Types of Jobs (2/2)
Spanish: Cambridge International GCSE, topic 5.2.2
Los Trabajos - Jobs
When you are saying what job someone does, or what job you want to do, you do not need to use 'el', 'la', 'un' or 'una'.
El/la policía - police officer
- Quiero ser policía
- I want to be a police officer.
- Mi madre es policía.
- My mum is a police officer.
El peluquero, la peluquera - hairdresser
- Quiero ser peluquero
- I want to be a hairdresser.
- Mi hermana es peluquera.
- My sister is a hairdresser.
El mecánico, la mecánica - mechanic
- Quiero ser mecánica
- I want to be a mechanic.
- Mi padre es mecánico.
- My dad is a mechanic.
El vendedor, la vendedora - salesperson
- Quiero ser vendedor
- I want to be a salesperson.
- Mi prima es vendedora.
- My cousin is a salesperson.
El profesor, la profesora - teacher
- Quiero ser profesora
- I want to be a teacher.
- Mi hermano es profesor.
- My brother is a teacher.
El actor, la actriz - actor, actress
- Quiero ser actor
- I want to be an actor.
- Mi tía es actriz.
- My aunt is an actress.
El secretario, la secretaria - secretary
- Quiero ser secretaria
- I want to be a secretary.
- Mi hermano es secretario.
- My brother is a secretary.
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How do you say 'hairdresser' in Spanish?
Which one of these is NOT a job in Spanish?