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Free Spanish Family Words Flashcards
Family vocabulary powers introductions, small talk, and half of all beginner conversations — and Spanish family terms come in tidy gender pairs. These cards cover the whole tree.
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QHow do you say "mother" and "father" in Spanish?
ALa madre, el padre (los padres = parents)
QHow do you say "brother" and "sister" in Spanish?
AEl hermano, la hermana
QHow do you say "son" and "daughter" in Spanish?
AEl hijo, la hija
QHow do you say "grandfather" and "grandmother"?
AEl abuelo, la abuela
QHow do you say "uncle" and "aunt" in Spanish?
AEl tío, la tía
QHow do you say "cousin" in Spanish?
AEl primo / la prima
QWhat does "los padres" mean?
AThe parents (not "the fathers")
QHow do you say "husband" and "wife" in Spanish?
AEl esposo/marido, la esposa/mujer
QHow do you say "nephew" and "niece"?
AEl sobrino, la sobrina
QWhat does "los suegros" mean?
AThe in-laws (suegro/suegra = father/mother-in-law)
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