Alfabetul limbii engleze

-A[ei] - name
- B[bi:] - boy
- C[si:] - car
- D[di:] - dark
- E[i:] - even
- F[ef] - far
- G[dji:] - go
- H[eitch] - hand
- I[ai] - bird
- J[gei] - joy
- K[kei] - lake
- L[el] - let
- M[em] - man
- N[en] - no
- O[ou] - one
- P[pi:] - play
- Q[kju:] - quite
- R[a:] - rain
- S[es] - save
- T[ti:] - take
- U[ju:] - upon
- V[vi:] - very
- W['dablju:] - we
- X[eks] - ax
- Y[wai] - yes
- Z[zed] – zoo
Peter Janet

-Hello!
-Hello!

-Good morning
-Good morning

-Good afternoon
-Good afternoon

-Good evening
-Good evening

-Good night
-Good night

-Goodbye
-Goodbye

Hello

-Hello, Peter. How are you?

-Fine, thank you. How are you?
-I'm fine, thank you.

Goodbye

-Goodbye, Janet. See you tomorrow!

-Bye bye, Peter. See you tomorrow.
Ken: Hello, My name's Ken. What's your name?
Jack: Jack. How are you?
Ken: I'm fine, and you?
Jack: Great. Where are you from?
Ken: I'm from Seattle.

A: Hello. My name's Pete. What's yours?

B: Ann
A: Nice name. I like it very much.
B: Thank you. Your name's good, too.
A: It was nice meeting you.
B: Thanks. It was nice meeting you, too.

A:Hello. My name's Peter. What's your name?

B:Janet.
A:Where are you from Janet?
B:I'm from Seattle. Where are you from?
A:I'm from Madrid.
B:Are you American?
A:Yes, I am. Are you Spanish?
B:Yes I am.

Ken: Where is that girl from?

Jack: She's from Japan.
Ken: How old is she?
Jack: She's twenty-six.
Ken: What is her name?
Jack: Her name is Ming.

Ken: Where is that boy from?

Jack: He's from Japan
Ken: How old is he?
Jack: He's twenty-six.
Ken: What is his name?
Jack: His name is Lee.

Person A: "What is your name?"

Person B: "Jackson."
Person A: "Can you spell your name please?"
Person B: "J A C K S O N."
Person A: "What is your job Jack?"
Person B: "I work at the bank."

A: Hi Corey.
B: Hey, Jennifer. Good to see you.
A: You too. How have you been?
B: Busy, you?
A: Pretty good. How's your new job?
B: It's okay. There's a lot to learn. What's new with you?
A: Not much. The kids are back at school. They occupy all of my time.

David: Hello, my name is David. Nice to meet you.

Jenny: Hi, I'm Jenny. It's my pleasure to meet you.
David: I’m sorry. What was your name again?
Jenny: Jenny.
David: So Jenny, What do you do for a living?
Jenny: I work at the local school teaching English. What do you do for a living?
David: I'm also an English teacher, but I am currently out of work.
Jenny: Sorry to hear that. It has been really nice talking to you.
David: Yes. It was a great pleasure meeting you.

-Maria, this is Betty, a friend of mine.

-Hello, Maria, nice to meet you.
-Hello Betty, I'm glad to meet you.
-Where are you from, Maria?
-I'm from Russia.
-Oh really? How long have you been here?
-About a week.
-What do you think of Chicago?
-It's a beautiful city. I like it very much.Well, I've got to go now. Nice meeting you!
-It was nice meeting you. Bye!
-Bye!
-Bye!

-What is your name? My name is Alexey Tumanov. (to complete a form)

-How do you spell your first name, please?
-That's A as in Alice, L as in Lewis, E as in Edward, X as in X-ray, E as in Edward, Y as in
Young. That's Alexey.
-How do you spell your last name, please?
-That's T as in Thomas, U as in Utah, M as in Mary, A as in Alice, N as in Nellie, O as in Oscar,
V as in Victor. That's Tumanov.

-What day is today?

-It’s Monday.

-What time is it?

-It’s 12 o’clock.

-What colour is the car?

-It’s black.
-What is your favourite sport?
-Football.

-What is your favourite food?

-Sushi.

-What kind of movie do you prefer?

-Romances.

-What is your favourite film?

-Casablanca.

-Who is your favourite actor?

-Brad Pitt.

