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¿Cómo se llama tu hermano(a)? Learning the family members is important to practice with the post of the verb "llamarse". Try practicing with a partner or friend, giving and asking for family names.

        Familia directa

  • Padre > father (formal)
  • Papá > dad / papi > daddy (informal)
  • Madre > mother (formal)
  • Mamá > mom, mum / mami > mommy, mummy (informal)
  • Abuela > grandmother
  • Abuelo > grandfather
  • Abuelos > grandparents
  • Hijo > son
  • Hija > daughter
  • Hijos > children
  • Nieta > granddaughter
  • Nieto > grandson
  • Nietos > grandchildren
  • Esposo / marido > husband
  • Esposa / mujer > wife
  • Padres > parents
  • Hermana > sister
  • Hermano > brother
  • Tía > aunt
  • Tío > uncle
  • Primo/a > cousin
  • Sobrina > niece
  • Sobrino > nephew

       

        Familia Política

  • Suegro > father-in-law
  • Suegra > mother-in-law
  • Cuñado > brother-in-law
  • Cuñada > sister-in-law
  • Nuera > daughter-in-law
  • Yerno > son-in-law

 

        Familia Adquirida

  • Madrastra > stepmother
  • Padrastro > stepfather
  • Hermanastro > stepbrother
  • Hermanastra > stepsister
  • Hijastro > stepson
  • Hijastra > stepdaughter
  • Medio hermano > half-brother
  • Medio hermana > half-sister

 

        Vocabulario Adicional

  • Bisabuela > great-grandmother
  • Bisabuelo > great-grandfather
  • Madrina > godmother
  • Padrino > godfather
  • Amigo > male friend
  • Amiga > female friend
  • Novio > boyfriend
  • Novia > girlfriend
  • Prometido > fiance
  • Prometida > fiancée
  • Descendientes > descendants
  • Antepasados > ancestors
  • Adoptado > Adopted