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La Familia y Las Emociones – Family and Emotions

By Natalie Castner · 2020-09-11

Learning how to talk about your family is so important especially when learning conversational Spanish. One of the first things I ask, at least, is whether or not someone I just met has siblings.


Emotions is another important thing you need to be able to talk about with confidence when learning another language. Expressing how you feel is definitely something you will want to practice and get good at. Remember, if an adjective ends in an "a" or an "o" they will change based on the gender of the object or person they describe.


Example: Mi mamá está enojada- my mom is mad vs. mi papá está enojado- my dad is mad.

Free download: Emotions vocabulary sheet (PDF)

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