Lesson 12 family members
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This document lists various family members and their Spanish translations, including immediate family like parents, siblings, grandparents; extended family like aunts, uncles, cousins; in-laws; step relatives; and some additional relationship terms like friend, boyfriend/girlfriend, and wedding party roles. It provides Spanish words for over 30 different familial and other relationship terms for the purposes of vocabulary building in that language.
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