150 Spanish Psychology and Mental Health Words for Understanding Yourself and Others

Spanish vocabulary for describing how you feel: feliz, triste, contento, miedo, and the finer words that separate annoyed from furious. Each with a translation and a sentence showing the register the word belongs to.

Spanish vocabulary for environmental topics: el cambio climático, el calentamiento global, el medio ambiente, la contaminación, la sostenibilidad. Covers recycling and waste, renewable energy and the terms used in news reports.

Medical Spanish for staff treating Spanish-speaking patients: paciente, enfermera, diagnóstico, tratamiento, cirugía. Covers body systems, symptoms and treatments, with the vocabulary needed to take a history and explain it.

Spanish vocabulary for looking after an animal: la mascota, el cachorro, el hámster, el loro, la tortuga, la raza. Plus feeding, grooming and daily care, and the words for describing a symptom to a vet and understanding the treatment.

Spanish phrases for situations where hesitation costs time: ¡ayúdeme por favor!, ¡llame a la policía!, ¡llame a una ambulancia!, es una emergencia. Plus describing what happened and where, and the questions an operator asks first.

Spanish academic vocabulary for studying at a Spanish-speaking university: universidad, profesor, clase, semestre, título, beca. Covers following a lecture, structuring an essay, and handling enrolment, deadlines and coursework.

Spanish phrases for a medical appointment abroad, from necesito ver a un médico and quisiera pedir una cita to describing exactly where it hurts and for how long. Includes understanding the diagnosis and the prescription that follows.

Advanced Spanish vocabulary for the DELE exam, grouped by the topics it actually tests: sociedad, gobierno, economía, investigación, población, desarrollo. Includes the formal register and linking words written tasks expect.

Spanish vocabulary for sport and training: fútbol, partido, equipo, gol, jugador, plus exercises and gym equipment, and the words needed to follow a match — rules, scoring and the commentary around a competition.

Body parts in Spanish from cabeza, brazo and mano to the organs that come up at a doctor's appointment, together with the vocabulary of symptoms and common conditions needed to say what hurts and for how long it has hurt.