Brothers and sisters in Latin American Spanish
Short sentences about brothers and sisters in Latin American Spanish
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 Tengo una hermana. |  Tengo un hermano. |  Soy hijo único. |  Tengo un hermano y una hermana. |  Tengo dos hermanas. |
 Tengo dos hermanos. |  Tengo dos hermanos y una hermana |  Tengo dos hermanas y un hermano. |  Tengo tres hermanas. |  Tengo tres hermanos. |
Beginner Latin American Spanish Vocabulary
- Family - members
- Family - my siblings
- Body - parts of the body
- Body - the head
- Body - hair colour and style
- People - portraits
- People - appearance
- People - clothes 1
- People - clothes 2
- People - jobs
- People - health problems
- Animals - pets
- Animals - farm
- Activity - daily routine
- Activity - hobbies
- Activity - sports
- Activity - holidays
- Food - fruit
- Food - vegetables
- Food - groceries
- Food - restaurant
- Food - drinks and snacks
- Colours
- Home - my room
- Home - rooms in the house
- Home - helping at home 1
- Home - helping at home 2
- Home - in the garden
- School - classroom objects
- School - subjects
- School - activities
- Place - where I live
- Place - homes
- Place - shops
- Place - meeting places
- Place - places in town
- Go - means of transport
- Go - on holiday
- Go - which way?
- Go - where?
- World - European countries
- World - environment
- World - weather
- Time - what time is it?
- Time - spring and summer
- Time - autumn and winter
- Numbers - 1 to 10
- Numbers - 11 to 20
- Numbers - to 100 (1)
- Numbers - to 100 (2)
- Grammar - adjectives 1
- Grammar - adjectives 2
- Grammar - verbs 1
- Grammar - verbs 2
- Grammar - prepositions 1
- Grammar - prepositions 2
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