tía
/ˈtia/, [ˈt̪i.a]aunt
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Tom tiene una tía que está en la cárcel.
Tom has an aunt who is in prison.
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La mujer de mi tío es mi tía.
My uncle's wife is my aunt.
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Mi tía parece joven.
My aunt looks young.
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Mi tía es mayor que mi madre.
My aunt is older than my mother.
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Pasé las vacaciones de verano en casa de mi tía.
I spent the summer vacation at my aunt's house.
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La esposa del hermano de mi padre es mi tía.
My father's brother's wife is my aunt.
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Se quedó en la casa de su tía.
He stayed at his aunt's house.
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Mi tía lleva gafas cuando lee los documentos.
My aunt wears glasses when she reads the papers.
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Mi tío es delgado, pero mi tía es robusta.
My uncle is slender, but my aunt is stout.
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Mi tía me regaló una cámara.
My aunt gave me a camera.
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Mi tía vive en Nueva York.
My aunt lives in New York.
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Tengo una relación especial con mi tía.
I have a special relationship with my aunt.
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¿Cuánto tiempo estarás en la casa de tu tía?
How long will you be at your aunt's house?
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La hermana de su padre o de su madre es su tía.
The sister of your father or mother is your aunt.
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La esposa del hermano de mi madre es mi tía.
My mother's brother's wife is my aunt.
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Mi tío está delgado, pero mi tía está gorda.
My uncle is slim, but my aunt is fat.
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