My third grandfather passed away without notifying me, informing my younger brother, should I go bac

Updated on society 2024-04-23
61 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    Your third grandfather passed away without notifying you, informing your younger brother. If you say that you are asked to tell your brother, then you should go back, and if your family only needs one representative to go, then you can not go back.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    Of course you should go back, as long as you know about this, you should go back, after all, it is a relative who is close to you has died, and you must go back to see you off.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    My third grandfather passed away and didn't notify me and informed my brother, should I go back? You should go back, because your brother knows and your brother will tell you. So you know, you should go back.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    According to the custom of our side, if there is any human affairs in the hometown, and the elder brother can't go back for work, the younger brother will come forward to handle it, and you can do it like this (the younger brother will pay the hanging gift money on his behalf).

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    Your third grandfather passed away, and he didn't notify you, but he informed your younger brother. Are you and your brother in the same place? If so, informing your brother is the same as notifying you, your brother will tell you, so you should go back as well.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    You should go back, because you know everything, and if you don't know, you have nothing to say, then you know it, and it's better to go back.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    Of course you should go back, as long as you know, no matter how you know.

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    I think you should go back if you know, they might be busy, inform your brother, and your brother will inform you, and that's probably what they think.

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    I think your third grandfather has passed away, no matter whether you are notified or not, you should go back to pay respects.

  10. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    I think now that you know, you should go back, after all, it's your elders.

    You go to see him for the last time, this is human nature, and you do your duty as a junior.

  11. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    Your third grandfather has passed away, and since you know it, you should go back, so that everyone will praise you and say that you are sensible.

  12. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    I should go back without notice. I don't know how far away you are from your third grandfather. It's okay if you don't go back, that's up to you.

  13. Anonymous users2024-01-27

    Although the other party only informed your brother, you already know about it, and you can choose to go back.

  14. Anonymous users2024-01-26

    The third grandfather passed away without informing me, and they gave it to my younger brother. Go back when you have time, probably. What are the ideas for taking care of the house, so that you don't have it at the same time or what?

  15. Anonymous users2024-01-25

    I think since he didn't inform you, but if you know the news, you should go back.

  16. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    My third grandfather passed away without notifying me, informing my younger brother, should I go back? Then you must go back, I didn't inform you that you should go back too.

  17. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    The third grandfather passed away, and he didn't notify me, but he notified my younger brother, and I should go back, so you mean to say that I don't mind if others don't notify you, you can ask, is there anyone else who has been entrusted? I'm going to tell you a word.

  18. Anonymous users2024-01-22

    Your third grandfather passed away, and he didn't notify you, but he informed your younger brother, if you feel that you have a deep relationship with your third grandfather, you should still go back.

  19. Anonymous users2024-01-21

    Then he is your own uncle, and you will definitely have to visit him when he dies, after all, he is your relative.

  20. Anonymous users2024-01-20

    I have to go back to see him, filial piety comes first!

  21. Anonymous users2024-01-19

    Since you have been notified to let you go, you can go, no matter your brother and daughter-in-law, you usually don't know how to behave, you are a sister-in-law, set a good example, be a magnanimous person, don't worry too much about what she does, no matter whether others do it right or not, you have to be yourself and prove that you are a very literate person.

  22. Anonymous users2024-01-18

    This notice you mean that you actually let you give gift money, it doesn't matter if you don't get there, if you don't want to let others bring the money over, it's okay, generally this kind of thing is a must for immediate family members, you don't care if you go or not, your husband doesn't actually go if you don't go, the biggest reason why they notify you is gift money.

  23. Anonymous users2024-01-17

    Yes, just bring the gift money, this is a funeral, not a happy event, if she doesn't usually know how to behave. To put it bluntly, it is for the sake of gift money and let yourself have a good face, because generally this situation will not be notified, so support your idea and let your father-in-law bring the gift money, which is already very face-saving, unless she asks you for help, then she must go, because when everyone needs help

  24. Anonymous users2024-01-16

    In fact, there is nothing wrong with this question. If your brother tells you to go, you have to go. Although it is a little far away, the younger brother actually gave face when he opened his mouth.

    If you have something to do, you can tell him. Gifts are still exchanged. The main thing is to increase some popularity.

    Give your daughter-in-law a good look. Don't worry too much about that. This is a normal human interaction.

  25. Anonymous users2024-01-15

    You can not go, if it is a close relative, then you have to say that you have to go. But this is the grandfather of the younger brother-in-law's daughter-in-law, and the ceremony will be done. There are local customs in various places, and generally the grandfather of your brother-in-law doesn't have to sue you, maybe your customs there are like that, and you must pay a salute.

    I have a good relationship with my brother and daughter-in-law, and I can go if I want. The relationship is not very good, just be polite.

