称呼伯母 Addressing one's Mother's Sister-in-law chēng hu bómǔ

Dialogues

Dialogues 1

中文

小丽:伯母您好,最近身体好吗?
伯母:你好你好,托你的福,挺好的。你呢,工作顺利吗?
小丽:还行,谢谢伯母关心。对了,伯母您最近有什么安排吗?
伯母:没什么特别的安排,在家看看书,做做家务。你呢?
小丽:我打算周末去郊外走走,放松一下。

拼音

Xiao Li: Bo mu hao, zui jin shen ti hao ma?
Bo mu: Ni hao ni hao, tuo ni de fu, ting hao de. Ni ne, gong zuo shun li ma?
Xiao Li: Hai xing, xie xie bo mu guan xin. Dui le, bo mu nin zui jin you shen me an pai ma?
Bo mu: Mei shen me te bie de an pai, zai jia kan kan shu, zuo zuo jia wu. Ni ne?
Xiao Li: Wo da suan zhou mo qu jiao wai zou zou, fang song yi xia.

English

Xiaoli: Hello Auntie, how are you doing recently?
Auntie: Hello, hello. I'm doing well, thanks for asking. How about you? Is your work going smoothly?
Xiaoli: It's okay, thank you for your concern. By the way, Auntie, do you have any plans lately?
Auntie: Nothing special, just reading and doing housework at home. How about you?
Xiaoli: I plan to go to the suburbs for a walk on the weekend to relax.

Dialogues 2

中文

小明:伯母,您好!这是我给您带的小礼物,不成敬意。
伯母:哎呀,小明来了,太客气了!不用这么破费的。
小明:一点心意,不成敬意。伯母最近身体怎么样?
伯母:挺好的,谢谢关心。你呢?工作还顺利吗?
小明:嗯,挺顺利的,谢谢伯母挂念。

拼音

Xiao Ming: Bo mu, nin hao! Zhe shi wo gei nin dai de xiao li wu, bu cheng jing yi.
Bo mu: Ai ya, Xiao Ming lai le, tai ke qi le! Bu yong zhe me po fei de.
Xiao Ming: Yi dian xin yi, bu cheng jing yi. Bo mu zui jin shen ti zen me yang?
Bo mu: Ting hao de, xie xie guan xin. Ni ne? Gong zuo hai shun li ma?
Xiao Ming: En, ting shun li de, xie xie bo mu gua nian.

English

Xiaoming: Hello Auntie! This is a small gift I brought for you, a small token of my respect.
Auntie: Oh, Xiaoming is here, you are so polite! No need to be so extravagant.
Xiaoming: It's just a little thought, a token of my respect. How is your health recently, Auntie?
Auntie: Very good, thank you for your concern. How about you? Is your work still going smoothly?
Xiaoming: Yes, it's going pretty smoothly, thank you for your concern Auntie.

Common Phrases

称呼伯母

chēng hu bómǔ

Addressing one's mother's sister-in-law as "Auntie"

Cultural Background

中文

在中国的传统文化中,称呼长辈要尊重,称呼伯母通常用于正式和非正式场合,体现了晚辈对长辈的尊敬。根据地域和家庭的不同,称呼也可能略有差异。

拼音

Zài zhōngguó de chuántǒng wénhuà zhōng, chēnghu chángbèi yào zūnjìng, chēnghu bómǔ tōngcháng yòng yú zhèngshì hé fēizhèngshì chǎnghé, tǐxiàn le wǎnbèi duì chángbèi de zūnjìng. Gēnjù dìyù hé jiātíng de bùtóng, chēnghu yě kěnéng luè yