Little sister
'Little sister.'
'(This/That/She) is my younger sister.'
The cast of Imouto - 2005 includes: Reiko Mikami as Imouto
(i-mo-to) imouto means younger sister...in japan.
Oneesan is older sister. Imoutosan is younger sister. Older sister is onee-chan and younger sister is imouto. Also, older brother is onii-chan and younger brother is otouto. Older sister - (when you're talking to her or talking about someone else's sister) is Onee-san. If you're talking about them to someone else, then it's ane. Younger sister - Imouto
Big brother: Onii-san (Oh-nee-sahn) Big sister: Onee-san (Oh-neh-sahn) Little brother: Otouto-chan (Oh-touh-toh-chan) Little sister: Imouto-chan (EE-mou-to-chan) -Chan and -san honorifics will differ depending on the level of intimacy you're using. Casually you would use honorifics like -chan, -tan, and so on. However, -san is more polite. If you're referring to your own sibling in a conversation with someone else, it's different. Big brother: Ani (Ah-nee) Big sister: Ane (Ah-neh) Little brother: Otouto (Oh-touh-toh) Little sister: Imouto (EE-mou-to)
giri no oneesan=older sister in law giri no omooto=younger sister in law
'Imouto.'
Chan ma li Chan song is a Malay song.
The term 'little sister' could be translated as 'imouto', to say 'my little sister' you could say 'watashi no imouto'. But remember, if you are going to refer to someone else's little sister, you must say 'imouto-san', 'san' being the honorific, which are a key element of the Japanese language and etiquette.
Imouto - 2005 was released on: Japan: January 2005 (limited) Taiwan: January 2005 (limited) USA: April 2005 (limited)
Little brat. or Brat-chan, whichever you're familiar with.