  26. Anonymous users2024-01-14

    Although your husband's brother-in-law's grandfather has a very distant relationship with you, for your husband, the old man is also his brother's father-in-law, and it is regarded as the man's family, and you should go if you have time; If you don't have the time, you can certainly not go.

  27. Anonymous users2024-01-13

    You can not go to this obligation, but your brother informs you to go, it is best to go, one is to give your brother face, and the other is to reflect your generosity, although your brother and daughter-in-law usually do not know how to be a person, but you have the amount to care, you can see your husband's face and his brother's face, do your best, your brother and daughter-in-law will also change, you are relatives should get along in harmony, you do a good job in the eyes of others, you also have face, you are a sister-in-law to set an example, be generous, your brother and daughter-in-law should learn to be a man, Because there is an example.

  28. Anonymous users2024-01-12

    People are sophisticated like this, even if they are relatives who can't be beaten, because we are not independent individuals, we can go or go, otherwise it will be true, I hope it can help you, come on!

  29. Anonymous users2024-01-11

    Of course you can, but what's the matter with finding a well-reasoned excuse for your future relationship? After all, it's a loved one.

  30. Anonymous users2024-01-10

    Since they have informed you, you should go, it will be your relatives who will not go to draw the impact of your future relationship, relatives and friends should help if they have something, and the situation is still a relative. Although the relationship between relatives is a little farther away, there is still a relationship between the younger brother and the younger brother-in-law. So should go.

    People on our side have passed away, and people we don't know have to go if they are wrong, and the dead are greater.

  31. Anonymous users2024-01-09

    Husband, brother, daughter-in-law and grandfather passed away, and the younger brother ** notified you to go, then you have to go, since the younger brother notified you, you also have to help, red and white ceremonies are all in need of relatives and friends to accompany and help, in saying that people are in common feelings, they are all relatives and friends, who have difficulties must help, not to mention relatives, that is, ordinary friends notify you, you must go. Finally, I wish you a harmonious and happy family.

  32. Anonymous users2024-01-08

    My brother-in-law's grandfather passed away and informed you to go to the funeral, and I think you should go. Usually, we go to the party when there is something to do at our friends' house, and we have to go to the party as a relative. The younger brother and daughter-in-law don't understand the child, as a sister-in-law, don't worry about her, it's not a matter of money, it's a matter of not understanding etiquette, as a brother, you have to be magnanimous and make a show to her, this is the best etiquette for her, we have to repay our grievances with virtue, and we will move her.

  33. Anonymous users2024-01-07

    This doesn't seem to have anything to do with you, you can go or not. For this kind of person who can't be a person, you don't want to go. But it's not good if you don't go.

    Then when you are a sister-in-law, she just put up with it and see how you usually behave. You see yourself, you don't want to go, don't force yourself, don't let yourself be wronged.

  34. Anonymous users2024-01-06

    You don't have to go when her grandfather dies, if it's her parents' business, you have to go, you are the concubine of your grandchildren, it's reasonable not to go, no matter what your usual relationship is, don't go if you don't want to go, and you can only obey others if you are wronged.

  35. Anonymous users2024-01-05

    It's casual. But normally speaking. Red and white ceremonies are not done by one family, he is the person, you are him, you are you.

    In this way, the pro is closer. The next generation is more harmonious. It's good for friends and family to watch it.

    I suggest you go for maintenance anyway. I wish you a harmonious and happy family.

  36. Anonymous users2024-01-04

    OK! 1. Relatives who are not particularly close by blood can not go in person.

    2. If the home is a village, that is, if you live close, you can't see it when you look up, it's better to go in person.

    3, the husband's brother and daughter-in-law's grandfather, you can also not go to the ceremony.

  37. Anonymous users2024-01-03

    Yes, of course you can be notified that the gift is not going to go. But it's better to go on your own, because distant relatives are also relatives.

  38. Anonymous users2024-01-02

    In our hometown, if you have time, you still have to go, and of course, if you don't have time, you also want a gift bag. The customs are different from place to place. Since I have notified you, it means that at least your brother and daughter-in-law have this custom, I suggest you still respect it, after all, it is also a big deal, and if you ignore it, it may affect your concubine relationship, and even affect your husband's brotherhood.

  39. Anonymous users2024-01-01

    If you really don't want to go, you can go back and never go, don't think too much.

  40. Anonymous users2023-12-31

    OK! If your concubine's maiden family is a village, for the sake of the old blind date's face, you should go over. Depending on the situation, you can weigh it yourself and do it. Don't get too tangled.

  41. Anonymous users2023-12-30

    You can go, the dead are greater. Go hang a filial piety and burn the paper.

