LESSON : 4 FAMILY RELATIONS 

REFER TO AND LEARN THE FOLLOWING:

  • Padre: father
  • Madre: mother
  • Hermano: brother
  • Hermana: sister
  • Suegro: father-in-law
  • Suegra: mother-in-law
  • Cuñado: brother-in-law
  • Cuñada: sister-in-law
  • Esposo, marido: husband
  • Esposa, mujer: wife
  • Abuelo: grandfather
  • Abuela: grandmother
  • Bisabuelo: great-grandfather
  • Bisabuela: great-grandmother
  • Tatarabuelo: great-great-grandfather
  • Tatarabuela: great-great-grandmother
  • Hijo: son
  • Hija: daughter
  • Nieto: grandson
  • Nieta: granddaughter
  • Bisnieto: great-grandson
  • Bisnieta: great-granddaughter
  • Tataranieto: great-great-grandson
  • Tataranieta: great-great-granddaughter
  • Tío: uncle
  • Tía: aunt
  • Tío abuelo: great-uncle
  • Tía abuela: great-aunt
  • Primo: cousin (male)
  • Prima: cousin (female)
  • Primo carnal, prima carnal, primo hermano, prima hermana: first cousin
  • Primo segundo, prima segunda: second cousin
  • Sobrino: nephew
  • Sobrina: niece
  • Padrastro: stepfather
  • Madrastra: stepmother
  • Hijastro: stepson
  • Hijastra: stepdaughter
  • Hermanastro: stepbrother
  • Hermanastra: stepsister
  • Medio hermano, hermano de padre, hermano de madre: half brother
  • Media hermana, hermana de padre, hermana de madre: half sister
  • Concuñado: husband of one's spouse's sister
  • Concuñada: wife of one's spouse's brother
  • Consuegro: father-in-law of one's son or daughter
  • Consuegra: mother-in-law of one's son or daughter
  • Prometido, novio: fiance, boyfriend, groom
  • Prometida, novia: fiancée, girlfriend, bride
  • Compañero: male partner in a couple relationship
  • Compañera: female partner in a couple relationship
  • Padrino: godfather
  • Madrina: godmother
  • Ahijado: godson
  • Ahijada: goddaughter
  • Amigo: friend (male)
  • Amiga: friend (female)
  • Conocido: acquaintance (male)
  • Conocida: acquaintance (female)

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