-What kind of music do you prefer?

-I prefer pop/rock music.

-Who is your favourite singer?

-Mariah Carrey.

-What books do you prefer?

-Fantasie books.

-Who is your favourite author?

-Tolkien.

-What is your favourite book?

-Lord of the rings.

-What is your favourite animal?

-The cat.

-Do you have cats?

-Yes I do, I have one cat.
-What is her name?
-Her name is Kitty.

-What would you like to order?

-Some pizza please.

-How much is it?

-20 dollars.

-Where is the nearest bank?

-There at the corner.
Numbers

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
one two three four five six seven eight nine ten
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
eleven twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
twenty- twenty- twenty- twenty- twenty- twenty- twenty- twenty- twenty- thirty
one two three four five six seven eight nine
31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
thirty- thirty- thirty- thirty- thirty- thirty- thirty- thirty- thirty- forty
one two three four five six seven eight nine
41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50
forty- forty- forty- forty- forty- forty- forty- forty- forty- fifty
one two three four five six seven eight nine
51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60
fifty- fifty- fifty- fifty- fifty- fifty- fifty- fifty- fifty- sixty
one two three four five six seven eight nine
61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70
sixty- sixty- sixty- sixty- sixty- sixty- sixty- sixty- sixty- seventy
one two three four five six seven eight nine
71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80
seventy- seventy- seventy- seventy- seventy- seventy- seventy- seventy- seventy- eighty
one two three four five six seven eight nine
81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90
eighty- eighty- eighty- eighty- eighty- eighty- eighty- eighty- eighty- ninety
one two three four five six seven eight nine
91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100
ninety- ninety- ninety- ninety- ninety- ninety- ninety- ninety- ninety- one
one two three four five six seven eight nine hundred

What number is this? 557890

How old are you? I am 10 years old.

What is your telephone number? 788956

What is your address? 5th Avenue street. New York.

The colors
Days of the week are abbreviated as follows:

Day Abbreviation

Monday Mon

Tuesday Tue

Wednesday Wed

Thursday Thu

Friday Fri

Saturday Sat

Sunday Sun

Months of the year

Month Abbreviation Month Abbreviation

January Jan July -

February Feb August Aug

March Mar September Sept

April Apr October Oct

May - November Nov

June - December Dec

-Hello, Andrew. How are you?

-Fine, thanks Janet. How are you?
-I'm fine, thank you. What day is today?
-It’s Saturday.
-Oh, ok, what time is it?
-Um, it’s 11 o’ clock.
-Oh, I have a football match. I have to go. Thank you.
-With pleasure. See you.
-See you.
A: What's the date today, I wonder?
B: Sunday, the 8th of March.
A: What is it famous for?
B: Don't you know? It's International Women's Day.

Telling the time

3:00 = three o'clock

11:10 = ten past eleven
7:15 = a quarter past seven
6:45 = a quarter to seven
3:30= half past three

What time is it? – I

Excuse me. Can you tell me the time, please?

Yes, of course. It's seven o'clock.
Thank you.
No problem.

What time is it? – II

What time is it?

It's half past three.
Thanks.
You're welcome.

Vocabulary: Family, Relatives

Members of a Family
father
dad
mother
mum
parent
parents
child
children
son
daughter
brother
 sister
grandfather
granddad, grandpa
grandmother
grandma, granny
grandson
granddaughter
grandchild
uncle
aunt
cousin
nephew
niece
boyfriend
girlfriend
fiancé
fiancée
bride
groom, bridegroom
wife
husband
spouse
father-in-law
mother-in-law
parents-in-law
son-in-law
daughter-in-law
brother-in-law
sister-in-law
godfather
godmother
godson
goddaughter
godchild

I am Bob Brown.
...am Bob Brown, and this is my family. ....... is my father, John Brown. ...... is a man. ....... is my
mother, Mary Brown. ........ is a woman. ........ is my sister, Sarah. ........ is a girl. ....... is my baby
brother, Matt. ....... is a little boy. ........ is my pet, Eddy. ...is a dog.....are my grandparents,
Grandpa Joe and Grandma Sue. ............... are old......are a very happy family and ............ are my
new friends!
 Transport Vocabulary

(aero)plane(s) (bi)cycle(s) boat(s) bus(es) car(s)

helicopter(s) lorry(lorries) moped(s) (motor)bike(s) ship(s)

submarine(s) / sub(s) tanker(s) taxi(s) train(s) tram(s)

tube train(s) / subway

underground train(s) van(s) yacht(s)

How do you go to work?

