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This document describes the author's family members in Japanese, including their father, mother, older brother, older sister, younger brother, younger sister, and siblings. Additional vocabulary is provided for dog, cat, who? (polite form), pet, and step-family member.
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My Family
- 1. My Family
- 3. My Father
- 5. My Mother
- 8. My older brother Ani
- 10. My older sister Ane
- 12. My younger brother Otooto
- 14. My younger sister Imooto
- 15. Siblings
- 16. Siblings Kyoodai
- 17. Additional Vocabulary Inu - dog Neko - cat Donata - who? (polite form of Dare) Petto - pet Giri no ~ - step ~ (family)