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Family & Kids: beginner level
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family
[ˈfæmɪlɪ]
parent
[ˈpeərənt]
mother
[ˈmʌðə]
father
[ˈfɑːðə]
mom
[mɒm]
dad
[dæd]
son
[sʌn]
daughter
[ˈdɔːtə]
brother
[ˈbrʌðə]
sister
[ˈsɪstə]
grandmother
[ˈgrænˌmʌðə]
grandfather
[ˈgrænˌfɑːðə]
aunt
[ɑːnt]
uncle
[ˈʌŋkl]
cousin
[ˈkʌzn]
baby
[ˈbeɪbi]
child
[ʧaɪld]
kid
[kɪd]
toddler
[ˈtɒdlə]
teenager
[ˈtiːnˌeɪʤə]
babysitter
[ˈbeɪbɪˌsɪtə]
diaper
[ˈdaɪəpə]
wipes
[waɪps]
bottle
[ˈbɒtl]
pacifier
[ˈpæsɪfaɪə]
stroller
[ˈstrəʊlə]
crib
[krɪb]
blanket
[ˈblæŋkɪt]
toy
[tɔɪ]
play
[pleɪ]
hug
[hʌg]
kiss
[kɪs]
smile
[smaɪl]
cry
[kraɪ]
sleep
[sliːp]
nap
[næp]
bedtime
[ˈbedtaɪm]
feed
[fiːd]
hungry
[ˈhʌŋgrɪ]
thirsty
[ˈθɜːsti]
milk
[mɪlk]
snack
[snæk]
bath
[bɑːθ]
wash
[wɒʃ]
clean
[kliːn]
dirty
[ˈdɜːti]
school
[skuːl]
kindergarten
[ˈkɪndəˌgɑːtn]
playground
[ˈpleɪgraʊnd]
safe
[seɪf]
care
[keə]
Frequently Asked Questions
The list contains 51 words. That is enough to cover the most common family and childcare situations with practical beginner vocabulary.
Study them in small groups, say the words aloud, and use them in short everyday phrases about food, sleep, play, and family routines.
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