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The Family Members in the Papiamento Language
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Kon ta bai? Papiamento Learners! 😃

Papiamento, or Papiamentu, is a creole language spoken in Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao (etherlands Antilles).

The culture and traditions of the Netherlands Antilles were developing during many centuries and locals have strong bonds in families.

➡ In today's lesson you will learn how to write and pronounce the family members in the Papiamento language.

Happy learning!

Consider broadening your understanding by checking out these related lessons: Animals, Nature, House & Climate and Weather.

famia - family[edit | edit source]

Papiamento English
madú, madushi, wela grandmother
padú, padushi, tawela grandfather
mayó(r)nan parents
papa, tata father

dad

mama mother

mom

esposo husband
esposa wife, spouse
hende human being
hòmber [ES: el hombre] man
muher woman
miembro di famía relatives
tío, omo uncle
tía, tanta aunt
subrino nephew
subrina niece
primu

prima

cousin
mucha homber boy
mucha muhé girl
yiu homber son
yiu muhé daughter
ruman homber brother
ruman muhé sister
yiu child
bebi, beibi baby
amigo, amigu, kompai

amiga

friend
bisiño [PT: o vizinho]

bisiña

[male] neighbor

[female]

persona person
pueblo people

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