Swedish to French Family Member Translations

Swedish to French Translation: Family Members

When it comes to expressing familial relationships in French, there are specific terms to use depending on the type of family member involved. Below, we explore how to translate various family members from Swedish to French.

Immediate Family Members

Father

In Swedish, the word for father translates to "far." In French, this term becomes "père."

Mother

The Swedish word for mother is "mor," which changes to "mère" in French.

Son

"Son" in Swedish translates to "son" in French.

Daughter

In Swedish, "daughter" is "dotter," which becomes "fille" in French.

Grandfather

The Swedish word for grandfather is "farfar," which is translated to "grand-père" in French.

Grandmother

The Swedish term for grandmother is "morfar," which changes to "grand-mère" in French.

Brother

In Swedish, "brother" is "bror," which becomes "frère" in French.

Sister

In Swedish, "sister" is "systrar," which changes to "sœur" in French.

Wife

The Swedish word for wife is "kvinna," which is translated to "épouse" or "femme" in French.

Husband

The Swedish term for husband is "mannen," which changes to "époux" or "mari" in French.

Extended Family Members by Marriage and Steps

Family relationships can also be extended through marriage and step-relationships. Here's how they are described in both languages:

By learning these family member translations, you can effectively communicate familial relationships in both languages.

Learn how to translate various family members from Swedish to French, including immediate family members like father, mother, son, and daughter, as well as extended family members such as stepfather, stepsister, son-in-law, and daughter-in-law. Enhance your language skills by understanding familial relationships in both languages.