► family ♦ ‘fæməli
grandmother ♦ ‘ɡrænmʌðə ♦ nonna
grandfather ♦ ‘ɡrænfɑːðə ♦ nonno
grandparents ♦ ‘ɡrænpeərənts ♦ nonni
grandchildren ♦ ‘ɡræntʃɪldrən ♦ nipoti (di nonni)
grandson ♦ ‘ɡrænsʌn ♦ nipote maschile (di nonni)
granddaughter ♦ ‘ɡrændɔːtə ♦ nipote femminile (di nonni)
relatives ♦ ‘relətɪvz ♦ parenti
daughter ♦ ‘dɔːtə ♦ figlia
son ♦ ‘sʌn ♦ figlio
uncle ♦ ‘ʌŋkəl ♦ zio
aunt ♦ ‘ɑːnt ♦ zia
father ♦ ‘fɑːðə ♦ padre
mother ♦ ‘mʌðə ♦ madre
sister ♦ ‘sɪstə ♦ sorella
brother ♦ ‘brʌðə ♦ fratello
wife ♦ ‘waɪf ♦ moglie
husband ♦ ‘hʌzbənd ♦ marito
nephew ♦ ‘nefjuː ♦ nipote (maschile)
niece ♦ ‘niːs ♦ nipote (femminile)
baby ♦ ‘beɪbi ♦ neonato/a
cousin ♦ ‘kʌzən ♦ cugino
parents ♦ ‘peərənts ♦ genitori
sister ♦ ‘sɪstə ♦ sorella
brother ♦ ‘brʌðə ♦ fratello
children ♦ ‘tʃɪldrən ♦ figli/bambini/ragazzi
ehm… I don’t see “sibling”
The lists aren’t necessarily complete and they are designed as “basic vocalulary”.
“Sibling” is a little more sophisticated.