How to Say ‘Son’ in Spain Spanish
Hijo
EE-hoh
[EE-hoh]
🇪🇸 In Spain: Used literally for a son, but older relatives can also say [hijo] warmly to younger family members, even in-laws. It often sounds affectionate rather than strongly literal.
Phrase Breakdown
Hijo
[EE-hoh]
son
Literally 'son'; also used affectionately when addressing a younger man or one’s child.
Ven aquí, hijo, que quiero hablar contigo.
Come here, son, I want to talk to you.
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