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One of the first things we need to learn in Spanish is how to talk about us: who we are, where we live or where we work. In this post we will learn spanish vocabulary about jobs and professions.

To ask for somebody’s occupation or profession in an informal way, we usually ask one of the following questions:

  • ¿A qué te dedicas ?
  • ¿En qué trabajas? 

To this questions, we would reply by talking about our profession (profesión), and to do so, we use verb ser:

  • Soy abogada (I am a lawyer)
  • Soy profesor (I am a teacher)
  • Soy veterinaria (I am a vet)
  • Soy camarero (I am a waiter)

We could also add the place where we are working now:

  • Trabajo en una escuela (I work in a school)
  • Trabajo en un hospital (I work at a hospital)

Here you will find some free Spanish exercises that will help you learn spanish vocabulary jobs and professions.  We suggest that you download our PDF here. You will be able to fill in the gaps with the name for each profession. Why don’t you give it a try?  You can also do it right here online:

Can you think of other professions?

To check your answers, you may take a look at the solutions below:

Don’t forget you may find many more resources and  free Spanish exercises on our blog. If you have enjoyed this activity and you’d like to learn more, you are welcome to try one of  ELINQUA online Spanish lessons.One of the first things we need to learn in Spanish is how to talk about us: who we are, where we live or where we work.

To ask for somebody’s profession in an informal way, we usually ask one of the following questions:

  • ¿A qué te dedicas ?
  • ¿En qué trabajas? 

To this questions, we would reply by talking about our profession (profesión), and to do so, we use verb ser:

  • Soy abogada (I am a lawyer)
  • Soy profesor (I am a teacher)
  • Soy veterinaria (I am a vet)
  • Soy camarero (I am a waiter)

We could also add the place where we are working now:

  • Trabajo en una escuela (I work in a school)
  • Trabajo en un hospital (I work at a hospital)

Here you will find some free Spanish exercises that will help you learn some spanish vocabulary about jobs and professions.  We suggest that you download our PDF here. You will be able to fill in the gaps with the name for each profession. Why don’t you give it a try?  You can also do it right here online:

Can you think of other professions?

To check your answers, you may take a look at the solutions below:

Don’t forget you may find many more resources and  free Spanish exercises on our blog. If you have enjoyed this activity and you’d like to learn more, you are welcome to try one of  ELINQUA online Spanish lessons.

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