Es importante que aprendas palabras diferentes para poder expresarte con fluidez. En este resumen, verás vocabulario sobre la familia y el hogar. Si lo repasas con frecuencia, ¡no se te olvidará!
Info 1: La familia y el hogar
INGLÉS
ESPAÑOL
EJEMPLO
Mother-in-law
Suegra
My mother-in-law is really funny
Father-in-law
Suegro
Her father-in-law loves fishing
Brother-in-law
Cuñado
Mike is my brother-in-law
Sister-in-law
Cuñada
How old is your sister-in-law?
Husband
Marido
I need to call my husband
Wife
Mujer
Mary is Tom's wife
Nephew
Sobrino
My nephew is studying German
Niece
Sobrina
Lilly is my youngest niece
Parents
Padres
My parents are on holiday
Bathroom
Baño
Where is the bathroom?
Bedroom
Habitación
I don't want anyone in my bedroom
Garden
Jardín
I would like to have a garden
Hallway
Pasillo
The bedroom is at the end of the hallway
Kitchen
Cocina
I have just painted the kitchen
Living room
Salón
I love spending time in the living room
Info 2: Vocabulario extra sobre familia y hogar
iNGLÉS
ESPAÑOL
EJEMPLO
Aunt
Tía
My aunt is a doctor
Uncle
Tío
Peter's uncle moved to London
Great-grandfather
Bisabuelo
My great-grandfather was very smart
Great-grandmother
Bisabuela
What's your great-grandmother's name?
Basement
Sótano
The basement is full of boxes
Info adicional 1: Idioms relacionados con la familia y el hogar
INGLÉS
ESPAÑOL
EJEMPLO
To be the spitting image of someone
Ser la viva imagen de alguien (parecerse mucho físicamente)
What a beautiful eye colour! She's the spitting image of her aunt
To be the breadwinner
Ser el que trae el pan a casa (el sustentador de la familia)
My mum is the breadwinner of my family, she works so hard
To be born with a silver spoon in one's mouth
Nacer en una cuna de oro (nacer con privilegios y suerte)
He was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. Look at his golden shoes!
