My sister's Japanese is: (ぁね)? ぉさん (ぉねぇさん). Details are as follows:

1, I (ぁね)

Meaning: Sister, sister.

For example: ぃちばんの. Sister.

2、? ぉ㊹さん (ぉねぇさん)

Meaning: Sister, sister.

Example:

ぉ㊹さんはみになりましたか.？ Sister, have you had a holiday?

3, the difference:

ぉさん (ぉねぇさん) Onasan (commonly known as someone else's sister)

ぉちゃん (ねぇちゃんん) O ne-jian (usually refers to a person's sister, female language)

ちゃん (ねぇちゃんん) ne-jian (usually refers to his sister, male language)

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Extended data:

Common languages in Japan:

First, brothers: brothers; ぉさんにぃさん; ぉちゃんにぃちゃん; Brother? ; Come on, brother.

ぉちゃんん1

2. ぉさん (call your brother, call a young man you don't know)

3. Brothers and nobles (elderly men who are not related by blood, mobile phones, or people who take care of themselves)

4. Brother (what you call your brother when you talk to others)

Second, uncle: ぉじ; おじさん

1, [ぉじ] Uncle; Uncle; Uncle; Uncle.

2.[ぉじさん] Uncle, uncle.

3. For example: ぉじさんちょっとつだって. Uncle, please do me a favor.

Third, grandma:

ュくちちちかたのそぼのそそそそそそも; ュくち𞢽そぼとどぅねんだだ ととどねんだ ししょぅずずずずわか🁸くささくささ𞖞)

1, [father and grandmother] < Oral English > mom and dad.

2.[ Grandmother, contemporary woman, address] < Spoken English is used as a title for women of grandma's generation.

3.[(= rich family) if proud] < Dialect > young woman, such as "rich family".