πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Έ How to say

β€œwork” in Spanish

trabajo
Illustration of "work" in a Spanish cultural setting
A person sits at a desk with a laptop and papers, focused on completing tasks. In the background, a clock shows it's midday, and a cup of coffee sits nearby.

Usage note

Use 'trabajo' for both the activity of working and the place where you work. It’s a common word you’ll hear in everyday conversations about professions or tasks.

Examples

  • Tengo mucho trabajo hoy.

    I have a lot of work today.

  • Busco un nuevo trabajo.

    I'm looking for a new job.

  • Mi trabajo estΓ‘ cerca de mi casa.

    My job is near my house.

Quick check

What does "trabajo" mean?

  • A. work
  • B. place
  • C. problem
  • D. car

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