小叔子 Pronunciation and Pinyin
小叔子 Usage and Examples
younger brother-in-law
“没有的事。亲爱的,有些事,一个年轻人是肯定不会告诉他妈妈的。”小叔子提醒道
Not at all. there are subjects my dear about which a young fellow cannot surely talk to his mamma insinuated the brother-in-law.
巧合的是，那时刚好会有一个很特别的病人出现在医院——alex的弟弟，Izzue的小叔子！
Coincidentally, that's right around the time a very special patient will be checking into Seattle Grace: Alex's brother!
The characters in 小叔子
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 小
- xiǎo小yì一diǎn点Smaller, A little smaller
- xiáo小chǒu丑clown, Joker
- xiáo小chǒu丑de的clown's, clownish
- xiǎo小shì世jiè界small world, microcosm
- xiǎo小dōng东xi西little thing, small thing
- xiǎo小liáng两kǒu口a young couple, a newlywed couple
- xiǎo小gè个zi子short person, shorty
- xiǎo小yā丫tou头Little girl, Young girl
- xiáo小zhǔ主rén人young master, young mistress
- xiǎo小zhú主guǎn管junior manager, assistant manager
- xiǎo小lì丽Xiao Li, Little Beautiful
- xiǎo小lì丽de的zhàng丈fu夫Xiaoli's husband
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What does 小叔子 mean in Chinese?
小叔子 (xiǎo shū zi) means “younger brother-in-law”.
How do you pronounce 小叔子?
小叔子 is pronounced xiǎo shū zi in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “younger brother-in-law” in Chinese?
“younger brother-in-law” is 小叔子 (xiǎo shū zi) in Chinese.
How is 小叔子 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 小叔子, each with pinyin and an English translation.