A - Z Same word (or almost the same) both languages

Question

I often look for a translation of an English word, only to find that its almost, or even exactly the same in Spanish.

I think it would be helpful to know some of the easiest words to learn.

So lets make an A - Z game out it.

Normal rules, click on "newest", follow the alphabet.

Add both language versions, with any spelling variations, accents etc. ( estación for example. )

Add any further comments, or an example sentence, or a picture if you wish.

A acceptable. ¿Es este juego aceptable? Is this game acceptable?

If you ask for a sample sentence then you need someone proficient in Spanish to correct them., i.e., you need a moderator. - --Mariana--, Jul 9, 2010

Tricky! By the way, "Acceptable" is "Aceptable" in Spanish. Only one "c" - Gekkosan, Jul 9, 2010

I checked it looking for an accent, and missed the c ! Proving my own point. - fontanero, Jul 9, 2010

Remember!, "suspición" is *not* a word. :) - MeEncantanCarasSonrisas, Jul 9, 2010

This thread is being moderated by Marianne - 00494d19, Jul 9, 2010

Answer 1

Liger- Liger (Napoleon Dynamite favorite animal.)

You don't hear that one everyday. - fontanero, Jul 28, 2010

Answer 2

Todavía queda mucho camino hasta la cima de la montaña.

It's still a long way to the top of the mountain.

Answer 3

Direct - directo

Answer 4

Zigzag - zigzag

Está caminando solo en la carretera de zigzag

He's walking alone on the zigzag road.

Good one. - fontanero, Jul 21, 2010

"...sólo en la carretera de zigzag" - --Mariana--, Jul 21, 2010

I checked dictionary, solo = alone & sólo = only, just - Krama, Jul 21, 2010