Halloween vocabulary in Spanish

Monday, 5th September 2011

Ever wondered what those Halloween-related words are in Spanish? If so, look no further...

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otoño	Autumn / Fall
el 31 octubre	31st October
el día de todos los Santos	All Saints Day
Halloween	Halloween
la calabaza	Pumpkin
la bruja	Witch
la escoba	Broom
el cementerio	Cemetery
la vela	Candle
el disfraz	Disguise / Costume
el esqueleto	Skeleton
el gato negro	Black cat
el murciélago	Bat
la araña	Spider
el espantapájaros	Scarecrow
el vampiro	Vampire
el duende	Goblin
la momia	Mummy
el monstruo	Monster
el diablo	Devil
los caramelos	Sweets / Candy

Tags: halloween, spain, spanish

Posted by Laura Lippert 2011-09 under Vocabulary,
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