Halloween Vocabulary in Spanish

Ready to send shivers down your friends’ spines?

This episode of Speaking Spanish for Beginners will take you on a thrilling journey where you’ll learn Spanish and fully embrace the enchanting world of Halloween. 

Get ready to have a spooktacular time as you dive into the Halloween spirit while learning the Spanish language in a fun way.

Prepare your cauldrons, turn up the eerie music, and join us as we explore Halloween vocabulary in Spanish for beginners.

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Halloween vocabulary

Let’s take a look at some Spanish vocabulary to talk about Halloween.

🎃 Calabaza: Pumpkin
⭐️ Adorno: Decoration
💀 Esqueletos: Skeletons
🕷️ Araña: Spider
🦇 Murciélago: Bat

Costumes

If you’re hosting a Halloween party with your native Spanish-speaking friends, here are the names of some common costumes to spice up the festivities.

🧛‍♀️ Vampiro: Vampire
🧟‍♀️ Zombi: Zombie
👻 Fantasma: Ghost
🤕 Momia: Mummy

Trick or Treat!

This basic Halloween phrase in Spanish is “Dulce o truco” (Literally, candy or trick), which is the equivalent of the English phrase. Another variation is “Dulce o travesura” (candy or prank).

Now that you’ve learned Spanish Halloween vocabulary, get ready to have the best Halloween fiesta ever with these spooky phrases and basic Halloween vocabulary. 

Whether you’re trick-or-treating or hosting a haunted gathering, impress native Spanish speakers with your newfound language skills. Embrace the Halloween spirit and make this year’s celebration the most spooktacular one yet. 

 ¡Feliz Halloween! (Happy Halloween!)

Note: Full study guide of this episode available in our ¡Vamos! Spanish Beginner Podcast Companion

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