Family Members:
- Padre: pah-dray (father)
- Madre: mah-dray (mother)
- Hermano: er-mah-noh (brother)
- Hermana: er-mah-nah (sister)
- Abuelo: ah-bway-loh (grandfather)
- Abuela: ah-bway-lah (grandmother)
- Tío: tee-oh (uncle)
- Tía: tee-ah (aunt)
- Primo: pree-moh (cousin, male)
- Prima: pree-mah (cousin, female)
- Sobrino: soh-bree-noh (nephew)
- Sobrina: soh-bree-nah (niece)
Relationships
- Familia: fah-mee-lee-ah (family)
- Parientes: pah-ree-en-tes (relatives)
- Padres: pah-dres (parents)
- Hijos: ee-hohs (children)
- Hijo: ee-hoh (son)
- Hija: ee-hah (daughter)
- Esposo / Marido: es-poh-soh / mah-ree-doh (husband)
- Esposa / Mujer: es-poh-sah / moo-hair (wife)
- Novio: noh-vee-oh (boyfriend)
- Novia: noh-vee-ah (girlfriend)
- Cuñado: koo-nyah-doh (brother-in-law)
- Cuñada: koo-nyah-dah (sister-in-law)
Phrases
- Mi familia: mee fah-mee-lee-ah (my family)
- Nuestra relación: noo-es-trah reh-lah-see-ohn (our relationship)
- Pasar tiempo juntos: pah-sar tee-em-poh hoon-tohs (spend time together)
- Llevarse bien: yeh-var-seh byen (get along well)
- Tener una discusión: teh-ner oo-nah dees-koo-see-on (have an argument)
- Quererse: keh-rehr-seh (to love each other)
- Pelearse: peh-lehr-seh (to fight)
- Cuidarse mutuamente: kwee-dar-seh moo-too-men-teh (take care of each other)
- Compartir: kohm-pahr-teer (to share)
- Apoyarse: ah-poh-yar-seh (to support each other)
