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Tarjetas de vocabulario sobre la familia, las relaciones personales, la familia política, adjetivos, estados civiles y verbos.
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la amistad
friendship
el asilo de ancianos
retirement home
el (la) bisabuelo(a)
great-grandparent
el (la) bisnieto(a)
great-grandchild
la brecha generacional
generation gap
el cambio
change
la cita
date, appointment
el divorcio
divorce
la generación
generation
hoy en día
nowadays
el (la) huérfano(a)
orphan
el matrimonio
marriage, married couple
el noviazgo
relationship between a boyfriend and a girlfriend
el (la) novio(a)
boyfriend / girlfriend
el papel
role
la pareja
couple, partner
los parientes
relatives
el (la) prometido(a)
fiance (é)
el reto
challenge
la tercera edad
old age
la vejez
old age
el (la) cuñado(a)
brother-in-law / sister-in-law
el (la) hermanastro(a)
stepbrother / stepsister
el (la) hijastro(a)
stepson / stepdaughter
la madrastra
stepmother
la nuera
daughter-in-law
el padrastro
stepfather
el (la) suegro(a)
father-in-law / mother-in-law
el yerno
son-in-law
desintegrado
broken (family)
enamorado (de)
in love (with)
moderno
modern
tradicional
traditional
unido
tight, close (family)
casado
married
divorciado
divorced
separado
separated
soltero
single
la unión civil
civil union
la unión libre
a couple living together, but without legal documentation
viudo
widowed
abrazar
to embrace, to hug
adoptar
to adopt
besar
to kiss
cambiar
to change
casarse (con)
to marry
comprometerse (con)
to get engaged (to)
coquetear
to flirt
crecer
to grow up
criar
to raise, to bring up
divorciarse (de)
to divorce
enamorarse (de)
to fall in love (with)
envejecer
to age, to get old
llevarse (bien/mal/regular)
to get along (well/poorly/okay)
nacer
to be born
odiar
to hate
querer (a)
to love (a person)
respetar
to respect
romper (con)
to break up (with)
salir con (una persona)
to go out with
saludar
to greet
separarse (de)
to separate (from)
tener novio(a) / tener pareja
To say in Spanish that you are in a relationship, use the verb tener: tengo novio(a) or tengo pareja.
ser / estar (para estado civil)
When telling your civil status, you can use the verb ser or estar: estoy casado(a) or soy casado(a).