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Galician → Vocabulary → 0 to A1 Course → Clothing and Accessories → Accessories

Introduction

In this lesson, you will learn common vocabulary words in Galician related to accessories. Knowing how to name different types of accessories is essential to building your vocabulary and to communicate effectively in Galician. Vocabulary is an essential part of mastering any language. This lesson is best for beginners who are still learning about the basics of the Galician language. By the end of this lesson, you will have the vocabulary necessary to talk about accessories with confidence.

Common Accessories

Accessories are items that complement an outfit to make it more stylish and personalized. In this section, you will learn various accessories and their names in Galician.

Galician	Pronunciation	English
anillo	[aˈniʎo]	ring
colar	[koˈlaɾ]	necklace
garda-chuva	[gaɾða ˈt͡ʃuβa]	umbrella
gorro	[ˈɡor.o]	hat
lentes de sol	[ˈlentes de sol]	sunglasses
pulsera	[pulˈseɾa]	bracelet
reloxo	[reˈloʃo]	watch

• Un anillo é unha peza de xoiaría que se coloca no dedo, normalmente como símbolo de matrimonio ou compromiso.
• Un colar é unha peza de xoiaría que se coloca ao redor do pescozo.
• Un garda-chuva é un obxecto que se usa para protexerse da choiva ou de sol.
• Un gorro é unha peza de roupa que se usa para protexer a cabeza do frío ou do sol.
• Unhas lentes de sol son obxectos usados para protexer os ollos dos raios nocivos do sol.
• Unha pulsera é unha xoiaría que se coloca ao redor do pulso.
• Un reloxo é unha peza de xoiaría que mostra a hora.

Additional Accessories Vocabulary

Here are a few other accessories you may find useful:

Galician	Pronunciation	English
bolsa	[ˈbolsa]	bag
brazalete	[bɾaθaˈlete]	bangle
calcetíns	[kalseˈtins]	socks
carteira	[kaɾˈteiɾa]	wallet
corbata	[koɾˈβata]	tie
diadema	[djadeˈma]	headband
luvas	[ˈluβas]	gloves
pochete	[poˈt͡ʃete]	purse

Here are some example sentences using Galician accessory vocabulary:

• O meu anillo é moi valioso. (My ring is very valuable.)
• Eu non podo deixar de usar goreiras. (I can't stop wearing necklaces.)
• Estou a buscar a miña carteira. (I'm trying to find my wallet.)
• O meu diñeiro atópase na miña pochete. (My money is in my purse.)

Conclusion

In this lesson, you learned common vocabulary related to accessories. Remember, the best way to learn vocabulary is to use it frequently. Try practicing these new words by incorporating them into your daily conversations or by creating your own example sentences. By doing so, you take a step forward in the path of mastering Galician. Cheers to your progression!

Table of Contents - Galician Course - 0 to A1

• Course Presentation

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Introduction to Galician

• The Galician Alphabet
• Basic Sentence Structure

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Basic Vocabulary

• Numbers 1-10
• Colors
• Days of the Week
• Months of the Year

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Nouns and Articles

• Definite and Indefinite Articles
• Gender and Number

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Family and Relationships

• Family Members
• Relationships

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Pronouns

• Subject Pronouns
• Object Pronouns

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Food and Drinks

• Common Foods
• Common Drinks

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Adjectives

• Descriptive Adjectives
• Adjective Agreement

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Clothing and Accessories

• Common Clothing Items
• Accessories

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Verbs

• Regular Verbs
• Irregular Verbs

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Travel and Transportation

• Modes of Transportation
• Travel Vocabulary

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Prepositions

• Common Prepositions
• Prepositional Phrases

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Weather and Seasons

• Weather Vocabulary
• Seasons

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Galician Culture

• Galician History
• Galician Traditions
• Galician Cuisine

Other Lessons

• Common Clothing Items
• Seasons
• Asking Directions
• Autumn
• Months of the Year
• Common Foods
• Modes of Transportation
• Airport
• Greetings
• Travel Vocabulary