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Must-Know Terms for Family Members
32 words
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Must-Know Terms for Family Members
32 words
familie
(n)
family
moeder
(n)
mother
ma en dogter
mother and daughter
vader
(n)
father
Wie is Mario se pa?
Who is Mario's father?
vrou
(n)
wife
vrou en ma
wife and mother
eggenoot
(n)
husband
behulpsame man
helpful husband
ouer
(n)
parent
kind
(n)
child
kinders
children
dogter
(n)
daughter
Ons dogter is 'n professor by 'n universiteit, en ons seun is 'n sakeman.
Our daughter is a university professor, and our son is a businessman.
seun
(n)
son
Ek het seun Londen toe gestuur om te studeer.
I sent my son to study in London.
suster
(n)
sister
broer
(n)
brother
jonger suster
(p)
younger sister
ouer suster en jonger suster
older sister and younger sister
jonger broer
(p)
younger brother
ouer broer en jonger broer
older brother and younger brother
ouer broer
(p)
older brother
Oumagrootjie
(n)
great-grandmother
oupagrootjie
(n)
great-grandfather
ouma
(n)
grandmother
pa se ma
paternal grandmother
oupa
(n)
grandfather
Die seun praat met sy oupa oor Skype.
The boy is speaking to his grandfather on Skype.
grootouer
(n)
grandparent
kleinkind
(n)
grandchild
kleindogter
(n)
granddaughter
klein kleindogter
little granddaughter
kleinseun
(n)
grandson
my kleinseun
my grandson
tannie
(n)
aunt
oom
(n)
uncle
niggie
(n)
niece
my niggie Sarah
my niece Sarah
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