Spanish Words for Family | Spanish Family Words

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*CHAVACANO 101*
In my native language Chavacano, a Spanish-based creole language in the Philippines and in Asia, specifically the variant, dialect, or variety of Chavacano de Zamboanga or the Zamboangueño Chavacano, here are the translations of the English and Spanish vocabulary words in the video:
1. familia
2. abuela / lola (informal: aguela)
3. abuelo / lolo (informal: aguelo)
4. maga abuelo / abuelos / maga lolo (grandfathers), maga abuela / abuelas / maga lola (grandmothers), abuelo y abuela / lolo y lola (grandparents), maga abuelo y abuela / maga lolo y lola (grandparents), maga abuelo y maga abuela / maga lolo y maga lola (grandfathers and grandmothers/grandparents)
5. mujer / esposa
6. marido / esposo
7. hermana
8. hermano
9. anak / anak mujer / mujer anak / hija
10. anak / anak hombre / hombre anak / hijo
11. mayores (parent/parents), tata y nana/tata'y nana (father and mother/parents), maga tata (fathers/parents), maga nana (mothers/parents)
"padres" in Chavacano is rarely used for or to mean "parents", because it usually or commonly means "fathers/priests" for most of us
12. tata
"padre" in Chavacano is rarely used for or to mean "father", because usually or commonly it means "father/priest" for most of us
13. nana
"madre" in Chavacano is rarely used for or to mean "mother", because it usually or commonly means "sister/nun" for most of us
14. papa / papá / papang / papáng / pang / dad / daddy / di
(these are also usually or commonly capitalised when used as a name call, name replacement, or term of endearment)
15. mama / mamá / mamang / mamáng / mang / mom / mommy / mi
(these are also usually or commonly capitalized when used as a name call, name replacement, or term of endearment)
16. prima
17. primo
18. tia / auntie (informally: anti)
(these are also usually or commonly capitalized when used as a name call or name replacement)
19. tio / uncle (informally: angkol/ankol/ankel/angkel)
(these are also usually or commonly capitalized when used as a name call or name replacement)
20. sobrino
21. sobrina

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i know how to count in spanish.

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Portuguese:
Família
Avó
Avô
Esposa
Esposo
Irmã
Irmão
Filha
Filho
Pai
Mãe
Papai
Mamãe
Prima
Primo
Tia
Tio
Sobrinho
Sobrinha
It's fascinating how similar both languages are :D

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More similar to our country Philippines because Spanish Empire colonized Philippines twice
And thats why spain and Philippines have the same words sometimes

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Same as Tagalog word.

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¿¿De verdad??

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¿a qué te refieres?

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Hola comostas

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Bien

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Indonesia mama Spanish mamá

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Filipino: Mama

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Holla

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Primá

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I have madre

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I mean grade

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English Spanish, whoever moves is gay Newcross

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Google translate

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