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Cuidar Los ninos

Babysit

Quedarme en la casa

Stay at home

Alegre

Cheerful

Trabajado/perezoso

Hard working/lazy

Fiel/infiel

Loyal/disloyal

Pensativo/a

Thoughtful

Comprensivo/a

Understanding

Hablador/a / callado/a

Chatty/ quiet

Ambicioso/a

Ambitious

Molesto/a

Annoying

Padrasto/padrasta

Stepfather/stepmother

El sobrino/sobrina

Nephew/niece

El marido/mujer

Husband/wife

Hijo/ hija

Son/daughter

Mayor/menor

Older/younger

Nieto/nieta

Grandson/grandaughter