How do you say this in Japanese? “I have a mom, sister, and three brothers in my family.” (complete sentence)

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monica-sorriso

13 Dec 2018

Japanese

You can say
ぼくには、おかあさん、いもうと、3にんのおとこきょうだいがいます。

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mtk6xxx9

13 Dec 2018

Japanese

@jahslover

watashi niwa haha to ane( or imouto) to sannin( ani. otouto) no kyodai ga imasu.

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lily201

13 Dec 2018

Japanese

We need more information of your sister and brothers because in Japanese, we distinguish an elder sister(brother) from a younger sister(brother)

elder sister: あね ane
younger sister:いもうと imoōto
elder brother: あに ani
younger brother: おとうと otōto

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jahslover

13 Dec 2018

English (US)

@lily201 oh yeah I forgot. A younger sister, 2 younger brothers and an elder brother.

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lily201

13 Dec 2018

Japanese

@jahslover then, you will say

わたしには、ははと、あに、いもうと、そして、おとうとが2りいます。
watashi niwa haha to ani, imōto, soshite otōto ga hutari imasu

Usually in Japan, we introduce our sisters and brothers in order of age. So, it will be better to introduce your elder brother at first (just after your mom), then your sister and two brothers. If your younger sister is the youngest child in your family, you can also say like this.

わたしには、ははと、あに、2りのおとうと、そして、いもうとがいます。
watashi niwa haha to ani, hutawino otōto, soshite imōto ga imasu.

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How do you say this in Japanese? “I have a mom, sister, and three brothers in my family.” (complete sentence) See a translation

How do you say this in Japanese? “I have a mom, sister, and three brothers in my family.” (complete sentence)

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