Question 1: What should I call my husband’s grandma as my granddaughter-in-law? Strictly speaking, the name should be "husband's grandmother", but in most cases, the word "husband" will be omitted and the name will be called grandmother directly. The names in different places are grandmother, grandma, etc., so in daily terms, just follow the husband's name, and express it in words If so, add the word "husband" to distinguish your own grandmother from your spouse's grandmother.
Question 2: What is the relationship between my husband and my grandma? What does my grandma call my husband? He calls your grandma grandma, and your grandma calls him grandson and son-in-law
Question 3: What do you call the husband of my grandma’s sister? I’ve been calling him uncle since I was little.
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Question 4: What is my husband’s grandmother to me? Of course it’s my mother-in-law.
Question 5: What is the name of grandma’s sister’s husband? Great aunt.
Question 6: A complete collection of kinship titles. "Organization between elders and young ones" is an excellent virtue of sages of all ages. There are also conventional rules for addressing elders.
To address an object, to address oneself, to introduce a third party to a corresponding object, such as a friend, colleague or classmate. When the object is addressed, the object is called the father's grandfather, great-grandfather (grandpa), the great-grandfather's great-grandfather's father's grandmother, great-grandmother (Lao Nai), the great-granddaughter's great-grandmother's great-grandmother, grandfather. Grandfather (grandfather), grandson, granddaughter, grandfather, grandmother, grandmother (grandma), grandmother, grandmother, father, father (father, father), son, daughter, father-in-law, mother, mother (mother, mother), mother-in-law, mother’s grandfather, great-grandfather (grandfather), mother-in-law. Great-grandson, great-grandfather, mother’s grandfather’s wife, great-grandmother (grandma) Great-granddaughter, great-grandmother, great-grandmother’s mother’s father, grandfather (grandpa) Grand-grandfather, great-grandfather, mother’s mother, grandmother (grandma) Granddaughter, great-grandmother’s mother’s brother, uncle (Uncle) Nephew, uncle, aunt, brother's wife, aunt (Jinjin) Niece, aunt, aunt's mother's brother-in-law, brother-in-law, mother's sister, uncle (uncle) Nephew, aunt, aunt's husband's grandfather Grandfather (grandfather) Grandfather's husband's grandmother (grandmother) Grandmother's husband's father (husband, dad) Father-in-law's husband's mother (mother-in-law, mother-in-law) Mother's cousin's husband's uncle (grandmother) Grandpa) The uncle of the wife-in-law's uncle, the husband's aunt and uncle (aunt) The aunt of the house, the grandfather's brother and great-uncle (the great-uncle) The great-niece's great-uncle, the grandfather's sister-in-law and aunt (the great-grandmother) The great-niece's great-aunt, the great-uncle Great-niece's grandfather's younger brother, great-uncle (grandfather), great-niece's great-uncle, great-uncle's great-uncle, grandfather's brother's wife's wife, great-aunt (grandma), great-niece's great-uncle, great-uncle's great-uncle, grandfather's brother-in-law, brother-in-law, grandfather's sister, great-nephew Grand aunts, grand aunts, great aunts, great nieces, great aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand uncles, grand aunts, uncles, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, grand aunts, father's brothers, uncles (great uncles) ) Nephew and niece’s uncle, the uncle’s father’s brother’s wife, aunt (aunt) Aunt’s uncle, the uncle’s father’s brother’s brother, uncle (uncle) Nephew’s, niece’s uncle, the uncle’s father’s brother’s wife, aunt (aunt) Aunt, the uncle’s father’s brother-in-law, Brother-in-law, father's sister and uncle (uncle-in-law) Nephew's uncle and aunt's aunt and uncle (aunt) Nephew and aunt's aunt and uncle's husband's uncle (uncle) Niece-in-law's uncle and aunt's husband's aunt and uncle (aunt) Family aunt and uncle's wife's grandfather-in-law Grandfather (grandfather), grandson-in-law, grandfather-in-law, grandfather-in-law, wife’s grandmother, grandmother-in-law (grandma), grandmother-in-law, grandmother-in-law’s wife’s father, father-in-law (old father-in-law, father) son-in-law, father-in-law’s father-in-law, wife’s mother, mother-in-law (mother-in-law, mother-in-law) mother-in-law, mother-in-law Wife’s uncle (uncle), nephew-in-law’s uncle, wife’s aunt and uncle (aunt), aunt’s wife’s uncle, uncle (uncle), nephew-in-law’s uncle, uncle’s wife’s aunts and uncles (aunt), uncle’s wife’s aunt (aunt)
Question 7: What should my husband’s parents call my grandparents? You can still call me grandparents, as long as your family approves, you can call me whatever you want (seniority still matters)
Calling me grandparents is the most appropriate,
Question 8: How to call my grandma’s second husband. No matter how many husbands she has, as long as it’s her husband, you have to call him grandpa.
Question 9: How do you call your husband’s grandmother, your grandson’s daughter-in-law’s father? Your husband’s grandma is three generations older than you, and your grandson’s daughter-in-law’s father is one generation younger than you. There is a big difference between the two. The fourth generation is the relationship between grandma and great-great-grandson. Just call him by his nickname.
Question 10: How do grandparents call husband’s parents? Generally speaking, they follow local rules. Calling them in different places is unreasonable. The most official way to call them is to suffix your husband’s name with dad or mom, but you. Grandpa and grandma are their elders, so you don’t need to worry about it. It doesn’t matter