Family Flashcards
(42 cards)
1
Q
Parents
A
Los padres
2
Q
Mother
A
La madre
3
Q
Father
A
El padre
4
Q
Grandparents
A
Los abuelos
5
Q
Grandfather
A
El abuelo
6
Q
Grandmother
A
La abuela
7
Q
Cousins
A
Los primos
8
Q
Girl cousin
A
La prima
9
Q
Boy cousin
A
El primo
10
Q
Uncles and Aunts
A
Los tíos
11
Q
Aunt
A
La tía
12
Q
Uncle
A
El tío
13
Q
Nephew
A
El sobrino
14
Q
Niece
A
La sobrina
15
Q
Children
A
Los hijos
16
Q
Son
A
El hijo
17
Q
Daughter
A
La hija
18
Q
Brother
A
El hermano
19
Q
Sister
A
La hermana
20
Q
Siblings
A
Los hermanos
21
Q
Grandchildren
A
Los nietos
22
Q
Grandson
A
El nieto
23
Q
Granddaughter
A
La nieta
24
Q
Husband
A
El esposo
25
Wife
La espos
26
Boyfriend
Novio
27
Girlfriend
Novia
28
Relatives
Los parientes
29
Associated with the family
Familiar
30
Only child
Hijo/a único/a
31
Twins
Gemelos* The words gamelo and mellizo can be synonymous, although in some countries like in Spain and the Southern Cone (Argentina, Chile and Uruguay), there is a distinction: gemelo makes reference to the babies born from the fertilization of one egg, whereas mellizo makes reference to the babies born from the fertilization of two eggs
32
Divorced
Divorciado/a
33
Father-in-law
Suegro
34
Mother-in-law
Suegra
35
Son-in-law
Yerno
36
Daughter-in-law
Nuera
37
Brother-in-law
Cuñado
38
Sister-in-Law
Cuñada
39
Marriage/Married
Casarse
40
Widowed
Enviudar
41
Separated
Separarse
42
Lover/Partner
For a couple who is not married, the word amante can be translated as lover, but the term pareja, used very frequently, is more than simply partner or significant other. It more accurately refers to a couple. Use the words novio/a and prometido/a for boyfriend/girlfriend and fiancé/fiancée respectively.
