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Talking About Family Status and Relationships in Spanish
Learn essential Spanish vocabulary and phrases to talk about relationships, including civil status, friendships, and how you get along with people.
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TutorialSpanish
Talking About Family Status and Relationships in Spanish
Learn essential Spanish vocabulary and phrases to talk about relationships, including civil status, friendships, and how you get along with people.
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In this section, we'll expand your ability to talk about people and relationships. You'll learn how to describe someone's civil status, like whether they are single or married, and how to talk about how well you get along with friends and colleagues.
Lesson#2
To describe someone's civil status, you usually use the verb 'estar' followed by an adjective that changes for gender. For example, to say 'I am single', a man would say 'estoy soltero' and a woman would say 'estoy soltera'.
Quiz#3
How would a male speaker say 'I am single' in Spanish?
Estoy soltero
Quiz#4
How would a female speaker say 'I am single' in Spanish?
Estoy soltera
Lesson#5
Similarly, to say someone is married, you use 'estar casado' for a man and 'estar casada' for a woman.
Quiz#6
How do you say 'he is married' in Spanish?
Él está casado
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