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If 'shobe' is a Chinese term for little sister then what is for big sister?
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小妹妹/Xiǎo mèimei is "little sister".
大姐姐/Dà jiě jie is "big sister"
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If 'shobe' is a Chinese term for little sister then what is for big brother?
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What is the Chinese term for grand Chinese lunch?
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How do you spell sister-in-law?
The term is hyphenated "sister-in-law" (husband's or wife's sister, or brother's wife).
What is relationship name of your wife's sister?
Your wife's sister would be your sister-in-law.
What would you call the sister of your sister-in-law?
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When a guy calls a girl sister does that mean he just sees her as a friend and not romantically?
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