Vocabulario en inglés: familia, parentescos y palabras clave
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Vocabulario de familia en inglés
A continuación encontrarás los términos de parentesco más comunes en inglés, con su traducción al español.
- Madre - Mother
- Padre - Father
- Padres - Parents
- Esposa - Wife
- Esposo - Husband
- Hija - Daughter
- Hijo - Son
- Hijos - Children
- Hijastra - Stepdaughter
- Hijastro - Stepson
- Hermana - Sister
- Hermano - Brother
- Huérfano - Orphan
- Ahijada - Goddaughter
- Ahijado - Godson
- Madrastra - Stepmother
- Padrastro - Stepfather
- Mamá - Mum
- Papá - Dad
- Padrino - Godfather
- Madrina - Godmother
- Abuela - Grandmother
- Abuelo - Grandfather
- Abuelos - Grandparents
- Nieta - Granddaughter
- Nieto - Grandson
- Nietos - Grandchildren
- Tía - Aunt
- Tío - Uncle
- Sobrina - Niece
- Sobrino - Nephew
- Primo/a - Cousin
- Nuera - Daughter-in-law
- Yerno - Son-in-law
- Suegra - Mother-in-law
- Suegro - Father-in-law
- Cuñada - Sister-in-law
- Cuñado - Brother-in-law
- Hijo único - Only child
- Bisabuelo - Great-grandfather
- Bisabuela - Great-grandmother
- Bisnieta - Great-granddaughter
- Bisnieto - Great-grandson
Vocabulario general en inglés
A continuación se presentan palabras y expresiones útiles con su significado.
- Awful: used for saying how unpleasant someone or something is.
- Bored: feeling impatient or dissatisfied, because you are not interested in something or because you have nothing to do.
- Boring: not at all interesting, and making you feel impatient or dissatisfied.
- Break: a short holiday.
- Envious: unhappy because you want very much to do something that someone else does or to have something that they have.
- Forever: for all future time; always.
- Freedom: the state of being able to go anywhere and do anything without being stopped.
- GCSE: General Certificate of Secondary Education: an examination in a wide range of subjects taken by students in England and Wales, usually at the age of 15 or 16.
- Give someone a lift: an occasion when someone takes you somewhere in their car.
- Hang out: to spend time in a particular place or with particular people.
- Headteacher: a teacher who is in charge of a school.
- Homework: work that a teacher gives a student to do out of class.
- Issue: a problem that needs to be considered.
- Mate: a friend.
- Mess around: to behave in a silly way, especially when you should be working or paying attention to something.
- Miles away: a long distance from something.
- Miss: to wish you still had something or could still do something.
- Separate: to take or move people apart.
- Sweet: kind, gentle, or nice to other people.
- Switch off: to stop listening to someone, or to stop thinking about something.
- Tiny: extremely small.