Family Members - Japanese Lesson 8

Hello. Konnichiwa. Let's start today's lesson. Today, we are going to learn the words for family members. In Japan, we have two different ways to call family members. One is for your own family members, and the other is other people's family members with respect. Then, let's start from with your own family. Sofu. Sofu. Your grandpa loves tofu. So, Sofu. Sofu. Sobo. Sobo. Your grandma loves Japanese noodle soba. So, Sobo. Sobo. Chichi. Chichi. You know what his favorite restaurant is, okay? Chichi. Chichi. Haha. Haha. Sofu. Sobo. Chichi. Haha. Ani. Ani. Ane. Ane. Otouto. Otouto. Imouto. Imouto. One more time. Ani. Ane. Otouto. Imouto. Musuko. Musuko. Musume. Musume. Musuko. Musume. Ryoushin. Ryoushin. Parents. Ryoushin. Ryoushin. Kodomo. Kodomo. Children. Kodomo. Kodomo. Kazoku. Kazoku. Family. Kazoku. Kazoku. Then, husband. Shuujin. Shuujin. Shuujin. Shuujin. Wife. Kanai. Tsuma. Kanai. Tsuma. Okay? Then, let's go to the other people's family members. Ojiisan. Ojiisan. Obasan. Obasan. Otousan. Otousan. Okasan. Okasan. Moichido. Ojiisan. Obasan. Otousan. Okasan. Oniisan. Oniisan. Oneesan. Oneesan. Otoutosan. Otoutosan. Imoutosan. Imoutosan. Moichido. Oniisan. Oneesan. Otoutosan. Imoutosan. Musuko-san. Musuko-san. Musuko-san. Then, you can guess the next one. Musume-san. Musume-san. Musume-san. Goryoushin. Sorry, not Ryoushin-san. Goryoushin. Goryoushin. Kodomo-san. Kodomo-san. Gokazoku. Gokazoku. Gokazoku. Then, husband. Goshuujin. Goshuujin. Goshuujin. Okusan. Okusan. Okusan. That's all for today. See you at Japan Society. Japan Society de aimashou.