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kwfine
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Post by kwfine »

Dear teachers,

Some Chinese friends had used some different terms to introduce their family members to me this way,
"XXX, he is my younger's sister hushand"
"His name is XXX. He is my Brother-in-law"

Are there any difference between the two terms?
Which one is more natural and commonly used in the US?

Thank you.

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Post by amylee »

No, there is no difference between the two terms and I would prefer 1st one "XXX, he is my younger's sister husband". Thanks!! To learn the US English with perfect grammer have a look at Englishgrammarcorrector.com.
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