Spanish–English Demonstratives and Location Words Quiz
Demostrativos y palabras de ubicación en Español e Inglés – Prueba interactiva
Master the most useful demonstrative pronouns, adjectives, and location words in Mexican Spanish and English. This interactive quiz covers all 20 essential terms for expressing “this,” “that,” “here,” “there,” and more. Practice in both directions (English ⇄ Spanish) or focus on smaller mini-quizzes of 10 words at a time.
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| # | English | Spanish (Mexican) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | this (masculine, singular) | este |
| 2 | this (feminine, singular) | esta |
| 3 | these (masculine, plural) | estos |
| 4 | these (feminine, plural) | estas |
| 5 | that (masculine, singular, near) | ese |
| 6 | that (feminine, singular, near) | esa |
| 7 | those (masculine, plural, near) | esos |
| 8 | those (feminine, plural, near) | esas |
| 9 | that (masculine, singular, far) | aquel |
| 10 | that (feminine, singular, far) | aquella |
| 11 | those (masculine, plural, far) | aquellos |
| 12 | those (feminine, plural, far) | aquellas |
| 13 | this thing (neutral) | esto |
| 14 | that thing (neutral) | eso |
| 15 | that thing over there (neutral) | aquello |
| 16 | here (exactly here) | aquí |
| 17 | here (around here) | acá |
| 18 | there (nearby, visible) | ahí |
| 19 | there (farther, visible/known) | allí |
| 20 | over there (distant, less precise) | allá |
How to Use These Words
- Use este/esta for “this” (close to you), and ese/esa for “that” (close to the listener).
- Aquel/aquella means “that (over there)” — something distant from both speakers.
- Neutral forms (esto, eso, aquello) are used for unidentified or abstract things.
- Location words: aquí (right here), acá (around here), ahí (there, close), allí (there, farther), allá (over there, far away).
- All terms reflect common, real-world Mexican Spanish usage.
Frequently asked questions
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- This quiz has 20 English–Spanish word pairs, with two-way practice (English → Spanish and Spanish → English) and mini-quizzes.