亲家 Pronunciation and Pinyin
亲家 Usage and Examples
in-laws
parents of one's son-in-law/daughter-in-law
The characters in 亲家
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 亲
- qīn亲dīng丁blood relative
- qīn亲chuàn串Relatives or kinsfolk.
- qīn亲chuàn串háo好yǒu友Close friends and family, Intimate friends and relatives
- qīn亲lín临personally attend, be present in person
- qīn亲le了qīn亲Pecked, Kissed lightly
- qīn亲shì事Marriage, Betrothal
- qīn亲qīn亲rè热rè热de地intimately, affectionately
- qīn亲rén人close relative, family member
- qīn亲rén人men们Family, Loved ones
- qīn亲rén人de的lí离qù去The passing of a loved one, The loss of a loved one
- qīn亲dài代parental generation, parent
- qīn亲xìn信confidant, trusted aide
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Open the tool →Questions about 亲家
What does 亲家 mean in Chinese?
亲家 (qìng jia) means “in-laws, parents of one's son-in-law/daughter-in-law”.
How do you pronounce 亲家?
亲家 is pronounced qìng jia in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “in-laws” in Chinese?
“in-laws” is 亲家 (qìng jia) in Chinese.