How to say uncle in Japanese

おじさんojisan《伯父さん・叔父さん・小父さん》オジサンOJISAN: noun:
uncle - 伯父さん is older than one's parent and 叔父さん is younger - honorific language - familiar language
old man; mister - usu. 小父さん or おじさん; vocative - familiar language
manybar goatfish (Parupeneus multifasciatus) - usu. オジサン

Example Sentences

両親ryoushin はha おじoji をwo 見送りmiokuri にni 空港kuukou にni 行ったitta。: My parents have gone to the airport to see my uncle off.
来週raishuu 私watashi はha 叔父oji をwo 訪問houmon しますshimasu。: I'll visit my uncle next week.
明日ashita おじoji をwo 訪問houmon するsuru。: I am seeing my uncle tomorrow.
明日ashita おじoji がga 私たちwatashitachi をwo 訪ねてtazunete 来るkuru ことになっているkotoninatteiru。: My uncle is coming to see us tomorrow.
明日ashita、叔父さんojisan とto 会う約束auyakusoku がga あるaru。: I have an appointment with my uncle tomorrow.

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