Download Notes on Vocabularic Basic - Fourth Semester Spanish | SPAN 202 and more Study notes Spanish Language in PDF only on Docsity! LOS DERECHOS HUMANOS: VOCABULARIO BÁSICO The following is a basic list of vocabulary used to talk about human rights and freedoms in Spanish and English. Be mindful that this is not a complete or exhaustive list; it’s just a collection of the most basic words associated with the topic of human rights. Each numbered word in Spanish has a corresponding translation into English. 1. Derechos (humanos, civiles) 2. Libertad de expresión 3. Libertad de tránsito 4. Libertad de asociación 5. Libertad de ideas, de pensamiento, de conciencia 6. Libertad religiosa, de culto 7. Libertad de prensa 8. Derecho a la educación 9. Derecho a vivir en libertad 10. Derechos de la mujer 11. Derechos de los niños 12. Derecho al trabajo 13. Tolerancia 14. Nivel de vida 15. Derecho a la alimentación 16. Raza 17. Género 18. Etnia / étnico 19. Nacionalidad 20. Color de piel 21. Idioma 22. Identidad sexual 23. Leyes 24. Protección 25. Juicio 26. Proceso judicial 27. Estado laico 28. Esclavo / esclavitud 29. Preso político 30. Torturar, tortura, torturador 31. Exiliar / exiliado 32. Arrestar, apresar 33. Discriminar, discriminación 34. Segregación, segregar 35. Odio 36. Nacionalista, nacionalismo 37. Colonial, colonialista 38. Imperialista 39. Inferior, inferioridad 40. Opresión, oprimir 41. Represión, reprimir 42. Opinión, opinar 43. Armas 44. Prensa 45. Gobierno, gobernar 46. Luchar 47. Protestar, protesta, manifestación 48. Pluralidad 49. Dignidad 50. Respeto, respetar 51. Manumitir, manumisión 52. Emancipar, emancipación 53. Igualdad ante la ley 1. Rights (human or civil rights) 2. Freedom of expression, speech 3. Freedom of movement 4. Freedom of association, assembly 5. Freedom of ideas, of thought, of conscience 6. Religious freedom, freedom of worship 7. Freedom of the press 8. Right to education 9. Right to live in freedom 10. Women rights 11. Children rights 12. Right to work 1 13. Tolerance 14. Standard of living 15. Right to food, nourishment 16. Race 17. Gender 18. Ethnicity, ethnic 19. Nationality 20. Skin color 21. Language 22. Sexual identity 23. Laws 24. Protection 25. Trial 26. Judicial process 27. Secular state 28. Slave, slavery 29. Political prisoner 30. Torture, torture, torturer 31. Exile 32. Arrest, take to jail 33. Discriminate, discrimination 34. Segregation, segregate 35. Hate 36. Nationalist, nationalism 37. Colonial, colonialist 38. Imperialist 39. Inferior, inferiority 40. Oppression, oppress 41. Repression, repress 42. Opinion, opine 43. Weapons, arms 44. Press 45. Government, govern 46. Fight, struggle 47. Protest, public protest 48. Plurality 49. Dignity 50. Respect, to respect 51. Manumit, manumission 52. Emancipate, emancipation 53. Equality before the law 1 OJO! This is not the same as the right-to-work law in the United States.
