Vocabulario A2 Flyers: Comida y bebida
Cambridge A2 Flyers introduce 22 palabras nuevas de comida y bebida, además de las 61 de niveles anteriores — 83 en total para el examen, porque el vocabulario YLE es acumulativo. Las palabras nuevas están abajo con significados, ejemplos y audio; las anteriores aparecen más adelante.
Nuevas en A2 Flyers: 22 palabras
| Palabra | Tipo | Significado | Oración de ejemplo |
|---|---|---|---|
butter  | noun | It's a yellow solid made from milk that we put on bread. | I like butter on my toast, but not too much. |
cereal  | noun | A food made from grains, often eaten with milk for breakfast. | I like to eat cereal before school. |
chopsticks  | noun | These are two thin sticks used to pick up food. | I can eat noodles with chopsticks now. |
cookie  | noun | It's a small, flat, sweet baked treat. | I like to eat a chocolate chip cookie after school. |
flour  | noun | It's a powder made from grain that we use to make bread and cakes. | We need flour to bake a birthday cake. |
fork  | noun | It's a tool with points used to pick up food. | I need a fork to eat my pasta. |
honey  | noun | A sweet, sticky food made by bees. | I put honey in my tea because it is yummy. |
jam  | noun | A sweet spread made from fruit, often eaten on bread. | I like strawberry jam on my toast for breakfast. |
knife  | noun | It's a tool with a sharp blade used for cutting. | I used a knife to cut my apple. |
meal  | noun | It's when you eat food at a certain time, like breakfast or lunch. | I like to eat a healthy meal before school. |
olives  | noun | Small, green or black fruits often in salads or pizza. | I don't like olives on my pizza, but my mum does. |
pepper  | noun | A powder used to give food a hot or spicy taste. | I like to add pepper to my eggs. |
piece  | noun | A part of something bigger. | I ate a piece of cake because I was hungry. |
pizza  | noun | It is a flat, round bread with cheese and toppings. | We ate pizza for dinner last Friday. |
salt  | noun | A white powder that makes food taste better. | I put salt on my chips because they were plain. |
smell  | noun, verb | To notice something with your nose. | I can smell cookies baking in the oven. |
snack  | noun | A small amount of food eaten between meals. | I eat a snack after school because I am hungry. |
spoon  | noun | It's a tool with a small bowl shape, used for eating. | I use a spoon to eat my soup. |
strawberry  | noun | It is a small, red fruit with tiny seeds on the outside. | I like strawberry ice cream after dinner. |
sugar  | noun | It's a sweet white or brown stuff we put in food and drinks. | I like sugar in my tea, but not too much. |
taste  | noun, verb | How food or drink feels in your mouth. | I like the taste of ice cream because it is sweet. |
yogurt  | noun | It is a thick, creamy food made from milk. | I like to eat fruit and yogurt for breakfast. |
It's a yellow solid made from milk that we put on bread.
I like butter on my toast, but not too much.
A food made from grains, often eaten with milk for breakfast.
I like to eat cereal before school.
These are two thin sticks used to pick up food.
I can eat noodles with chopsticks now.
It's a small, flat, sweet baked treat.
I like to eat a chocolate chip cookie after school.
It's a powder made from grain that we use to make bread and cakes.
We need flour to bake a birthday cake.
It's a tool with points used to pick up food.
I need a fork to eat my pasta.
A sweet, sticky food made by bees.
I put honey in my tea because it is yummy.
A sweet spread made from fruit, often eaten on bread.
I like strawberry jam on my toast for breakfast.
It's a tool with a sharp blade used for cutting.
I used a knife to cut my apple.
It's when you eat food at a certain time, like breakfast or lunch.
I like to eat a healthy meal before school.
Small, green or black fruits often in salads or pizza.
I don't like olives on my pizza, but my mum does.
A powder used to give food a hot or spicy taste.
I like to add pepper to my eggs.
A part of something bigger.
I ate a piece of cake because I was hungry.
It is a flat, round bread with cheese and toppings.
We ate pizza for dinner last Friday.
A white powder that makes food taste better.
I put salt on my chips because they were plain.
To notice something with your nose.
I can smell cookies baking in the oven.
A small amount of food eaten between meals.
I eat a snack after school because I am hungry.
It's a tool with a small bowl shape, used for eating.
I use a spoon to eat my soup.
It is a small, red fruit with tiny seeds on the outside.
I like strawberry ice cream after dinner.
It's a sweet white or brown stuff we put in food and drinks.
I like sugar in my tea, but not too much.
How food or drink feels in your mouth.
I like the taste of ice cream because it is sweet.
It is a thick, creamy food made from milk.
I like to eat fruit and yogurt for breakfast.
También necesarias de niveles anteriores: 61 palabras
El examen A2 Flyers reutiliza todas las palabras de comida y bebida de los niveles YLE anteriores. Tu hijo también debe conocerlas — toca cualquier palabra para escucharla.
De Pre-A1 Starters (41 palabras)
De A1 Movers (20 palabras)
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Preguntas frecuentes
¿Cuántas palabras de comida y bebida tiene A2 Flyers?
El nivel A2 Flyers introduce 22 palabras nuevas de comida y bebida, como butter, cereal, chopsticks. Sumando los niveles anteriores, tu hijo necesita 83 palabras de comida y bebida en total para el examen A2 Flyers.
¿Mi hijo también necesita las palabras de comida y bebida de niveles anteriores?
Sí. El vocabulario de Cambridge YLE es acumulativo: el examen A2 Flyers puede usar cualquier palabra de los niveles anteriores. Por eso esta página también lista las 61 palabras de comida y bebida de niveles anteriores al final.
¿Es esta la lista oficial de Cambridge?
Esta página está alineada con la lista oficial de vocabulario de Cambridge English A2 Flyers, con definiciones sencillas para niños, oraciones de ejemplo y audio agregados por FlyersEnglish. FlyersEnglish no está afiliado ni avalado por Cambridge; los PDF oficiales están en cambridgeenglish.org.
FlyersEnglish no está afiliado ni avalado por Cambridge. Esta página está alineada con las listas oficiales de vocabulario de Cambridge English; los PDF oficiales están disponibles en cambridgeenglish.org.
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