Navigating family dynamics is tricky enough, but add a new language to the mix, and things can get even more interesting! If you're expanding your family and your Spanish vocabulary, learning how to say "mother-in-law" is a must. Luckily, it's pretty straightforward.
The most common way to say "mother-in-law" in Spanish is **suegra** (pronounced sweh-grah). It's a single word, feminine in gender, so remember to use it with feminine articles (like "la suegra").
For example:
* "Mi suegra es muy amable." (My mother-in-law is very kind.)
* "Voy a visitar a mi suegra." (I'm going to visit my mother-in-law.)
That's it! A short and sweet lesson to help you communicate with confidence in your new family. Now go impress your *suegra*!
