舅姑 | Japanese meaning

舅姑【きゅうこ】

Alsoきゅうこ

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

This term refers to the mother and father of a person's spouse, representing an important familial relationship in many cultures, including Japanese.

My parents-in-law are very kind people.

Alsoきゅうこ

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

This term refers to the mother and father of a person's spouse, representing an important familial relationship in many cultures, including Japanese.

My parents-in-law are very kind people.

意father-in-law

訓しゅうと

音キュウ

意mother-in-law

訓しゅうとめ、しゅうと、おば、しばらく

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Alsoきゅうこ

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

This term refers to the mother and father of a person's spouse, representing an important familial relationship in many cultures, including Japanese.

My parents-in-law are very kind people.

Alsoきゅうこ

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

This term refers to the mother and father of a person's spouse, representing an important familial relationship in many cultures, including Japanese.

My parents-in-law are very kind people.

意father-in-law

訓しゅうと

音キュウ

意mother-in-law

訓しゅうとめ、しゅうと、おば、しばらく

音コ