How does a wife address her husband s father and mother?

If two people are married and legally married, then the wife should be called the same as her husband, and he should be called Mom and Dad.

For a wife, addressing her husband's father and mother must also be addressed as father and mother. Because he is your husband's mom and dad, you have to call them mom and dad when you get married.

Wives call their husbands' fathers father-in-law or father, and husbands' mothers mother-in-law or mother-in-law, but because each region is different, it is common to call the husband's father father father and the husband's mother mother.

The official title is father-in-law and mother-in-law, that is, regardless of regional differences, there is no problem in calling father-in-law and mother-in-law, and some places are also directly called parents and parents, and some places are called uncles and aunts.

The wife calls her husband's father and mother at home and her husband and mother outside as her father-in-law. Addressing is just a formality, no matter what parents call them, the most important thing for children is to have a happy and warm family atmosphere.

If the wife has sung about her husband, the father and mother are fathers-in-law, and mothers-in-law are sufficient.

As a wife, her husband's parents can also call her parents with her husband, so that they can be more cordial. Of course, in the past, many people would not be like this, and they would call uncles and aunts.

You can call mom and dad directly, so they will be happy.

The wife wants to call her husband's father, mother, I think this should be called Mom and Dad, this is the correct one, just like your mom and dad.

The name of each place is different, in our place, we call parents in person, but in front of others, we call the old man and the old woman.

Since you are a wife, then the husband is called parents, so you should follow and call your parents.

You're married to your husband, just call them mom and dad.

You can follow your husband and call him father, mother, father, mother, mother, father.

Aren't they all called Mom and Dad? To outsiders, we usually call us father-in-law and mother-in-law. Other than that, I really don't know what else to call it.

Calling mom and dad, that's the wife's parents-in-law.

Generally, there are two kinds of titles, one is to call you parents. The other one, just call your father-in-law and mother-in-law, both have the same meaning, and whatever you like to call it is the same.

Since they are husband and wife, my husband's parents are also called parents.

It is generally more appropriate for a wife to call her husband's father, and for a mother to call her parents directly.

The husband's mother is called mother-in-law.

Mother-in-law is a term that is commonly used to address older women, including husbands' mothers, maternal grandmothers (grandmothers), grandmothers (grandmothers), and great-grandmothers.

The husband's mother can also be called "mother", and in Guangdong, it is called "grandma". And because the husband's father is called the father-in-law, the two are collectively called the parents-in-law. The word "father-in-law and mother-in-law" in English is:

father-in-law、mother-in-law”。Literally, "parents-in-law (including father-in-law)" are parents in the legal sense of the word, and it is reasonable for you to call your spouse's parents because of a legal marriage.

In some parts of our country, this is also a term for elderly women, which often means respect

In most parts of Jiangsu, most of Jiangxi, parts of Sichuan and some areas of Guanzhong in Shaanxi, children call grandma (father's mother) or grandmother (mother's mother) mother-in-law, or "grandmother" or "mother-in-law".

Children in northeastern Sichuan and other parts of Sichuan, most of Jiangxi and some parts of Hubei also refer to their grandmothers (father's mother) as "mother-in-law".

In the Chongqing dialect, the husband's mother is generally called "mother-in-law" externally, and "mother" is the same internally as her husband

In some dialects, there are adjectives, for example, in the Xiangfan dialect of Hubei, there is "your 'mother-in-law' is very na", which refers to a person's mother-in-law. For example, in some parts of Hunan, mother-in-law means "wife", such as in the Yueyang dialect, and Changsha is also called, generally called mother-in-law.

In the northern region of Jiangxi, great-grandmothers (father's grandmothers) are called "mother-in-law" or "mother-in-law".

Of course it's called Mom. To outsiders, it is called mother-in-law, mother-in-law, mother-in-law, mother-in-law, etc.

It's called Mom, it's closer.

This name is changed to give money.

Hehe, what's the matter, forget it. It should be called mother-in-law or mother-in-law.

It's good to be called the same as him.