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11/17/2009

Family vocabularies

トピックべつに ことばを がくしゅう しましょう。

かぞく

かぞく

family

りょうしん

parents

おや

parent(s)

ちち

(my) father

おとうさん

(someone else's) father

はは

(my) mother

おかあさん

(someone else's) mother

こども

child, children, kid

むすこ

son

むすめ

daughter

しんせき

relatives

いとこ

first cousin

はとこ

second cousin

おい

nephew

めい

niece

おじ

uncle

おば

aunt

まご

grandchild, grandchildren

ひまご

great-grandchild

そふ

grandfather

そぼ

grandmother

おじいさん

old man, grandfather

おばあさん

old lady, grandmother

きょうだい

brother and sister, sibling

あね

(my) elder sister

おねえさん

(someone else's) elder sister

いもうと

(my) younger sister

いもうとさん

(somebody else's) younger sister

あに

(my) elder brother

おにいさん

(some else's) elder brother

おとうと

(my) younger brother

しゅじん

speaker's husband

ごしゅじん

your husband, somebody else's husband

かない

my wife

おくさん

somebody else's wife

はいぐうしゃ

spouse

ぎりの ちち

father-in-law

ぎりの はは

mother-in-law

うまれる

to be born

しぬ

to die

なくなる

to die, pass away

けっこん(する)

(to) marry, get married

りこん(する)

(to) divorce

べっきょ(する)

(to) live separately

どうきょ(する)

(to) live together

げんき

healthy, fine, vigorous, cheerful

びょうき

illness, sickness

ちょうなん

eldest son

ちょうじょ

eldest daughter

じなん

the second son

じじょ

the second daughter

さんなん

the third son

さんじょ

the third daughter


Note

The names of Japanese family members are a little complicated. For example the names of one's own parents, brothers and sisters are different from others'.
Please refer to the table on the next page. It is the custom in Japan for the first son to live with his parents to take care of them.

Related to the speaker

Related to others

family

かぞく

ごかぞく

parents

りょうしん

ごりょうしん

father

ちち

おとうさん

mother

はは

おかあさん

child, children

こども

こどもさん

son

むすこ

むすこさん

daughter

むすめ

むすめさん

sibling

きょうだい

ごきょうだい

younger brother

おとうと

おとうとさん

younger sister

いもうと

いもうとさん

older brother

あに

おにいさん

older sister

あね

おねえさん


トピック別に 言葉を 学習 しましょう。

家族

家族

family

両親

parents

parent(s)

(my) father

お父さん

(someone else's) father

(my) mother

お母さん

(someone else's) mother

子供

child, children, kid

息子

son

daughter

親戚

relatives

いとこ

first cousin

はとこ

second cousin

nephew

niece

叔父/伯父

uncle

叔母/伯母

aunt

grandchild, grandchildren

ひ孫

great-grandchild

祖父

grandfather

祖母

grandmother

おじいさん

old man, grandfather

おばあさん

old lady, grandmother

兄弟

brother and sister, sibling

(my) elder sister

お姉さん

(someone else's) elder sister

(my) younger sister

妹さん

(somebody else's) younger sister

(my) elder brother

お兄さん

(some else's) elder brother

(my) younger brother

主人

speaker's husband

御主人

your husband, somebody else's husband

家内

my wife

奥さん

somebody else's wife

配偶者

spouse

義理の 父

father-in-law

義理の 母

mother-in-law

生まれる

to be born

死ぬ

to die

亡くなる

to die, pass away

結婚(する)

(to) marry, get married

離婚(する)

(to) divorce

別居(する)

(to) live separately

同居(する)

(to) live together

元気

healthy, fine, vigorous, cheerful

病気

illness, sickness

長男

eldest son

長女

eldest daughter

次男

the second son

次女

the second daughter

三男

the third son

三女

the third daughter

Note

The names of Japanese family members are a little complicated. For example the names of one's own parents, brothers and sisters are different from others'.
Please refer to the table on the next page. It is the custom in Japan for the first son to live with his parents to take care of them.

Related to the speaker

Related to others

family

家族

御家族

parents

両親

御両親

father

お父さん

mother

お母さん

child, children

子供

子供さん

son

息子

息子さん

daughter

娘さん

sibling

兄弟

ご兄弟

younger brother

弟さん

younger sister

妹さん

older brother

お兄さん

older sister

お姉さん



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