By the way, do you have siblings?. I have 2 sisters and I don't have brother^^. FYI in Japanese you would use different words, wether you are talking about your own family or someone else's family. For example:
父も母もアメリカ人です
chichi mo haha mo Indonesiajin desu
(my) father and mother are American
お父さんは何処ですか
otou-san wa doko desu ka?
where are (your) father?
The sentences above can be understood even there is not the pronouns like anata no otou-san or watashi no chichi or whatever. And this is the vocabulary list that we are learning today^^ happy learning:
| Japanese Vocabulary List: Family / Kazoku | ||
| Japanese | Romaji | English |
| 家族 | kazoku | family |
| 両親 | ryoushin | parents |
| お父さん/父 | otousan/chichi | father |
| お母さん/母 | okaasan/haha | mother |
| お兄さん/兄 | oniisan/ani | older brother |
| お姉さん/姉 | oneesan/ane | older sister |
| 妹 | imouto | younger sister |
| 弟 | otouto | younger brother |
| 娘 | musume | daughter |
| 息子 | musuko | son |
| 孫 | mago | grandchild |
| 夫婦 | fuufu | husband and wife |
| 奥さん/妻 | okusan/tsuma | wife |
| 主人/夫 | shujin/otto | husband |
| 兄弟 | kyoudai | brother |
| 姉妹 | shimai | sister |
| 伯母さん | obasan | aunt |
| 伯父さん | ojisan | uncle |
| お祖母さん/祖母 | obaasan/sobo | grandmother |
| お祖父さん/祖父 | ojiisan/sofu | grandfather |
| 甥 | oi | nephew |
| 姪 | mei | niece |
| 継父 | mamachichi | stepfather |
| 継母 | mamahaha | stepmother |
| 舅 | shuuto | father-in-law |
| 姑 | shuutome | mother-in-law |
| 義兄 | gikei | older brother-in-law |
| 義姉 | gishi | older sister-in-law |
| 義弟 | gitei | younger brother-in-law |
| 義妹 | gimai | younger sister-in-law |
| 義理の娘/嫁 | giri no musume/yome | daughter-in-law/bride |
| 義理の息子/婿 | giri no musuko/muko | son-in-law |
| 子供 | kodomo | children |
| いとこ | itoko | cousin |
| 親戚 | shinseki | relative (family) |
Other vocabulary list: Japanese Language Vocabulary List: Cooking (料理)
Alright, we're done with today's lesson, make sure you remember those new words, don't just read and forget. Ok, I'll see you again with new lessons tomorrow, bye everyone.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for these lessons it will helpful to Build vocabulary with Japanese