SPANISH STUDY GUIDE PT 4 Flashcards
(37 cards)
1
Q
Translate: Esposo/a
A
Husband
2
Q
Translate: Hija/o
A
Daughter and Son(s)
3
Q
Translate: Hijos/as
A
Kids
3
Q
Translate: Madre
A
Mother
4
Q
Translate: Padre
A
Father
5
Q
Translate: Abuelo/a
A
Grandma And Grandpa
5
Q
Translate: Padres
A
Parents
6
Q
Translate: Hermano/a
A
Brother and Sister
7
Q
Translate: Hermanos/as
A
Siblings
8
Q
Translate: Primo/a
A
Cousin
9
Q
Translate: Primos
A
Cousins
10
Q
Translate: Madrastra
A
Step-Mother
11
Q
Translate: Padrastro
A
Step-Father
12
Q
Translate: Medio Hermano
A
Half Brother
13
Q
Translate: Media Hermana
A
half Sister
13
Q
Translate: Hijastra
A
Step-Daughter
13
Q
Translate: Hijastro
A
Step-Son
14
Q
Translate: Tio
A
Uncle
15
Q
Translate: Tia
A
Aunt
16
Q
Translate: Divorciado/a(s)
A
Divorced
17
Q
Translate: Soltero/a(s)
A
Single
18
Q
Translate: Casado/a(s)
A
Married
19
Q
Translate: Hermanastro/a
A
Step-Brother, Step-Sister
20
Q
Translate: Bisabuelo/a
A
Grandparents (Great Grandma and Great Grandpa)
20
Translate: Cunado/a
Sister-in-Law, Brother-In-Law
20
Translate: Nieto/a
Grandaughter and Grandson
21
Translate: Sobrino/a
Niece and Nephew
22
Translate: Suegro/a
Mother-In-Law and Father-In-Law
23
Translate: Yerno
Son-In-Law
24
Translate: Nuera
Daughter-in-law
25
What do Posesive Adjectives tell us?
Possessive Adjectives tell us what belongs to whom.
26
Possessive Adjectives chart:
MI(S)=MY
TU(S)=YOUR
SU(S)= HIS/HERS/YOURS
NUESTRO/A(S)=OUR
VUESTRO/A(S)=YOUR GUYS'
SU(S)= THEIR/YOUR GUYS'
27
What do Possesive adjectives have to match?
They have to match the noun they are describing in terms of gender and number.
28
How Would you say Parents using PA (POSSESIVE ADJECTIVES)
Nuestros Padres
29
How Would you say Family using PA?
Nuestra Familia
30
How would you say Your (formal) Grandparents?
Sus Abuelos
31
How would you say your Aunts and Uncles using PA?
Tus Tios
