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Spanish Family Vocabulary

Family words are some of the first Spanish words learners need because they appear in introductions, stories, descriptions, and daily conversation.

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Family words are some of the first Spanish words learners need because they appear in introductions, stories, descriptions, and daily conversation.

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Spanish Family Vocabulary list

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SpanishEnglishGender / typePluralExample
la madre mother feminine las madres Mi madre vive cerca de mi casa.
My mother lives near my house.
el padre father masculine los padres Mi padre trabaja por la mañana.
My father works in the morning.
los padres parents plural Mis padres son muy pacientes.
My parents are very patient.
la hermana sister feminine las hermanas Mi hermana estudia español.
My sister studies Spanish.
el hermano brother masculine los hermanos Mi hermano cocina los domingos.
My brother cooks on Sundays.
la hija daughter feminine las hijas Su hija tiene ocho años.
His daughter is eight years old.
el hijo son masculine los hijos Nuestro hijo juega en el parque.
Our son plays in the park.
la abuela grandmother feminine las abuelas Mi abuela cuenta historias bonitas.
My grandmother tells beautiful stories.
el abuelo grandfather masculine los abuelos El abuelo camina todos los días.
The grandfather walks every day.
la tía aunt feminine las tías Mi tía vive en Bogotá.
My aunt lives in Bogota.
el tío uncle masculine los tíos El tío de Ana es médico.
Ana's uncle is a doctor.
la prima female cousin feminine las primas Mi prima viene mañana.
My female cousin is coming tomorrow.
el primo male cousin masculine los primos Mi primo juega fútbol.
My male cousin plays soccer.
la esposa wife feminine las esposas Su esposa habla inglés.
His wife speaks English.
el esposo husband masculine los esposos El esposo de Marta es amable.
Marta's husband is kind.
la pareja partner feminine las parejas Mi pareja aprende español conmigo.
My partner learns Spanish with me.
el bebé baby masculine los bebés El bebé duerme mucho.
The baby sleeps a lot.
la familia family feminine las familias La familia cena junta.
The family eats dinner together.
el pariente relative masculine los parientes Tengo parientes en México.
I have relatives in Mexico.
el nieto grandson masculine los nietos El nieto visita a sus abuelos.
The grandson visits his grandparents.

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