5000 Most Frequently Used Spanish Words(Based on Movie Subs)

This is a list with the most frequently used spanish words, sorted by order of frequency. This is a modification of a previously existing deck: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/241428882 I made the following changes: • Added a slightly better audio The previous audio sometimes had high volume, sometimes had low volume... Now it is all the same volume. • Added many simple example sentences for half of the words "Why so many example sentences?" Because you never really know how to use a word, or even what it means, until you see it in example sentences. • Greatly improved the order that the words are introduced The previous order was based on the most-frequently-used words in newspapers ... this new order is based on the most frequently used words that are found on movie subtitles. • Added articles("la... el...") to the individual words. If it was just "hombre", now it is "el hombre". If it was just "playa", now it is "la playa"... And so on. The images were taken automatically from the internet, so sometimes they might not correlate to the meaning of the word. "And what is the use of images? Why are there images?" The images don't just make the study session more interesting: they help you absorb the meaning of the word. Help it sink into your brain. Please read the original description of the deck, from the original author: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/241428882 -=-=-=- If this deck is useful to you, please rate it!~ https://frequencylists.blogspot.com.br/ Someone said in the reviews: "I found too many errors in the beginning". Can you elaborate? Because I used this deck from beginning to end to teach myself Spanish; I got fluent in Spanish using this deck and a few other resources; and I am 99.99% sure that everything in this deck is correct. Someone said in the reviews: "Only Spanish to English cards. Not that useful for learning vocab." Open this deck on the Computer version of Anki. Click Edit. Click Cards. Click the plus symbol ("+"). Type in the front template: {{English}}, type in the back template {{Spanish word with article}}. Click 'Close'. That makes this deck "Spanish to English", but also "English to Spanish", which is what you are requesting.