Pronunciation Du Ji Du Ji

The original meaning refers to the mother's younger brother or elder brother, and the extended meaning refers to the male acquaintances of the same generation as the mother in society.

The idiom comes from: v. my aunt. -Don Lee Wei Chao's Liu Yichuan

Vernacular interpretation: tell my aunt.

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Mother's brother is called uncle, and her brother's sister-in-law is called aunt. Some areas (such as North China, South Fujian and Taiwan Province Province) are also called "Jin".

English aunt is called aunt in written language and aunt, Daiwa Daikin in spoken language. Mother's brother is called uncle, and sister-in-law is called uncle, mother, nephew and son.