How to Say “Member” in Spanish

miembro
/ˈmjembɾo/masculine
The Spanish word for 'member' (one who officially belongs to a group) is miembro. Wiktionary also lists integrante.
Meaning: one who officially belongs to a group (noun)

Ways to say it

“member” in Spanish
Spanish IPA Note
miembro /ˈmjembɾo/ masculine
integrante /inteˈɡɾante/ neuter

In a general sense, you can use miembro to describe someone belonging to a group, such as miembro(s) de la familia (members of a family) or miembro(s) del equipo (member of a team). In a biological or anatomical context, miembro can also mean a limb of the body, such as an arm or a leg. When referring to membership in a legal context or specifically for a club or association, socio is often used.

Which one should you use?

miembro is a masculine noun, while integrante is a neuter form. integrante serves as a gender-neutral way to refer to members of a group.

Is it said differently in some regions?

In certain parts of Latin America, asociado and asociada are used as formal terms for a member of an association or organization.

How does it change in a sentence?

The masculine plural form miembros is used to describe a group consisting of only men or a mixed-gender group. The neutral plural form integrantes can be used for any group, regardless of the gender of the members.

How do you pronounce it?

/ˈmjembɾo/

What mistakes should you avoid?

Do not attempt to create a feminine version of miembro like miembra. Even when referring to a woman, the word remains grammatically masculine (un miembro). If you wish to avoid masculine forms, use integrante instead.

Did you know?

  • The word miembro shares an ancient root with the English word 'limb', as both derive from the Latin 'membrum'.
  • While miembro is used for general groups, the word socio is used for members of a club or a business partnership, which literally translates to 'partner'.
  • The term integrante is used not just for neutrality, but often to imply that the person is an essential part of a whole, like a 'component'.

Examples in context

  • No es un miembro.
    He's not a member.
    This sentence is useful for stating that someone is not a member using miembro.
    Tatoeba #5014631 by don_ramon, translation #1745682 by Spamster
  • Soy miembro del coro.
    I'm a member of the glee club.
    This sentence is useful for stating membership in a glee club using miembro.
    Tatoeba #1724445 by teskmon, translation #62867 by CK
  • Soy miembro del equipo.
    I'm a member of the team.
    This sentence is useful for stating membership in a team using miembro.
    Tatoeba #1619575 by hayastan, translation #1619573 by Spamster
  • Como miembro del comité, su opinión es crucial.
    As a member of the committee, your opinion is crucial.
  • Los socios del club gozan de múltiples beneficios.
    Club members enjoy various benefits.
  • Pepe es un compañero de mi equipo de fútbol.
    Pepe is a member of my soccer team
  • Soy un asociado de la Cámara de Comercio.
    I am a member of the Chamber of Commerce.
  • Mis hermanos son miembros de la familia.
    My brothers are members of the family.
  • Soy socio de la empresa
    I am a member of the company, from a legal perspective
  • 64 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Javier and Elena are talking about a local gym.

  1. Javier

    ¿Eres miembro de este gimnasio?
    Are you a member of this gym?
  2. Elena

    Sí, soy miembro desde el año pasado.
    Yes, I have been a member since last year.
  3. Javier

    Es un excelente lugar para entrenar.
    It is an excellent place to train.
  4. Elena

    Tienes razón, Javier.
    You are right, Javier.

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