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La familia
- El abuelo / La abuela (grandfather / grandmother)
- El esposo / La esposa (husband / wife)
- El hermano / La hermana (brother / sister)
- El hijo / La hija (son / daughter)
- La madre, mamá (mother, mom)
- El nieto / La nieta (grandson / granddaughter)
- El novio / La novia (boyfriend / girlfriend)
- El padre, papá (father, dad)
- La pareja (couple)
- El pariente (relative)
- El primo / La prima (cousin)
- El sobrino / La sobrina (nephew / niece)
- El tío / La tía (uncle / aunt)
- La cuñada / el cuñado (sister-in-law / brother-in-law)
- Los medio hermanos / el medio hermano/ la media hermana (half-siblings / half-brother / half-sister)
- Los hermanastros / el hermanastro / la hermanastra (stepsiblings / stepbrother / stepsister)
- El hijastro / La hijastra (stepson / stepdaughter)
- La madrastra / El padrastro (stepmother / stepfather)
- la suegra / el suegro (mother-in-law / father-in-law)
Tipos de familias:
- Familia nuclear o pequeña
- Familia extendida o grande
- Primera, segunda, tercera generación
- La familia política
- La familia moderna
- La familia tradicional
Mascotas
- el conejo (rabbit, bunny)
- el cuy (guinea pig)
- el gato / la gata (cat)
- el pájaro (bird)
- el perro / la perra (dog)
- el pez (fish)
- la tortuga (turtle)
Posesión con ser + de
There are two ways to indicate possession in Spanish. As you may recall, one way is to use the verb ser in the following pattern: object(s) + ser de + person who has the object(s)
Los adjetivos posesivos
A more common way to express possession, especially when it is clear to whom something belongs, is to use possessive adjectives:
| singular possessor | plural possessor |
 mi (my) |
nuestro (our) |
| tu (your) |
vuestro (your) |
| su (his, her, your) |
su (their, your) |
¿Cuánto/cuántos? means “how many” if the noun is countable (meaning you can count up by adding more of the items), and means “how much” if the noun is uncountable (meaning an indivisible, collective thing).
Quién is the singular version of “who,” and is meant to represent one person. Therefore, the verb is conjugated in the él/ella form as if one person were the subject of the sentence. Quiénes is the plural version of “who,” and is meant to represent multiple people. Here you would use the ellos/ellas form of the verb.
-ER VERBS
- aprender (to learn)
- beber (to drink)
- comer (to eat)
- comprender (to understand)
- correr (to run)
- creer (to believe)
- deber (must, should)
- leer (to read)
- vender (to sell)
-IR VERBS
- abrir (to open)
- compartir (to share)
- cumplir (to complete)
- decidir (to decide)
- describir (to describe)
- escribir (to write)
- recibir (to receive)
- vivir (to live)
El aspecto físico (physical aspect)
- alto/a (tall)
- bajo/a (short)
- bonito/a (pretty)
- delgado/a (thin, skinny)
- feo/a (ugly)
- gordo/a (fat)
- grande (large, big)
- guapo/a (handsome)
- joven (young)
- moreno/a (dark-haired or dark-skinned)
- pelirrojo (red-haired)
- pequeño/a (small)
- rubio (blond-haired)
- viejo/a (old)
La personalidad (personality)
- aburrido/a (boring [w. ser])
- amable/a (nice, amiable)
- antipático/a (unfriendly)
- atlético/a (athletic)
- bueno/a (good)
- cariñoso/a (caring)
- cómico/a (funny)
- egoísta (selfish)
- famoso/a (famous)
- generoso/a (generous)
- honesto/a (honest)
- impaciente (impatient)
- inteligente (intelligent)
- interesante (interesting)
- malo/a (bad)
- paciente (patient)
- perezoso/a (lazy)
- pobre (poor)
- rico/a (rich)
- serio/a (serious)
- simpático/a (nice)
- sociable (sociable)
- tímido/a (timid)
- tonto/a (foolish, silly)
- trabajador/a (hard-working)
- Argentina, argentina/o
- Bolivia, boliviana/o
- Canadá, canadiense
- Chile, chilena/o
- Colombia, colombiana/o
- Costa Rica, costarricense
- Cuba, cubana/o
- Ecuador, ecuatoriana/o
- El Salvador, salvadoreña/o
- Estados Unidos, estadounidense
- Guatemala, guatemalteca/o
- Honduras, hondureña/o
- México, mexicana/o
- Nicaragua, nicaragüense
- Panamá, panameña/o
- Paraguay, paraguaya/o
- Perú, peruana/o
- República Dominicana, dominicana/o
- Uruguay, uruguaya/o
- Venezuela, venezolana/o
- España, español/ española
Candela Citations
- Putting It Together: u00bfQuiu00e9nes son los miembros de una familia?. Authored by: Lumen Learning. License: CC BY: Attribution
