la abuela
grandmother
el abeulo
grandfather
el ahijado/la ahijada
godchild
la esposa
wife
el esposo
husband
la hermana
sister
el hermano
brother
el hermanastro/la hermanastra
stepbrother/stepsister
la hija
daughter
el hijo
son
el hijo �nico/la hija �nica
only child
la madrastra
stepmother
la madre
mother
la mam�
mom
la media hermama
half sister
el media hermano
half brother
la nieta
granddaughter
el nieto
grandson
la ni�a
girl child
el ni�o
boy child
la novia
girlfriend
el novio
boyfriend
el padrastro
stepfather
el padre
father
los padres
parents
el padrino
godfather
el pap�
dad
el pariente
relative
el primo
male cousin
la prima
female cousin
la sobrina
niece
el sobrino
nephew
la t�a
aunt
el t�o
uncle
acostar(se)
to go to bed
afeitar(se)
to shave
almorzar
to have lunch
ba�ar (se)
to bathe
casar (se)
to get married
cerrar
to close
costar
to cost
decir
to say/tell
desayunar
to have breakfast
despertar(se)
to wake up
dormir la siesta
to take a nap
duchar (se)
to shower
empezar
to begin/start
encontrar
to find
entender
to understand
jugar
to play (a sport)
lavar (se)
to wash (oneself)
levantar (se)
to get up
maquillar (se)
to put on makeup
pasar
to spend (time); to pass
pasear
to take a walk/stroll
pedir
to ask for/ order
peinar (se)
to comb (hair)
pensar
to think
poder
to be able to/can
poner (se) la ropa
to get dressed/ put on clothes
preferir
to prefer
querer
to want
quitar(se)
to take off (clothings)
secar (se)
to dry (off)
seguir
to follow/ continue
sentarse
to sit down
sentir(se)
to feel
servir
to serve
tener
to have
venir
to come
vestir (se)
to get dressed
visitar
to visit
volver
to return
el bautizo
baptism
la derecha
right
la foto (graf�a)
photograph
la izquierda
left
juntos/as
together
el/la mayor
oldest
el/la menor
youngest
la noticia
news
tarde
late
temprano
early
un poco
a little
divorciado/a
divorced
gemelo/a
twin
ocupado/a
busy/occupied
pensar + infinitive
pienso estudiar esta noche
to plan to do something
I plan to study tonight
tener que + infinitive
tengo que visitar a mis abuelos este fin de semana
expressing obligation
I have to visit my grandparents this weekend
hace + time + que + present tense
hace dos horas que juegan
expressing how something is going
they have been playing for 2 hours
cu�nto tiempo + hace que + present tense
�cu�nto tiempo hace que juegan?
asking how long an action has been taking place
how long have they been playing?