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A set of practice vocabulary flashcards covering domestic chores and family relationship terms in Spanish based on the lecture preparation notes.
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Poner la mesa
To set the table for a meal.
Quitar el polvo de los muebles
To dust the furniture.
Sacar la basura
To take out the trash to the trash can (basurero).
La lavadora
The washing machine.
La secadora
The dryer.
Arreglar la cama
To make or fix the bed after getting up.
Quitar el césped
To mow or cut the grass (performed every Saturday in the notes).
Barrer el piso
To sweep the floor, specifically using a broom (escoba).
Doblar las camisetas
To fold t-shirts; a task described as boring and time-consuming.
El abuelo
The father of one's mother (el padre de mi madre).
Los hijastros
A person's stepchildren; specifically the children of a new spouse.
Hermanos gemelos
Twin brothers; siblings who are the same age (noted as 10 years old).
La nieta
The granddaughter; the daughter of one's daughter.
La madrastra
A stepmother; referred to in the notes as the new mother.
La hermana
A sister; the daughter of one's parents.
La esposa
The wife; defined as the mother of one's children.
La mascota
A pet, such as a cat (gato).