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You would typically refer to your husband's family as your in-laws. This includes his parents, siblings, and any other relatives. Depending on your relationship with them, you might also use more specific terms like "mother-in-law," "father-in-law," or simply refer to them by their names.
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What do you call your sister's husbands?
you call her your daughter's husband's sister
What would your brother call husbands sister?
Your brother would call your husbands sister by her first name. Or, "my (sibling's) sister in law.
What do you call your husbands uncle?
You can refer to your husband's uncle as your "uncle-in-law." Alternatively, you can simply call him by his name or a more informal title like "uncle" if that feels appropriate in your family dynamics.
What do you call your husbands daughter?
Well, I call her Abigail, but different strokes, etc.
What you call husbands sister daughter?
brother in law
What to call you husbands brothers daughter?
Its would be your neice
What do you call my husbands uncles son?
Your cousin in law
Should you tell husbands family about his drinking?
yes
What do you call your husbands elder brother wife?
Sister-in-Law
What do you call your husbands mom?
He is your cousin ny marriage once removed . Just call him by his name.
What do we call to husbands younger brother?
You would call your husband's younger brother a brother-in-law.
In Western tradition was a wife considered to become part of the husbands family not vice versa?
Yes. By taking the husbands name, she became part of his family. In the man's family history, her family was only mentioned on the page where she became part of his family. Rarely were they mentioned more than once.