I go to work by car/ bus/ tram/ taxi.

 Sports Vocabulary

Common Sports

Archery Badminton Cricket Cycling

Darts Football Golf Horse Racing

Table
Snooker Squash Tennis Tennis

Contact Sports

Boxing Judo Rugby Wrestling

Water Sports

Angling / Fishing Canoeing Kayaking

Rowing Sailing Water Skiing

Winter Sports

Curling Ice Skating Skiing

Less Usual Sports

Croquet Fencing Hockey

Lacrosse Polo Hunting / Skeet / Shooting

What is your favourite sport?
I like football.
Do you watch football games?
Yes, I do.
Are you good at cycling?
Yes, I am.

EXTREME SPORTS - current trends

Kitesurfing
Kitesurfing is a water sport where you attach a large kite to your
harness and use the kite to generate power and velocity to raise
you out of the water. Once out of the water, you have a
kitesurfing board (similar to a snowboard or wakeboard)
attached to your feet in order to skim over the water.

BASE Jumping – BASE

jumping is one of the most extreme sports we know.
Athletes hurl themselves off objects and pull a parachute
before impacting the ground. BASE stands for
buildings, antenna, spans (bridges), earth (cliffs &
mountains) – the four main types of objects that athletes
jump off from.

Wingsuit Flying – Wingsuit flying is a variation of BASE

jumping where athletes hurl themselves off cliffs or other high
objects and then “fly” through the air using their wingsuits
(sometimes called “flying squirrel suits”) only to pull their
parachute before narrowly crashing into the ground.

Street Luge - Street luge

is very similar to luge, but instead of it being a winter sport,
you do it wherever you can find a street with a downhill long
enough for your liking. Have fun.

Abseiling - Run down the side of a

building while holding on to a rope
with a harness attached. This might
sound like suicide, but it’s actually quite fun (or so I’ve heard...).

Ironman - The Ironman is 140.6

miles of swimming biking and
running. 2.4 mile swim. 112 mile bike ride and a full
marathon – 26.2 miles – to finish it all off. Do you have
what it takes to be an Ironman?
 Jobs and Work Vocabulary

accountant(s) baker(s) barber(s)

barman (barmen) builder(s) butcher(s)

carpenter(s) cashier(s) chambermaid(s)

chef(s) cleaner(s) dentist(s)

doctor(s) electrician(s) engineer(s)

fireman (firemen) fishmonger(s) flight attendant(s)

hairdresser(s) judge(s) lawyer(s)

nurse(s) optician(s) painter(s)

photographer(s) plumber(s) policeman (policemen)

post[wo]man
porter(s) receptionist(s)
(post[wo]men)

reporter(s) sales assistant(s) sales representative(s)

scientist(s) secretary (secretaries) surgeon(s)

 tailor(s) teacher(s) technician(s)

vet(s) waiter(s) welder(s)

What is your job?

I am a doctor.

What is his job?

He is a lawyer.

What is her job?

She is a teacher.
 Animalele

caine = dog ( dog )

pisica / pisicuta = cat / kitten ( cheat / chităn )
porc de guinea = guinea pig ( ghini pig )
papagal = parrot ( perot )
iepure = rabbit ( reabit )
pestisor de aur = goldfish ( goldfiș )
broasca testoasa = turtle ( tărtăl )
vaca = cow ( cau )
oaie = sheep ( șip )
porc = pig ( pig )
capra = goat ( gout )
cal = horse ( hors )
magar = donkey ( donchi )
curca / curcan = turkey ( tărchi )
rata = duck ( dac )
gasca = goose ( gus )
gaina = chicken ( cicăn )
Animale salbatice in engleza:

soarece = mouse ( maus )

veverita = squirrel ( scuoirl )
caprioara = deer ( dir )
broasca = frog ( frog )
elefant = elephant ( elefănt )
girafa = giraffe ( giraf )
pinguin = penguin ( penguin)
hipopotam = hippopotamus ( hipopotomos )
rinocer = rhino / rhinoceros ( raino / rainoceros )
cangur = kangaroo ( cheangăru )
vulpe = fox ( fox )
leu = lion ( laiăn )
tigru = tiger ( taigăr )
pantera = panther ( peanthăr )
urs brun = brown bear ( braun ber )
urs polar = polar bear / white bear ( polăr ber )
urs panda = panda bear ( panda ber )
lup = wolf ( ulf )
vultur = eagle ( egăl )

