How to Say ‘She's my niece.’ in Mexican Spanish
Es mi sobrina.
es mee soh-BREE-nah
[es mee soh-BREE-nah]
💬 Usage Tip: Family words switch ending for male or female: sobrino "nephew," sobrina "niece." Same with primo / prima "cousin."
Phrase Breakdown
Es
[es]
is
Form of ser used to identify something.
Es la puerta final de este pasillo.
It is the final gate in this hallway.
mi
[mee]
my
Possessive word used to show something belongs to you.
Mi maleta pesa veinte kilos.
My suitcase weighs twenty kilos.
sobrina
[soh-BREE-nah]
niece
The daughter of one's brother or sister.
Mi sobrina estudia inglés.
My niece studies English.
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