| in English | in Japanese | S |
|---|---|---|
| (one’s own) aunt | おば |
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おば info.
– Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
1. Think of "oba" as "Oh! Aunt" —
2. Imagine calling out to your aunt by playfully saying "Oh, ba!"
– Explanations:
"おば" (oba) is the Japanese term for one's own aunt, specifically used to refer to your own or someone else's aunt when speaking familiarly or casually.
– Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
1. 伯母 (おば, oba): This specifically refers to an aunt who is older than one’s parent.
2. 叔母 (おば, oba): This refers to an aunt who is younger than one’s parent.
– Alternate Meanings and Usage:
"おば" doesn't have a significant alternate meaning or slang usage but it’s specifically used in the context of familial relations.
– Examples of Sentences that Use It:
1. 私のおばはとても親切です。
– Watashi no oba wa totemo shinsetsu desu.
(My aunt is very kind.)
2. おばの家に遊びに行きます。
– Oba no ie ni asobi ni ikimasu.
(I am going to visit my aunt's house.)
3. 彼のおばは料理が上手です。
– Kare no oba wa ryouri ga jouzu desu.
(His aunt is good at cooking.)
Remember, context matters when referring to your aunt in Japanese as it may indicate if she is older or younger than your parent.
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