Spanish Family Vocabulary

“Mi novia es mexicana y me ayuda a mejorar mi español.”

If you are lucky enough to have a boyfriend or girlfriend who is helping you speak Spanish, then you are definitely going to want to brush up on your Spanish family vocabulary before that important family visit.

Memorize terms for family members in Spanish, such as mom, dad, sister, uncle, and aunt, as well as other related words. You will study them in our vocabulary game, where you will need to recall the words you learn in Spanish example sentences (like the one shown above).

Our AI will then take the words that you don’t know and put them in your words to repeat – you will work on these words daily until they are in your long-term memory. This is how you are able to memorize vocabulary much faster with Lingvist.

List of Family Members in Spanish

Here is a list of family members in Spanish that you will find in our “Family” course focus. Learn these Spanish words and more when you study with Lingvist.

Spanish	English
esposa ¿Quién es tu esposa? – Esa, la de pelo corto.	wife Who is your wife? – She's the one with short hair.
hijo Mi hijo comienza el colegio mañana.	son My son is starting school tomorrow.
hermano Mi hermano es estudiante en esta universidad.	brother My brother is a student at this university.
madre Vuestra madre es bella.	mother Your mother is beautiful.
abuelo Yo hablo italiano porque mi abuelo era italiano.	grandfather I speak Italian because my grandfather was Italian.
padre ¿Cómo está tu padre?	father How is your father?
esposo A mi esposo le encanta pescar al amanecer.	husband My husband loves to go fishing at dawn.
nieto Nuestro nieto es nuestro pequeño rayo de sol.	grandson, grandchild Our grandson is our little ray of sunshine.
sobrino Mi sobrino es el más reciente campeón de España de patinaje.	nephew My nephew is the latest Spanish skating champion.
marido ¡Tu marido es todo un caballero!	husband Your husband is an absolute gentleman!
mamá Mi mamá cocina estupendamente.	mom My mom cooks marvellously.
tío Si mi tío hubiera salido antes de casa, habríamos llegado a tiempo.	uncle If my uncle had left home earlier, we would have arrived on time.
casado Mario ya lleva cinco años casado: hoy celebra su aniversario.	married Mario has been married for five years. Today is his anniversary.
novia Mi novia es mexicana y me ayuda a mejorar mi español.	girlfriend My girlfriend is Mexican, and she is helping me improve my Spanish.
cuñado Mi cuñado es policía.	brother-in-law My brother-in-law is a cop.
suegra No creo que sea muy feliz viviendo con su suegra.	mother-in-law I don't think she'll be happy living with her mother-in-law.
papá Juan pasaba la semana con su papá y los fines de semana con su mamá.	dad John spent the week with his dad and weekends with his mom.
viuda La viuda del general donó la casa a niños sin hogar.	widow The widow of the general gave the house to the homeless children.
familia Hay cinco niños en mi familia.	family There are five children in my family.
primo El príncipe Eduardo es primo de la reina.	cousin Prince Edward is a cousin of the Queen

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