Spanish Family Vocabulary Quiz

Vocabulary for Spanish Family Terms

• la abuela: Translates to "grandma," a term used to refer to one's grandmother.
• el padre: Means "father," denoting one's dad or male parent.
• el tío: Refers to "uncle," typically the brother of one’s parent.
• el primo: Translates to "cousin" (boy), indicating the male child of one's aunt or uncle.
• el hermano: Means "brother," representing a male sibling.
• Yo: Translates to "me" or "I," used for self-reference.
• la hermana: Refers to "sister," indicating a female sibling.
• el abuelo: Means "grandpa," referring to one’s grandfather.
• la madre: Translates to "mother," identifying one’s mom or female parent.
• la tía: Means "aunt," the sister of one’s parent.
• la prima: Refers to "cousin" (girl), indicating the female child of one's aunt or uncle.
• la mascota: Translates to "pet," denoting an animal kept for companionship.