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Spanish Words Starting with S

Browse 18 Spanish words that start with the letter S, organized by part of speech.

Adjective(2)

A single person sitting by themselves on a bench, representing the state of being alone.

solo

A1

/SO-lo/

→alone

A person pointing to several colorful books on a table that belong to another group of people standing nearby, illustrating the concept of 'their books'.

sus

A1

/soos/

→their

Adverb(3)

A person nodding with a green checkmark next to them, indicating agreement or a positive response.

sí

A1

/see/

→yes

A bright, smiling sun that is always present in the sky, representing the concept of 'always'.

siempre

A1

/syem-pre/

→always

A person's hand pointing to a single red apple in a large bowl filled with many other types of fruit.

sólo

A1

/SO-lo/

→only

Conjunction(1)

A forked path in a forest, with one path sunny and the other rainy, representing a choice or condition.

si

A1

/see/

→if

Noun(1)

A formally dressed man, representing the title 'Mr.' or 'Sir'.

señor

A1

/sen-YOR/

→Mr.

Possessive Adjective(1)

A simple diagram showing a hand on the left pointing to a book being held by a person on the right, indicating that the book belongs to that other person.

su

A1

/soo/

→his

Preposition(2)

A cup of coffee next to an empty sugar bowl, illustrating the concept of 'without sugar'.

sin

A1

/seen/

→without

A pair of glasses resting on top of an open book on a wooden table.

sobre

A1

/SO-bray/

→on

Pronoun(1)

A person looking in a mirror and combing their own hair, illustrating an action done to oneself.

se

A1

/seh/

→oneself

Verb(7)

Illustration of a person with a glowing lightbulb over their head, symbolizing having knowledge or an idea.

sabes

A1

/SA-bess/

→you know

A person with a single glowing lightbulb above their head, symbolizing the act of knowing something.

sé

A1

/seh/

→I know

A person looking hopefully at a sky that could be sunny or cloudy, representing the uncertainty or wishful thinking where 'sea' is used.

sea

A2

/SEH-ah/

→be

A friendly doctor with a stethoscope pointing to herself with a smile, representing the use of 'ser' for professions and identity.

ser

A1

/sehr/

→to be

A person with a sincere, apologetic expression, holding one hand over their heart to show they mean it.

siento

A1

/syen-toh/

→I'm sorry

A group of diverse people, including a doctor, an artist, and a teacher, smiling together to represent their professions and identities.

son

A1

/son/

→are

A friendly person pointing to their chest with a happy expression, representing the concept of 'I am'.

soy

A1

/soy/

→I am