Welcome to Family Part I! This lesson will help you to be able to express in conversation if you have a mother or father, how many siblings you have, or kids, and helps you understand when other people tell you about their families. Did you know you are on lesson 13 of our 16 of the Conversational Spanish pages! After you are finished learning these 16 pages be sure to go to our Spanish Words categories if you want to work more on basics or another similar category. Also come to our Spanish for Seniors page to see why this course was created. Click the button below to see a video lesson of Family Part I:
| English | Spanish |
| I have | (Yo) tengo |
| a mother. | una madre. |
| I have | (Yo) tengo |
| a father. | un padre. |
| I have | (Yo) tengo |
| two parents. | dos padres. |
| You have | (Ud.) tiene |
| three siblings. | tres hermanos. |
| You have | (Ud.) tiene |
| four grandparents. | cuatro abuelos. |
| You have | (Ud.) tiene |
| five sisters. | cinco hermanas. |
| She has | (Ella) tiene |
| six boys (men). | seis hombres. |
| She has | (Ella) tiene |
| seven girls (women). | siete mujeres. |
| She has | (Ella) tiene |
| eight children (girls and boys). | ocho hijos. |
| He has | (Él) tiene |
| nine female children. | nueve hijas. |
| He has | (Él) tiene |
| 10 relatives. | diez parientes. |