Older Sister-in Chinese Language の小説・ストーリー

He has to serve the old! "Grandpa is old and useless!" Ling Chengyun sighed. At this age, there are more things to think about. He moved his eyeballs and looked at Sun Tzu Ling Weihao. He didn't want to feel so depressed. He said with a smile, "You are also the eldest brother. It's time to marry a wife. When to bring your girlfriend back, let grandpa have a look. "

I asked the Chinese shop owner. Tacik or taci is a Chinese term to address or reference elder sister. It is also a polite term for an older Chinese woman. "For you, only 300 thousand rupiahs," answered Tacik boutique. "What about 150 thousand, Miss," I bargained half of its price. "This is rare. 250 thousand," Tacik lowered the price. “This is for my wife,” I lied. “180 thousand rupiahs?” I bargained again. Suddenly there was a roar from the sky, and suddenly it drizzled. Wow! The atmosphere was even getting more perfect.

Hao Lo said, now standing beside Long Chen. "Hey, should I call you uncle or grandfather now?" Long Chen asked. "Hmm... I think grandfather is better. My age is much older than the ancestors in your hometown." Hao Lo answered with a smile, looking at Long Chen. "Yeah… So the grandmother is also old, right?" "Hey… hey… Never call her old if you want to stay alive. Do you know what you should and shouldn't say to a woman?"

the little boy said. The word ‘mother-in-law’ made Ling Yiran choke again. Qin Lianyi immediately said, "Hey, didn't I tell you not to call me your mother-in-law? It makes me feel old. You can call me Aunt Qin first. You can call me your mother-in-law once you and Yiyi get married!" With that said, Qin Lianyi also gave the little boy a ‘kind and friendly’ smile. "You still look old even if I call you Aunt Qin," the little boy said rudely

He laid his hands on both of my shoulders and took the chance to take a close look at me. Up close, I could see the sheen of sweat covering his forehead and the sweat stains on his shirt. I could see how he had aged by the wrinkles that have grown more visible since the last time I saw him. I smiled at the nickname he used. Xiăo is a term of endearment in Chinese that also means small, usually used to call someone who is young and Fú means blessing or good fortune. When I was younger and visited him with Bryant, he looked into my eyes and told me that I was going to receive a lot of good fortune in the future; that I was going to be a blessing to the people around me and to those who needs m

She said to them as they all bowed to her in greeting "What a lovely group of children you all are! I have seldom seen such a polite and respectful bunch!" They all thanked her and bowed to her once more. Rick had told them all of how they were related to this lady, and why she was in Taipei. He had told them that they all must show respect to their elders, and since she was the oldest left of their family, they all knew what to do. They called her Great Great Aunt Su Ma, and she was teary eyed as they spoke.

I could cover for Yeojun's meal then too. NOTE: Dongsaeng = Used to refer to a younger sibling (or a close friend who is younger and sibling-like)

It's probably their Mother so they will be in equal. She sit on her side and face Xiu Ran who sat opposite. "Ah, Riri," Mother Jin called. "This is Jin Xiu Ran, she's your sister. You can call her Ranran." And she motion her. "Ranran, this is your younger sister, Liu Ri. She will surnamed as Jin too after your birthday since the both of you will celebrate together. You can call her Sister Riri, okay?" However, what she greeted was not her Mother's request.