Exploring Family Vocabulary in Spanish

This video tutorial teaches how to describe family members in Spanish, starting with nuclear family terms like parents and children, and expanding to extended family members such as grandparents, uncles, aunts, and cousins. It explains the use of possessive adjectives and common verbs like 'tener' and 'ser' to describe family relationships. The video concludes with an example of a family description in Spanish.

What are the Spanish terms for 'parents'?

• mamá y papá

• tío y tía

• abuelo y abuela

• hermano y hermana

What is the Spanish term for 'wife'?

• tía

• hermana

• esposa

• mamá

How do you say 'siblings' in Spanish?

• hermanos

• primos

• niños

• esposos

What is the Spanish word for 'grandfather'?

• padre

• abuelo

• tío

• primo

Which term refers to 'aunt' in Spanish?

• nieta

• tía

• sobrina

• esposa

What is the correct translation for 'cousins' in Spanish?

• abuelos

• sobrinos

• hermanos

• primos

Which possessive adjective would you use to say 'My mother' in Spanish?

• Su

• Nuestro

• Mi

• Tu

What verb is used to indicate possession of family members in Spanish?

• Estar

• Ser

• Hacer

• Tener

Which adjective would not typically describe a family relationship?

• casado

• amigable

• estricto

• bonita

How would you describe a 'playful cousin' in Spanish?

• prima juguetona

• prima inteligente

• primo juguetón

• primo serio