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During your Spanish learning adventure, it is essential that you know how to communicate and express yourself to those around you, and to do this you will need to describe the world around you. The vocabulary you need to do this can be found in the five senses in Spanish.
Interacting with your environment is fundamental to expressing, learning and exploring wherever you go, and all of this is achieved through the 5 senses.
Explore each of the 5 senses in Spanish, how they are expressed, practical examples and useful vocabulary that will help you improve your communication and describe the world around you.
You can read this post also in Spanish.
What are the five senses in Spanish?
First, you need to know what the five senses are in Spanish: la vista (sight), el oído (hearing), el olfato (smell), el tacto (touch) and el gusto (taste). Each one plays a vital role in the life of human beings and, therefore, here you will find a brief explanation of each one of them.
1. La vista (sight)
The first sense you will learn in Spanish is la vista. Sight is the sense that allows us to perceive the world through our eyes. Thanks to it we can watch the sunrise, observe the birds in the sky or contemplate a work of art.
This sense is essential for most daily activities. In addition, sight also helps us identify colors, shapes and movements, making it essential for orientation and nonverbal communication.