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20 Σεπ 2024 · Paternal Grandfather: Your father’s father is “爷爷” (yéye) or “祖父” (zǔfù) in formal contexts. Paternal Grandmother: Your father’s mother is “奶奶” (nǎinai) or “祖母” (zǔmǔ). Maternal Grandfather: Your mother’s father is “外公” (wàigōng) or “外祖父” (wàizǔfù).
11 Νοε 2023 · Master Chinese family vocabulary with 51 essential terms. Learn to navigate familial bonds with key phrases, the proper way to address your family members and more words for familial relationships. Discover the essential terms for immediate, extended and in-law family connections.
From the intuitive and comprehensive Chinese Family Tree, you can clearly know how to address a family member. We use the most commonly-used addresses in Mandarin Chinese, so if you master most of the family members in Chinese, it's easy to communicate with a native Chinese.
Family words in Chinese languages. Words for family members and other relatives in Cantonese, Hakka, Mandarin and Taiwanese. Mandarin words are shown in simplified characters and traditional characters (where different), and the others are shown in traditional characters. Key to abbreviations: frm = formal, inf = informal, m = male, f = female
6 Αυγ 2024 · In-law Relations. Navigating in-law relationships involves a unique set of terms: Father-in-Law: 岳父 (yuèfù) or 公公 (gōnggong) Mother-in-Law: 岳母 (yuèmǔ) or 婆婆 (pópo) Brother-in-Law (Husband’s Brother): 夫兄 (fūxiōng) Brother-in-Law (Wife’s Brother): 妯娌 (zhóulǐ) Sister-in-Law (Husband’s Sister): 夫姐 (fūjiě)
Words for family members and other relatives in Mandarin Chinese (Putonghua), a Sinitic language spoken in China, Taiwan and many other places. Key to abbreviations: frm = formal, inf = informal, m = male, f = female, + = elder, - = younger, pt-= paternal, mt-= maternal. Hear Chinese family words:
爷爷（yé ye）: the dad of your dad (your paternal grandfather); 祖父 （zǔ fù）is the formal way to say 爷爷（yé ye). 奶奶 （nǎi nai）: the mum of your dad (your maternal grandmother); 祖母（zǔ mǔ）is the formal way to say 奶奶（nǎi nai).
