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Spanish Words Starting with T

Browse 14 Spanish words that start with the letter T, organized by part of speech.

Adjective(2)

A close-up of a clear glass marble reflecting an entire bustling city, symbolizing the concept of 'everything' contained within one object.

todo

A1

/TOH-doh/

→all

A wooden crate completely full of bright yellow bananas, representing 'all' of them.

todos

A1

/TOH-dohs/

→all

Adverb(2)

A person is given an ice cream cone, just like the person next to them, illustrating the idea of 'also' or 'too'.

también

A1

/tam-BYEN/

→too

A visual comparison showing two sunflowers that are equally tall, representing the Spanish word 'tan' used for comparisons of equality.

tan

A1

/tahn/

→as

Noun(2)

A sun on the left and a moon on the right of a simple landscape, representing the passage of time from day to night.

tiempo

A1

/tyem-po/

→time

A person sitting at a desk in a bright office, focused on their work on a laptop, representing the concept of a job or work.

trabajo

A1

/tra-BA-ho/

→work

Possessive Adjective(1)

A hand pointing to a blue book that another person is holding, indicating possession.

tu

A1

/too/

→your

Pronoun(3)

A person pointing directly at the viewer with a friendly smile, representing the pronoun 'you'.

te

A1

/teh/

→you

A person pointing to another person, indicating 'you' as the recipient of an action or preposition.

ti

A1

/tee/

→you

A person pointing to their friend, representing the informal 'you' (tú).

tú

A1

/too/

→you

Verb(4)

A diverse group of friends smiling together while holding a small, cute puppy, illustrating the concept of 'we have'.

tenemos

A1

/teh-NEH-mohs/

→we have

A person holding a red apple in their hand, illustrating the meaning 'I have'.

tengo

A1

/TEN-go/

→I have

A person holding a bright red apple in their hand, representing the concept of having or possessing something.

tiene

A1

/tyeh-neh/

→has

A friendly person holding out a book towards the viewer, illustrating the concept of having or possessing something.

tienes

A1

/tyeh-ness/

→you have