Move Up or Move Over
| quote: Originally posted by sigmonkey: Cousin-in-law.
Not in my neck of the woods. Just cousin... |
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Those guys who raised daughters who would finally get my sons to move out of the house.
No way I could ever repay them. |
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Objectively Reasonable

| In Tagalog, you and your son's parents-in-law would be "balae" (the word describing your relationship to the other set of parents.) A pretty close relationship in Filipino culture. |
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A Grateful American

| quote: Originally posted by kho: When I saw Sig Monkey post I thought it would be this.
There is a specific term in Yiddish for the relationship between the parents of a husband and wife: machatunim.
Actually, a Hebrew word which survived via Yiddishkeit. It means (roughly) The In-laws. or The Outlaws. Depending on who's doing the talking.
"the meaning of life, is to give life meaning" ✡ Ani Yehudi אני יהודי Le'olam lo shuv לעולם לא שוב! |
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