table	He is setting the table.

	take	And I don't know what clothes I should take.

	talent	You have a lot of talent.

	talk	I have to talk to you.

	tart	We have rolls, we also have pastries, brioche and tarts.

	tea	I prefer tea and also orange juice.

	teacher (instructor, masculine)	He is a teacher.

	teacher (master, feminine)	The teacher says that we are her best class.

	teacher (master, masculine)	Our teacher talks a lot.

	telephone	Where is the telephone?

	tell	You may not like what I am about to tell you.

	tell me	Could you tell me where the restrooms are?

	ten	My flight leaves at ten o'clock. Please hurry.

	test	This is a hard test.

	that (pronoun)	That is not what I said.

	that (that which)	There's the woman that I see every day.

	the (feminine)	He's at the office, but he'll be here when it's time to eat.

	the (masculine)	The black book is heavy.

	their	For the native Algonquins this land would be their home until the arrival of the first settlers nearly one hundred years later.

	theirs (polite)	You know the Garcias? This house is theirs.

	then (1)	Then ask for some recommendations.

	then (2)	Until then!

	there (distant)	Don't go there!

	there (nearby)	He lives there, in that house.

	thing	OK, we agree on one thing--tossed salad.

	think	You shouldn't think about it.

	though	One thing you need to do, though, before taking a taxi is to be sure to have small bills with you.

	three	I have three checks I'd like to cash.

	through	In that case, let's go for a walk through Madrid and then eat something.

	ticket	I would like to buy a ticket for Barcelona.

	time (general)	We have been waiting a long time.

	time (hour)	What time is it?

	time (occasion)	He tells the same joke each time I see him.

	tip	Remember that the tip is usually included in the bill.

	tire	I checked each tire on the car.

	tired	I am tired.

	to (1)	I should pack for my trip to Seville, but I don't know what I am going to take.

	to (2)	From captains of industry to cabbies, everyone keeps an eye on the stock market.

	to (3)	It's a great place to eat or shop for Italian specialties.

	today	Today I hope to finish my video of Madrid.

	tomorrow	See you tomorrow.

	tongue	My tongue hurts.

	too (also)	My name is Roberto, too.

	too (too much)	They are eating too much.

	toward	Everyone gets up and heads toward the dining room.

	tower	Look . . . where that white tower is. Do you see?

	trace	About 100 million Americans can trace their roots back through this tiny island.

	trade	Chinatown is now a thriving area of trade and restaurants--nowhere else in the city can you eat so well for so little.

	traffic circle	It would be better to go to the traffic circle. It's straight ahead.

	traffic light	Go past the second set of traffic lights.

	train	This train comes from Barcelona.

	travel	Learning to ask for and understand directions will give you confidence to travel with ease.

	trip	Much of New York City is on the island of Manhattan, so don't miss the breathtaking boat trip all the way around by the Circle Line--the very best way to see the city skyline.

	triumph	The Chrysler Building is everyone's favorite--a triumph of Art Deco.

	trolley	We use the trolley to get to work.

	truth	You had better tell the truth.

	try (noun)	For once, we won on the first try.

	try (verb)	It's difficult, but it's important to try.

	twenty-dollar	Can you change this twenty-dollar bill?

	two	One and one makes two.

	typical	And that over there down below is a very typical bar in Seville where one can eat excellent "tapas."

	typically	It is helpful to know some phrases that are typically exchanged between the store personnel and the client.