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PROFESSIONS
Abogado/abogada - lawyer
Ama de casa - housewife
Arquitecto/arquitecta - architect
Asesor financiero/asesora financiera - financial advisor
Auxiliar de vuelo, asistente de vuelo - flight attendant
Bibliotecario/bibliotecaria - librarian
Bombero/bombera - firefighter
Camarero/camarera - waiter/waitress
Cientifico/cientifica - scientist
Cocinero, cocinera, chef - cook, chef
Contador/contadora/contable - accountant
Dentista - dentist
Dependiente/dependienta - store clerk
Diseñador/diseñadora - designer
Ejecutivo, ejecutiva - executive
Electricista - electrician
Enfermero/enfermera - nurse
Estudiante de instituto terciario - Post-secondary student
Estudiante de primaria - elementary student
Estudiante de secundaria - high school student
Estudiante universitario, estudiante universitaria - university student
Farmacéutico/farmacéutica - pharmacist
Florista - florist
Gerente, administrador, administradora - manager
Guardia de seguridad - security guard
Guía de turismo - tour guide
Granjero, granjera - farmer
Ingeniero/ingeniera - engineer
Juez/jueza - judge
Maestro/maestra - teacher
Mecánico, mecánica - mechanic
Médico/médica, doctor/doctora - physician, doctor
Oficinista - office worker
Peluquero/peluquera - hairstylist
Piloto - pilot
Policía - police officer
Plomero/plomera - plumber
Profesor/profesora - professor
Programador/programadora - programmer
Recepcionista - receptionist
Vendedor/vendedora - salesperson
Veterinario/veterinaria - veterinarian
Deportista - athlete
Astronauta - astronaut
Gerente de Recursos Humanos - Human Resources Manager
Grammar Note: Some professions in Spanish have a masculine and feminine form, indicating the gender of the person performing the job.
When a word ends in
-O, it is usually masculine. - Example: ingeniero - a male engineer
-A, it is usually feminine. - Example: ingeniera - a female engineer
-E, it could be either. - Example: asistente de vuelo - either a male or female flight attendant. Sometimes there is also a form for femenine with A, and the E is used only in the masculine form, for historical reasons.
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