Animale acvatice in engleza:

delfin = dolphin ( dolfin )

rechin = shark ( șarc )
balena = whale ( uel )
foca = seal ( sil )
vidra = otter ( otăr )
caracatita = octopus ( octopus )
pisica de mare = stingray / catfish ( stingrei / cheat.fiș )
stea de mare = starfish ( star.fiș )
Partile corpului in engleza:

cap = head ( hed )

ureche(i) = ear(s) ( ir / irz )
ochi = eye(s) ( ai / aiz)
nas = nose ( noz )
gura = mouth ( maut )
buze = lips ( lips )
limba = tongue ( tang )
dinte / dantura = tooth / teeth ( tut / tiit )
gat = neck ( nec )
umer(i) = shoulder(s) ( șoldă / șoldăz )
piept = chest ( cest )
san(i) = breast(s) ( brest / brestț )
braț(e) = arm(s) ( arm / armz)
cot / coate = elbow(s) ( elbou / elbouz )
mana / maini = hand(s) ( hend / hendz )
incheietura(le) mainii = wrist(s) ( rist / ristț)
deget(e) = finger(s) ( fingă / fingăz )
unghie(i) = nail(s) ( neil / neilz)
unghia(le) de la mana = finger nail(s) ( fingă neil )
spate = back ( beac )
fund = bottom ( batom )
coapsa(e) = thigh(s) ( tai / teiz)
picior / picioare = leg(s) ( leg / legz)
genunchi = knee(s) ( cni )
incheietura(i) piciorului = ankle(s) ( encăl / encălz )
laba piciorului = foot (feet) ( fout / fit )
deget(e) de la picior = toe(s) ( tou / touz)
unghie(i) de la picior = toe nail(s) ( tou neil )
calcai(e) = heel(s) ( hil / hilz )

Organele interne in engleza:

creier = brain ( brein )

inima = heart ( hart )
plaman(i) = lung(s) ( lang / langs )
ficat = liver ( livăr )
rinichi - kidney ( chidni )
vezica urinara = bladder ( bleadăr )
stomac = stomach ( stomic )
sistemul digestiv = digestive system ( daigestiv sistăm )
schelet = skeleton ( scheletăn )
os / oase = bone(s) ( bon / bonz )
Clothes and
accessories
Haine in engleza :

haine = clothes, apparel ( clouz, aparel )

imbracaminte = clothing ( cloding )
pantaloni = pants, trousers ( pentț, trauzărs )
pantaloni scurti = shorts ( șortț )
blugi = jeans ( gins )
colanti = tights ( taiț )
fusta = skirt ( scărt )
rochie = dress, gown ( dres, gaun)
camasa = shirt ( șărt )
sacou = jacket ( geachet )
vesta = vest ( vest )
cravata = necktie ( nectai )
esarfa = scarf ( scarf )
costum = suit ( sut )
trening = tracksuit, gym suit ( treac.sut, gim sut )
bigmen = sweatshirt ( suet.șărt )
bigmen cu gluga = sweatshirt with a hood, hoodie ( suet.șărt uit a hud, hudi )
pardesiu = overcoat, coat ( ovărcout, cout)
geaca = jacket ( geachet )
bluza = blouse ( blauz )
pulover = sweater ( suetăr )
tricou = t-shirt ( ti-șărt )
maieu = tanktop ( tenc.top )
halat = robe ( roub )
pijamale = pajamas, pyjamas, nightwear ( pageamaz, pigeamaz, nait.uer )
rochie de noapte = nightdress ( nait.dres )
palarie = hat ( heat )
sapca = cap ( cheap )
sort de bucatarie = kitchen apron ( chitciăn eiprăn )
curea = belt ( belt )
manusi = gloves ( glavz )
sosete = socks ( socs )
dresuri = stockings ( stochings )
sutien = bra ( bra )
chiloti de dama = panties ( pentiz )
chiloti barbatesti = briefs ( brifs )
boxeri = boxers ( bocsărzi )
lenjerie intima = underwear ( andăr.uer )
costum de baie = swimsuit, bathing costume ( suim.siut, bading costum )
pantaloni scurti de bazin = swimming trunk ( suiming tranc )

