old

work (v.)

also

brother

Fine, thanks.

the (neuter)

the (masculine)

you (informal), (Accusative)

the (feminine or plural)

to you (informal)

thirteen

you (informal), (Nominative)

Let's say “du“ to each other!

wife

husband

parents

grandson

granddaughter

grandchildren

he

you, to you (informal, plural) Dative and Accusative)

spouse (male) (formal)

spouse (female) (formal)

divorced

same to you

grandparents

grandmother

grandfather

have

here

to him , to it (Dative)

him (Accusative)

to her (Dative)

your (formal) , her , their

in

yes

child

live (v.)

What does your husband do (for a living)?

husband , man

my

to me (Dative)

mother

still, yet

uncle

Have a nice day!

sister

in laws

mother in law

son in law

daughter in law

father in law

they , she

son

stepmother

stepfather

aunt

daughter

us, to us (Dative, Accusative)

father

engaged

fiancé(e)

what

How old is… ?