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férj
(n)
husband
Én reggel zuhanyozok, és a férjem este zuhanyozik.
I shower in the morning, and my husband showers at night.
fia
(n)
son
Elküldtem a fiamat Londonba tanulni.
I sent my son to study in London.
báty
(n)
older brother
Két bátyám van, mindeketten rendőrök.
I have two older brothers, and both are police officers.
lánya
(n)
daughter
Ő a lányom.
This is my daughter.
nagymama
(n)
grandmother
apai nagymama
paternal grandmother
húg
(n)
younger sister
A húgom Angliába költözött tanulni.
My younger sister went to England to study abroad.
feleség
(n)
wife
A feleségem és én Dubajba megyünk jövő héten.
My wife and I will go to Dubai next week.
nővér
(n)
older sister
van nővére
have an older sister
öccs
(n)
younger brother
Az öcsém gyakran beszél álmában.
My younger brother often talks in sleep.
anya
(n)
mother
Anyám és apám ötven (50) éve kötöttek házasságot.
My mother and father were married fifty (50) years.
házastárs
(n)
spouse
jó házastárs
great spouse
apa
(n)
father
Ki Mario apja?
Who is Mario's father?
nagypapa
(n)
grandfather
anyai nagyapa
maternal grandfather
unokatestvér
(n)
cousin
Az unokatestvérem neve Erika.
My cousin's name is Erica.
nagynéni
(n)
aunt
A nagynéném szereti a sárga virágokat.
My aunt likes yellow flowers.
nagybácsi
(n)
uncle
Pete nagybácsi
uncle Pete
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