The listed below are more of the formal version you can say.
☆Use these when addressing someone else's family members.☆
•おとうさん•
•ｏｔｏｕｓａｎ•
•お父さん•
-Father.
•おかあさん•
•ｏｋａａｓａｎ•
•お母さん•
-Mother.
•あねえさん•
•ａｎｅｅｓａｎ•
•姉さん•
-Older sister.
•おにいさん•
•ｏｎｉｉｓａｎ•
•兄さん•
-Older brother.
•いもうと•
•ｉｍｏｕｔｏ•
•妹•
-Younger sister.
•おとうと•
•ｏｔｏｕｔｏ•
•弟•
-Younger brother.
The more causal version are:
•ちち•
•ｃｈｉｃｈｉ•
•父•
-Dad.
•はは•
•ｈａｈａ•
•母•
-Mother.
•ねちゃん / ねさん•
•ｎｅｃｈｙａｎ / ｎｅｓａｎ•
•姉ちゃん•
- Older sister.
•お/ にちゃん•
•ｏ/ ｎｉｃｈｙａｎ•
•お/兄ちゃん•
- Older brother.
ちゃん (Chyan/ Chan) is an suffix for an familiar person.
It can be your friends, family, or anyone you are close with.
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