Futbol or Soccer

To block. Bloquear. Bloquear means to obstruct or stop something from happening or progressing in Spanish.

Ball. El baln. In Spanish, "el baln" means "the ball."

Soccer field. El campo de futbol. El campo de futbol is the Spanish term for a soccer field, where the game is played.

Goal. El gol. In Spanish, "el gol" means "the goal," typically used in sports like soccer to describe when a team scores.

Shorts. El pantaln corto. El pantaln corto is the Spanish term for shorts, which are short trousers.

Goalkeeper. El portero. El portero is the player in soccer who guards the goal.

Half soccer. El tiempo. In Spanish, "el tiempo" can mean "the time" or "the weather."

To enter. Entrar. In Spanish, "entrar" means "to enter" or "to go in."

To guard. Guardar. In Spanish, "guardar" means to save or keep something.

T-shirt. la camiseta. La camiseta is the Spanish word for T-shirt.

Goal. La porteria. In Spanish, "la porteria" refers to the goalpost or the goal area in sports, where players aim to score.

To kick. Lanzar. In Spanish, "lanzar" means "to throw."

Sneakers. Las zapatillas. "Las zapatillas" means sneakers in Spanish.

Long socks. Los calcetines largos. "Los calcetines largos" means "long socks" in Spanish.

To score a goal. Meter un gol. In Spanish, "meter un gol" means to score a goal in sports like soccer.

To touch. Tocar. In Spanish, "tocar" means to touch or to play an instrument.