Spanish Vocabulary for Bedroom Objects & Furniture

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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.

English	Spanish
Bedroom	El dormitorio
Chest of drawers	La cómoda
Curtain	La cortina
Blanket	La manta
Pillow	La almohada
Bed	La cama
Lamp	La lámpara
Sheet	La hoja
Drawer	El cajón
Shelf	El estante
Heater	El calentador
Table	La mesa
Mirror	El espejo
Comb	El peine
Closet (US)/ wardrobe/ Armoire	El Ropero/ el armario
Pillowcase	La funda de almohada
Bedspread	La colcha
Twin beds	La camas gemelas
Double bed	La cama matrimonial
King size bed	La cama king size
Rug	La alfombra
Bed frame	La montura de cama
Bunk bed	La litera / El camarote
Single bed	La cama individual
Dressing table	El tocador
Night table	La mesita de noche

Alarm clock	La alarma / El despertador
Bed spread	El Cubrecama
Clock	El reloj de pared
Jewellery box	El joyero, La joyera
Painting	El Cuadro / La Pintura
Photograph / Photo	La Fotografía / Foto
Light bulb	La bombilla / El foco
Light switch	El interruptor de la luz
Power outlet	El enchufe
Duvet	El edredón
Duvet cover	La funda de edredón
Blinds	Las persianas
Clothes hanger	El gancho de la ropa
Cot	El catre
Couch	El sillón / El sofá
Armchair	El sillón
Rocking chair	La mesedora
Bed base / bed frame	La base
Bedding	La ropa de cama
Bedspread / Quilt	La colcha
Crib	La cuna
Fan	El ventilador
Laundry Hamper	El cesto de la ropa sucia
Trash bin	El bote de basura
Mattress	El colchón
Pyjamas	La pijama
Dream / Sleep	El sueño
Bedtime	La hora de dormir
Bedside table / Nightstand	El buró / La mesita de noche / El velador
Desk	El escritorio
Footboard	El pie de la cama
Headboard	La cabecera / El cabecero
Insomnia / Sleeplessness	El insomnio
Nap	La siesta
Nightgown / Nightshirt	El camisón
Nightmare	La pesadilla
TV	La televisión
Remote control	El control remoto / El mando a distancia
Snore / Snoring	Los ronquidos
Trunk	El 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

English	Spanish
To brush	Cepillarse
To change	Cambiar
To change (yourself)	Cambiarse
To clean	Limpiar
To close	Cerrar
To comb your hair	Peinarse
To cover	Taparse / Cubrirse
To dream	Soñar
To fall asleep	Quedarse dormido
To fold	Doblar
To get dressed / To put clothes on	Vestirse
To go off	Sonar
To go to bed	Irse a dormir / Irse a la cama
To hang	Colgar
To lay down	Acostarse
To make the bed	Hacer la cama / Tender cama
To nap	Tomar una siesta / Dormir la siesta
To open	Abrir
To organize	Organizar
To organize / To order	Ordenar
To put / To set	Poner
To put away / To keep	Guardar
To reorganize	Reorganizar
To rest	Descansar
To sleep	Dormir
To sleep / To fall asleep	Dormirse
To snore	Roncar
To stay up late / To stay awake	Desvelarse
To stretch	Estirarse
To take down	Descolgar
To take off	Quitarse
To turn off	Apagar
To turn on	Encender / Prender
To uncover	Destapar
To uncover (yourself)	Destaparse
To undress	Desvestirse
To wake up	Despertarse
To wake up / To get out of bed	Levantarse
Tu put on / To get dressed	Ponerse

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]

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

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

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

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

Nosotros ponemos nuestras pantuflas abajo de la cama / We put our slippers under the bed
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:

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

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