Spanish Words for Family | Spanish Family Words

Learn Spanish words for family with this quick 5-minute Spanish lesson. This Spanish Vocabulary lesson will teach you to say words like: papá, mamá, hermano, and hermana.
This is an easy course that is intended to teach Spanish for beginners. If you are just starting to learn Spanish, feel free to repeat the lesson as needed until you know all of the family words in Spanish.
This lesson will help improve your Spanish vocabulary by teaching you how to say niece and nephew in Spanish, how to say mom and dad in Spanish, and the Spanish words for grandma and grandpa.
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*CHAVACANO 101* In my native language Chavacano, a Spanish-based creole language in the Philippines and in Asia, specifically the variant, dialect, or variety of Chavacano de Zamboanga or the Zamboangueño Chavacano, here are the translations of the English and Spanish vocabulary words in the video: 1. familia 2. abuela / lola (informal: aguela) 3. abuelo / lolo (informal: aguelo) 4. maga abuelo / abuelos / maga lolo (grandfathers), maga abuela / abuelas / maga lola (grandmothers), abuelo y abuela / lolo y lola (grandparents), maga abuelo y abuela / maga lolo y lola (grandparents), maga abuelo y maga abuela / maga lolo y maga lola (grandfathers and grandmothers/grandparents) 5. mujer / esposa 6. marido / esposo 7. hermana 8. hermano 9. anak / anak mujer / mujer anak / hija 10. anak / anak hombre / hombre anak / hijo 11. mayores (parent/parents), tata y nana/tata'y nana (father and mother/parents), maga tata (fathers/parents), maga nana (mothers/parents) "padres" in Chavacano is rarely used for or to mean "parents", because it usually or commonly means "fathers/priests" for most of us 12. tata "padre" in Chavacano is rarely used for or to mean "father", because usually or commonly it means "father/priest" for most of us 13. nana "madre" in Chavacano is rarely used for or to mean "mother", because it usually or commonly means "sister/nun" for most of us 14. papa / papá / papang / papáng / pang / dad / daddy / di (these are also usually or commonly capitalised when used as a name call, name replacement, or term of endearment) 15. mama / mamá / mamang / mamáng / mang / mom / mommy / mi (these are also usually or commonly capitalized when used as a name call, name replacement, or term of endearment) 16. prima 17. primo 18. tia / auntie (informally: anti) (these are also usually or commonly capitalized when used as a name call or name replacement) 19. tio / uncle (informally: angkol/ankol/ankel/angkel) (these are also usually or commonly capitalized when used as a name call or name replacement) 20. sobrino 21. sobrina

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Portuguese: Família Avó Avô Esposa Esposo Irmã Irmão Filha Filho Pai Mãe Papai Mamãe Prima Primo Tia Tio Sobrinho Sobrinha It's fascinating how similar both languages are :D

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I have madre

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More similar to our country Philippines because Spanish Empire colonized Philippines twice And thats why spain and Philippines have the same words sometimes

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Indonesia mama Spanish mamá

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Filipino: Mama

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Same as Tagalog word.

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Sooo....what if i had an aunt that identifies as a male

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