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How to Say ‘The whole family’ in Mexican Spanish

Toda la familia

TOH-dah lah fah-MEE-lyah

[TOH-dah lah fah-MEE-lyah]

💬 Usage Tip: A useful chunk: toda la familia = the entire family. Learn it as one unit.

🇲🇽 In Mexico: Big matches often become family events in Mexico, with snacks, shouting, and everyone reacting together.

Phrase Breakdown

Toda

[TOH-dah]

all / whole

Shows totality; here it means the entire group.

Example

Toda la familia está viendo el partido; Toda la familia no cabe de emoción.

The whole family is watching the match; the whole family is overflowing with excitement.

la

[lah]

the

Feminine article introducing the noun 'familia.'

Example

Toda la familia celebra junta; la emoción se siente mucho.

The whole family celebrates together; the excitement is felt strongly.

familia

[fah-MEE-lyah]

family

Refers to the family as a unit watching or reacting together.

Example

Toda la familia salta de alegría; familia reunida, fiesta segura.

The whole family jumps with joy; when family gathers, celebration is guaranteed.

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