Do You Know Your Spanish Family?

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This test was made to evaluate how well you know some family related words and their Spanish translation. Do you best to complete the following questions.

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1.

Seugro

Explanation
The correct answer is "Father-in-Law, Father in Law, Fatherinlaw." These are all different ways of spelling and formatting the term that refers to the father of one's spouse. The variations in spelling and formatting are common in different contexts or personal preferences, but they all refer to the same familial relationship.

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Cuñada

Explanation
The term "cuñada" is a Spanish word that translates to "sister-in-law" in English. In Spanish, the word is commonly written as one word, "cuñada," or with hyphens, "cuñada." In English, the term is typically written with hyphens as "sister-in-law" to indicate the familial relationship between siblings and their spouses. Therefore, the correct answer is "Sister-in-Law," "SisterinLaw," or "Sister in Law."

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3.

Cuñado
4.

Tío
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Aunt
6.

Father
7.

Grandmother

Explanation
The word "Grandmother" is translated into Spanish as "Abuela."

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8.

Fiance, Boyfriend, Groom

Explanation
The correct answer is "Prometido, Novio" because these are the Spanish translations for "Fiance" and "Boyfriend" respectively. "Groom" can also be translated as "Novio" in Spanish, but it is not mentioned in the given options. Therefore, the correct answer includes the translations for "Fiance" and "Boyfriend" in Spanish.

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Friend (male or female)

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The correct answer is "Amigo, Amiga, Amigo, Amiga, Amigo or Amiga." This is because the word "amigo" is used to refer to a male friend, while "amiga" is used to refer to a female friend. The phrase "amigo, amiga" indicates that both male and female friends are being referred to. The repetition of "amigo, amiga" suggests that the speaker is open to referring to friends of both genders.

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Sister

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Do You Know Your Spanish Family?

Seugro

Cuñada

Cuñado

Tío

Aunt

Father

Grandmother

Fiance, Boyfriend, Groom

Friend (male or female)

Sister