  42. Anonymous users2023-12-29

    It's okay to bring it with your father-in-law, but my brother has already informed you, if you have time, it's better to go over in person, and look good on your mother-in-law's face, after all, people die greatly, don't worry about your brother and daughter-in-law, what do you think?。。

  43. Anonymous users2023-12-28

    Yes, people don't go to the courtesy, if people don't go to the courtesy, it will be a bit impersonal, after all, she has called ** to inform you.

  44. Anonymous users2023-12-27

    If you don't want to go, then don't force yourself, but also carefully analyze the reason, according to the local customs and habits to decide, if you have to go, don't use the excuse to delay, you can also ask for the opinion of your family, obey everyone's decision, the grievance should be resolved, maybe so you can have a good relationship with your brother and sister.

  45. Anonymous users2023-12-26

    Regardless of the husband. How the brother and daughter-in-law are not sensible. You are their sister-in-law.

    Be high-profile. Have a forgiving heart. to move them.

    We're at odds with them. Be a person of high moral character.

  46. Anonymous users2023-12-25

    Absolutely, giving money in the past has already given her a lot of face, besides, it's her grandfather and not your brother's father-in-law!

  47. Anonymous users2023-12-24

    The deceased is the greatest, since they are all relatives, no matter what they usually do, don't be angry with her at this time, it's right to go or others will say that we are not doing well, for those who are not sensible, we still have to treat it with a normal heart, it is true that some people do not want to have consequences when they talk and do things, and she is generally undignified, so it is better to be more tolerant.

    In fact, there are local customs in various places, and some places do not need to go to such relatives, and some places must go, if you really don't want to go, you can also bring the gift money over.

  48. Anonymous users2023-12-23

    Your gift money has been taken, but no one will go. I don't usually know how to be a person, but I want someone to help when I have something. Even if there are relatives, there is still little contact. **Inform you to go, you don't go to the gift money is not rude.

  49. Anonymous users2023-12-22

    Grandpa's younger brother, in some places in our Guangdong Province, it is called Ranking + Gong, for example'Three dukes, Lu dukes', the son of the grandfather's younger brother is your father's cousin, you are naturally called uncle and uncle, corresponding to the aunt, aunt, cousin, and grandson under him is the same generation, brother and brother. Younger sister..

  50. Anonymous users2023-12-21

    Your grandfather's younger brother also calls grandpa, depending on the ranking, if it is the second, call the second grandfather, and the third grandfather; If his son is older than your father, he will call uncle, and if he is younger than your father, he will call uncle; In the same way, if his son is older than your father, his daughter-in-law should call his mother (eldest mother, second mother, etc.), and if his son is younger than your father, his daughter-in-law should call aunt (second aunt, third aunt, etc.).

  51. Anonymous users2023-12-20

    Grandpa's younger brother is directly called grandpa, grandpa's younger brother's son and daughter-in-law If they are older than your father, they will be called uncle, aunt or uncle, and if they are young, add words such as Uncle Hua or something, that's what I call it.

  52. Anonymous users2023-12-19

    My grandfather's younger brother: Uncle My grandfather's brother's son: Older than your father, called Uncle Cousin, younger than your father, called Uncle Cousin.

  53. Anonymous users2023-12-18

    Grandpa's younger brother, we call it "Second Grandpa".

    Grandpa's younger brother's son: "uncle".

    Daughter-in-law: Auntie.

    Am I tall? What is it?

  54. Anonymous users2023-12-17

    Your grandfather's younger brother, that is to say, your grandfather's generation, he belongs to one of your immediate family.

    So you should wear filial piety clothes according to etiquette.

  55. Anonymous users2023-12-16

    In the case you said, your succession order is too far in line, and it is basically not your turn.

  56. Anonymous users2023-12-15

    to your grandfather's brother's own children.

  57. Anonymous users2023-12-14

    You are a family, your uncle and grandfather, and you are still very close relatives. The bloodline is counted from your great-ancestors, and it is only four generations to your generation, and there are not yet five suits. are all relatives, you are going to wear linen and filial piety, what is the bad luck.

    Hope it helps.

  58. Anonymous users2023-12-13

    It's okay, it's all a family, and there's no bad luck.

  59. Anonymous users2023-12-12

    It's all your own family, and the same clan doesn't say this.

  60. Anonymous users2023-12-11

    My grandfather's own brother died, and I still wore filial piety into my own house, it's okay!

  61. Anonymous users2023-12-10

    We call my grandfather's (grandfather's) elder brother "uncle" here, and my grandfather's younger brother "uncle".

    The written language should be that of an uncle and an uncle.

    For example, if the grandfather ranks third, then the grandfather's brothers are: the eldest uncle, the second uncle, the fourth uncle, the fifth uncle, ......Grandpa's sisters, no matter how big or small, are called "aunts", and they are ranked by ......: eldest aunt, second aunt, and third aunt.

    The written language should be "aunt and grandmother".

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