famille Flashcards by Siyonna Ogbanufe

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What is the German word for ‘father’?

A

Vater

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What is the German word for ‘mother’?

A

Mutter

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What is the German word for ‘brother’?

A

Bruder

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What is the German word for ‘sister’?

A

Schwester

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What is the German word for ‘grandfather’?

A

Großvater

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What is the German word for ‘grandmother’?

A

Großmutter

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What is the German word for ‘uncle’?

A

Onkel

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What is the German word for ‘aunt’?

A

Tante

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What is the German word for ‘cousin’ (male)?

A

Cousin

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What is the German word for ‘cousin’ (female)?

A

Cousine

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What is the German word for ‘son’?

A

Sohn

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What is the German word for ‘daughter’?

A

Tochter

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What is the German word for ‘nephew’?

A

Neffe

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What is the German word for ‘niece’?

A

Nichte

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What is the German word for ‘parents’?

A

Eltern

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What is the German word for ‘family’?

A

Familie

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Fill in the blank: ‘____ ist mein Bruder.’ (____ is my brother.)

A

Das ist mein Bruder.

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What is the German term for ‘stepfather’?

A

Stiefvater