Family Members
CEFR A1 (Beginner) · Week 17 · 25 questions
Family vocabulary combines with possessive articles (mein, dein) that follow the ein/eine pattern. This lets you talk about your relatives.
What you'll practise
- Name family members in German
- Use possessives mein, meine, dein, deine
- Match possessives to gender and case
- Describe your family
All 25 questions in this Family Members quiz
German (A1) — Family Members: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- How do you say 'father' in German?
- How do you say 'mother' in German?
- How do you say 'brother' in German?
- How do you say 'sister' in German?
- How do you say 'son' in German?
- How do you say 'daughter' in German?
- How do you say 'grandfather' in German?
- How do you say 'grandmother' in German?
- How do you say 'grandmother' (informal)?
- How do you say 'grandfather' (informal)?
- How do you say 'uncle' in German?
- How do you say 'aunt' in German?
- How do you say 'cousin' (male) in German?
- How do you say 'cousin' (female) in German?
- How do you say 'husband' in German?
- How do you say 'wife' in German?
- How do you say 'child' in German?
- How do you say 'boy' in German?
- How do you say 'girl' in German?
- How do you say 'baby' in German?
- Complete: 'Das ist mein _____.' (This is my father.)
- How do you say 'parent' in German?
- How do you say 'parents' in German?
- How do you say 'sibling' in German?
- How do you say 'family' in German?
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