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How to Say ‘My grandparents live in Madrid.’ in Spain Spanish

Mis abuelos viven en Madrid.

mees ah-BWEH-lohs BEE-ben en mah-DREED

[mees ah-BWEH-lohs BEE-ben en mah-DREED]

Phrase Breakdown

Mis abuelos

mees ah-BWEH-lohs

My grandparents

'Abuelos' can mean 'grandparents' or 'grandfathers'. Say it as a-BWE-los, linking it with 'mis': mi-sa-BWE-los.

Example

Mis abuelos son muy simpáticos.

My grandparents are very nice.

Words in this phrase

Mis

[mees]

My (plural)

A possessive adjective used before plural nouns.

Example

Mis amigos vendrán esta noche.

My friends will come tonight.

abuelos

[ah-BWEH-lohs]

grandparents

Plural of 'abuelo'; grandfather and grandmother.

Example

Mis abuelos son mayores.

My grandparents are old.

viven en Madrid.

BEE-ben en mah-DREED

live in Madrid.

Link 'viven en' smoothly: BEE-be-nen. The final 'd' of Madrid is very soft.

Example

Mis tíos viven en Madrid.

My aunt and uncle live in Madrid.

Words in this phrase

viven

[BEE-ben]

(they) live

Third-person plural of 'vivir', to live.

Example

Mis primos viven en el campo.

My cousins live in the countryside.

[en]

Used with time to mean 'in', as in 'in ten minutes'.

Example

Salimos en media hora.

We leave in half an hour.

Madrid

[mah-DREED]

Madrid

The capital city of Spain, often used as a destination in examples.

Example

Mi vuelo llega a Madrid por la noche.

My flight arrives in Madrid at night.

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