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Learn English in 15 Minutes - Family

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The text provides definitions for various family members such as mother, father, sister, brother, grandmother, grandfather, uncle, aunt, cousin, nephew, niece, wife, and husband. Each term is explained in relation to the individual's role in a family unit.

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  • The text outlines various familial relationships, including definitions for mother, father, sister, brother, grandmother, grandfather, uncle, aunt, cousin, nephew, niece, wife, and husband, providing a comprehensive understanding of these roles within a family structure.
  • Different terms and titles are used to address and refer to family members, showcasing the diversity of language and expressions used to denote these relationships, emphasizing the significance of language and terminology in defining familial bonds and connections.

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  • What is the term for a female sibling?

    Sister

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Family Relationships Explained Simply

  • Mother is the person who gave birth to you, and you can refer to her as mom, mama, or mommy.
  • Father is the person who did not give birth to you but helped make you happen, and you can call him dad, daddy, paw, or pop.
  • Sister is a female sibling, and you can use this term for close friends as well.
  • Brother is a male sibling, and you can use "bro" for this term.
  • Grandmother refers to your mother or father's mother, while grandfather refers to your mother or father's father.
  • Uncle is your mother or father's brother, and aunt is your mother or father's female sibling.
  • Cousin is your aunt or uncle's child, and nephew is a sibling's male child, while niece is a sibling's female child.
  • Wife is your female partner that you are married to, and husband is your male partner that you are married to.
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