Spanish Vocabulary for Bedroom Objects & Furniture

Spanish Vocabulary for Bedroom Objects & Furniture with picture

Below is a list of vocabulary that you can use to talk about different objects and nouns related to the bedroom.

EnglishSpanish 
BedroomEl dormitorio
Chest of drawersLa cómoda 

CurtainLa cortina 

BlanketLa manta 

PillowLa almohada 

BedLa cama 

LampLa lámpara 

SheetLa hoja 

DrawerEl cajón 

ShelfEl estante 

HeaterEl calentador 

TableLa mesa 

MirrorEl espejo 

CombEl peine 

Closet (US)/ wardrobe/ ArmoireEl Ropero/ el armario 

PillowcaseLa funda de almohada 

BedspreadLa colcha 

Twin beds La camas gemelas 

Double bedLa cama matrimonial 

King size bedLa cama king size 

RugLa alfombra 

Bed frameLa montura de cama 

Bunk bedLa litera / El camarote 

Single bedLa cama individual 

Dressing tableEl tocador 

Night tableLa mesita de noche 

Alarm clockLa alarma / El despertador 

Bed spreadEl Cubrecama 

ClockEl reloj de pared 

Jewellery boxEl joyero, La joyera 

PaintingEl Cuadro / La Pintura 

Photograph / PhotoLa Fotografía / Foto 

Light bulbLa bombilla / El foco 

Light switchEl interruptor de la luz 

Power outletEl enchufe 

DuvetEl edredón 

Duvet coverLa funda de edredón 

BlindsLas persianas 

Clothes hangerEl gancho de la ropa 

CotEl catre 

CouchEl sillón / El sofá 

ArmchairEl sillón 

Rocking chairLa mesedora 

Bed base / bed frameLa base 

BeddingLa ropa de cama 

Bedspread / QuiltLa colcha 

CribLa cuna 

FanEl ventilador 

Laundry HamperEl cesto de la ropa sucia 

Trash binEl bote de basura 

MattressEl colchón 

PyjamasLa pijama 

Dream / SleepEl sueño 

BedtimeLa hora de dormir 

Bedside table / NightstandEl buró / La mesita de noche / El velador 

DeskEl escritorio 

FootboardEl pie de la cama 

HeadboardLa cabecera / El cabecero 

Insomnia / SleeplessnessEl insomnio 

NapLa siesta 

Nightgown / NightshirtEl camisón 

NightmareLa pesadilla 

TVLa televisión 

Remote controlEl control remoto / El mando a distancia 

Snore / SnoringLos ronquidos 

TrunkEl baúl 

Common Spanish Verbs for the Bedroom

Here is a list of common verbs that you can use to talk about the actions and activities that you do in the bedroom

EnglishSpanish
To brushCepillarse
To changeCambiar
To change (yourself)Cambiarse
To cleanLimpiar
To closeCerrar
To comb your hairPeinarse
To coverTaparse / Cubrirse
To dreamSoñar
To fall asleepQuedarse dormido
To foldDoblar
To get dressed / To put clothes onVestirse
To go offSonar
To go to bedIrse a dormir / Irse a la cama
To hangColgar
To lay downAcostarse
To make the bedHacer la cama / Tender cama
To napTomar una siesta / Dormir la siesta
To openAbrir
To organizeOrganizar
To organize / To orderOrdenar
To put / To setPoner
To put away / To keepGuardar
To reorganizeReorganizar
To restDescansar
To sleepDormir
To sleep / To fall asleepDormirse
To snoreRoncar
To stay up late / To stay awakeDesvelarse
To stretchEstirarse
To take downDescolgar
To take offQuitarse
To turn offApagar
To turn onEncender / Prender
To uncoverDestapar
To uncover (yourself)Destaparse
To undressDesvestirse
To wake upDespertarse
To wake up / To get out of bedLevantarse
Tu put on / To get dressedPonerse

Building Sentences with the new Words & Verbs (including examples)

Here is the phrase structure that you need to talk about the activities and objects that you can find in the bedroom. So, let’s build Sentences with the new words & Verbs in previous sections

[Verb imperative] + [article/possessive pronoun] + [noun]

  1.  Ya duermánse, son las doce de la noche / Go to sleep now, it’s midnight 
  2.  ¡Quítate los zapatos antes de subirte a la cama! / Take your shoes off before getting in the bed! 
  3. Tiende tu cama, por favor / Make your bed, please 

[No] + [Verb imperative] + [article/possessive pronoun] + [noun]

  1.  No te vayas a quedar dormido con los zapatos puestos / Don’t fall asleep with your shoes on 
  2. No abras la ventana, hace mucho frío/ Don’t open the window, it’s very cold

[Verb conjugated] + [article] + [noun]

  1. Nosotros ponemos nuestras pantuflas abajo de la cama / We put our slippers under the bed
  2. Siempre cuelgo mi ropa después de quitármelas / I always hang my clothes after taking them off

Be aware that you could change the conjugation of the verb to match the tense you need to use. Here are some examples:

  1. ¡Roncaste toda la noche! No pude dormir / You snored all night! I couldn’t sleep
  2. ¿Le cambiaste las sábanas a la cama? / Did you change the sheets? 
  3. Mañana dormiré en el catre porque está haciendo mucho calor / Tomorrow I’ll sleep on the cot because it’s very warm
  4. Voy a hacer la cama / I’m going to make the bed

¿[Question word] + [verb past tense]?

  1. ¿A qué hora te fuiste a dormir? / What time did you go to bed?
  2. ¿Por qué te levantaste tan temprano? / Why did you wake up so early?

If you would like to make a broader question, you could use the following structure

¿[Verb past tense] + [complement]?

  1. ¿Durmieron bien? / Did you sleep well?
  2. ¿Tuviste una pesadilla anoche? Estabas gritando  / Did you have a nightmare last night? You were screaming

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