No. 6,648 in Spanish
children
The Spanish word for "children" is "niños," meaning young human beings or offspring.
In a sentence
Los niños juegan en el parque cada tarde.
The children play in the park every evening.
In this sentence, 'niños' is the plural form used to refer to children in general, without specifying gender.
Los hijos de María son muy educados.
María's children are very polite.
Here, 'hijos' refers to María's offspring, emphasizing the familial connection.
Los pequeños necesitan ayuda con sus tareas.
The little ones need help with their homework.
This time, 'los pequeños' is a more affectionate or poetic way to refer to children, often used to express care or tenderness.
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