Incaltaminte in engleza :

incaltaminte = footwear ( fut.uer )

pantofi = shoes ( șuz )
ghete = boots ( butț )
pantofi cu toc = high heel shoes, pumps ( hai hil șuz, pamps )
sandale = sandals ( sandăls )
papuci = slippers, flip flops ( slipărz, flip flops )
adidasi = sneakers ( snicărzi )
pantofi de alergat = running shoes ( raning șuz )

I wear a dress.
I wear a skirt and a blouse.
I wear a shirt and a pair of pants.
I want to buy a dress/a skirt and a blouse.
I want to buy a shirt and a pair of pants.
Alimente in engleza:

alimente / produs alimentar = food / foodstuff ( fud / fud.staf )

fel de mancare = dish ( diș )
paine = bread ( bred )
paine alba = white bread ( uait bred )
paine neagra = black bread ( bleac bred )
paine prajita = toast ( toust )
paine feliata = sliced bread ( slaist bred )
zahar = sugar ( șugăr )
sare = salt ( solt )
carne = meat ( mit )
carne de porc = pork ( porc )
carne de vita = beef / beef meat ( bif / bif mit )
carne de pui = chicken / chicken meat ( cicăn )
carne de curcan = turkey ( tărchi )
ficat = liver ( livăr )
sunca = ham ( heam )
sunca de pui = chicken ham ( cicăn heam )
sunca de porc = pork ham ( porc heam )
ou(a) = egg(s) ( eg / egz )
omleta = scrambled eggs ( scramblăd egz )
paste = pasta ( pasta )
orez = rice ( rais )
piure de cartofi = mashed potatoes ( meașt poteitos )
branza / cascaval = cheese ( ciz )
iaurt = yogurt ( iogurt )

Dulciuri in engleza:

dulciuri = sweets ( siutț )

ciocolata = chocolate ( cioclet )
ciocolata alba = white chocolate ( uait cioclet )
biscuiti = biscuits, crackers ( bischiț , cracărz )
frusec(uri) = cookie(s) ( cuchi / cuchiz )
prajitura(i) / tort(uri) = cake(s) ( cheic / cheics)
tarta de fructe = fruit tart ( friut tart)
inghetata = ice cream ( ais crim )
budinca = pudding ( puding )
bomboane = candy ( chendi )

Bauturi in engleza:

bautura = beverage / drink ( bevregi / drinc )

bautura alcoolica = alcoholic beverage / alcoholic drink ( alcăholic bevregi / drinc )
apa = water ( uătăr )
apa minerala / apa carbogazoaza = mineral water / sparkling water ( minrăl / sparcling uătăr )
suc = juice ( gius )
suc de fructe = fruit juice ( friut gius )
suc acidulat = soda ( soda )
lapte = milk ( milc )
bere = beer ( bir )
vin = wine ( uain )
tuica = plum brandy ( plam brendi )
coniac = brandy, cognac ( brendi, coniac )
Fructele in engleza :

Picture English

apple

apricot

avocado

banana

bilberry
huckleberry (AE)
afine

blackberry
mure

cherry

coconut

(black)currant-coacaza
neagra
gooseberry
agrisa

grape

grapefruit

kiwi

lemon

mango

(water) melon

orange

peanut

peach
 pear

pineapple

plum

pomegranate
rodie

raspberry

strawberry

tomato

walnut

fruct(e) = fruit(s) ( friut / friuț )

mar / mere = apple(s) ( eipăl / eipălz )

para / pere = pear(s) ( peer / peerz )

pruna(e) = plum(s) ( plam / plamz)

caisa(e) = apricot(s) ( eipricot / eipricoț )

piersica(i) = peach / peaches ( pici / piciz )

capsuna(i) = strawberry / strawberries ( strouberi / strouberiz )

cires(e) = cherry / cherries ( ceri / ceriz )

visine = sour cherry / cherries ( saua ceri / ceriz )

banana(e) = banana(s) ( bănena / bănenăz )

portocala(e) = orange(s) ( orengi )

grefa(e) = grapefruit(s) ( greip.friut )

lamaie = lemon ( lemăn )

struguri = grapes ( greips )

ananas = pineapple ( pain.eipăl )

pepene rosu = watermelon ( uotăr.melăn )

pepene galben = melon ( melăn )

