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How to Say "My nephew" in Spanish

Say 'mi sobrino' to refer to your nephew in Spanish. Easy to remember and use!

mi sobrino

mee soh-BREE-nohneutral

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Use this phrase when talking about your brother's or sister's son. For example, you might say 'Mi sobrino vive en Madrid' (My nephew lives in Madrid).

Alternatives

  • mi sobrinitaUse this for your niece instead.
  • el sobrino míoThis is less common and can sound a bit more emphatic or poetic.

Ways to get it wrong

Sobrino vs. Sobrino

Don't confuse 'sobrino' (nephew) with 'padrino' (godfather).

Pronunciation of 'R'

Practice the rolled 'rr' sound in 'sobrino' for clearer pronunciation.

Frequently asked

how to say my nephew in spanish

The most common way to say 'my nephew' in Spanish is 'mi sobrino'. This is a direct and widely understood translation.

mi sobrino vs mi sobrina

'Mi sobrino' refers to a male nephew, while 'mi sobrina' refers to a female niece. Make sure to use the correct one based on gender.

what does sobrino mean in english

In English, 'sobrino' translates to 'nephew'. It specifically refers to the son of one's sibling.