

/el/

→the

Preposition(1)

A red book resting on a wooden table, illustrating the Spanish word 'en' for location.

en

A1

/en/

→in

Pronoun(3)

A woman smiling and pointing to herself, indicating the concept of 'she'.

ella

A1

/EH-yah/

→she

A person pointing to a vague, glowing light in the middle distance, representing an abstract idea or an object that isn't close by.

eso

A1

/eh-so/

→that

A person pointing to a mysterious, glowing box on a table, questioning what it is.

esto

A1

/ESS-toh/

→this

Verb(10)

A woman looking fondly at an old, faded photograph of herself as a young child.

era

A2

/EH-rah/

→was

A friendly person pointing directly at the viewer with a warm smile, indicating the concept of 'you'.

eres

A1

/eh-res/

→you are

A large, glowing equals sign connecting a simple icon of a person on the left to a simple icon of a doctor on the right, showing that one thing 'is' another.

es

A1

/ess/

→is

A simple map of a country with a large red pin marking a city, indicating a specific location.

está

A1

/es-TAH/

→is

A person standing inside a library, looking at bookshelves, representing the concept of being in a specific location.

estaba

A1

/es-TAH-bah/

→was

A diverse group of three friends looking together at a large city map, pointing to a spot marked with a bright pin, representing being in a specific location.

estamos

A1

/es-TAH-mos/

→we are

A friendly group of three people standing together inside a modern library, illustrating the use of 'están' for location.

están

A1

/es-TAHN/

→they are

A cat is on a chair, illustrating the use of 'estar' for location.

estar

A1

/ehs-TAR/

→to be

A simple map of a town with a large, bright red location pin placed on a house, indicating a specific location.

estás

A1

/es-TASS/

→you are

A person standing inside a simple, cozy house, indicating their location.

estoy

A1

/es-TOY/

→I am