Legumele in engleza :

legume = vegetables ( vedgibăls )

fasole = beans ( binz )
fasole verde = green beans ( grin binz )
mazare = peas ( piz )
cartofi = potatoes ( poteitos )
morcovi = carrots ( chearoț )
varza = cabbage ( cabigi )
conopida = cauliflower ( coliflauăr )
vinete = eggplants ( eg.pleanț )
porumb = corn ( corn )
ciuperci = mushrooms ( mașrums )
ceapa = onion ( anions )
ceapa verde = green onion ( grin anion )
usturoi = garlic ( garlic )
salata = salad ( selăd )
spanac = spinach ( spinăci )
rosii = tomatoes ( tomatoz )
castraveti = cucumbers ( chiucambărz )
ardei = peppers ( pepărz )
ardei iuti = chili peppers ( cili pepărz )
ardei verzi = green peppers ( grin pepărz )
rdichi = radishes ( radișez )
dovleac, bostan = pumpkin ( pampchin )
dovlecel = zucchini, squash ( zuchini, scuaș )
 Where We Live

House(houses)

cottage(s) detached house(s)semi-detached house(s)bungalow(s) terraced house(s)

 block of flats high-rise flat(s)
Where We Work

office(s) factory (factories) skyscraper(s)

Buildings

Airport

Art Gallery

Bank

Bus Station

Church

Cinema

Fire Station

Garage
 Hospital

Hotel

Mosque

Museum

Police Station

Railway Station

Restaurant

School

Synagogue

Theatre

Miscellaneous Places

tower(s) mill(s) windmill(s) castle(s)

 Shops

Chemist's

Ladies Clothing Shop or Boutique

Mens Clothing Shop or Tailor's

Shoe Shop or Cobbler's

Jeweller's

Electrical Store

Toy Shop or Toy Store

Record Shop

Book Shop

Newsagent's

Ironmonger's

Optician's

Haberdasher's

Department Store
Butcher's
Fishmonger's

Greengrocer's

Baker's

Delicatessen

Grocer's

Off Licence

Florist's

Post Office

Supermarket
 House

Furniture
Mobilier

bed single, bed, double bed pat, pat simplu, pat dublu

bedside table noptieră

bookcase bibliotecă

bookshelf raft de cărți

chair, armchair scaun, fotoliu

coat stand cuier

clock ceas

chest of drawers dulap

cupboard dulăpior

wardrobe dulap

sideboard dulap

coffee table masă de cafea

desk birou

table masă

dressing table masă de toaletă

drinks cabinet bar

filing cabinet dulap de acte

mirror oglindă
piano pian

sofa canapea

sofa-bed canapea

stool scaun

Household appliances
Aparatură de uz casnic

alarm clock ceas

deșteptător

bathroom scales cântar

Blu-ray player blu-ray

CD player CD player

DVD player DVD player

games console consolă de

jocuri

record player combină

muzicală
stereo combină

telephone telefon

TV (abreviere TV
pentru television) (televizor)

radio radio

electric fire sobă

electrică

gas fire gaz

radiator radiator

hoover sau vacuum cleaner aspirator

iron fier de
călcat

lamp lampă

spin dryer mașină de

uscat haine

washing machine mașină de

spălat
 Soft furnishings
Mobilierul din casă

blanket pătură

cushion pătură

duvet pilotă

mattress saltea

carpet mochetă

rug covor

curtains perdele

blinds jaluzele

pillow pernă

pillowcase față de pernă

sheet cearceaf

tablecloth față de masă

towel prosop

wallpaper tapet

Other useful words

Alte cuvinte folositoare

bath baie

broom mătură

bucket găleată

dustpan and brush mătură și făraș

mop mop

coat hanger umeraș

door handle mâner de ușă

door knob clanță

doormat covoraș de ușă

dustbin, bin coș de gunoi

waste paper basket coș pentru hârtii

flannel cârpă de vase

fuse box tablou de siguranțe

cold tap robinet de apă rece

hot tap robinet de apă caldă

tap robinet

houseplant plantă de casă

ironing board masă de călcat

lampshade lampă

light switch întrerupător

ornament decorațiune

painting pictură

picture poză
plug dop

plug socket sau power socket priză sau mufa soclu

plughole întrerupător

poster poster

sponge burete

torch făclie

vase vază