How to Say ‘My niece Carla’ in Mexican Spanish
Mi sobrina Carla
mee soh-BREE-nah KAR-lah
[mee soh-BREE-nah KAR-lah]
Phrase Breakdown
Mi
[mee]
my
A possessive adjective used to show something belongs to you or relates to you.
Mi familia quiere una mesa especial.
My family wants a special table.
sobrina
[soh-BREE-nah]
niece
The daughter of one's brother or sister.
Mi sobrina estudia inglés.
My niece studies English.
Carla
[KAR-lah]
Carla
A female first name.
Carla es mi prima.
Carla is my cousin.
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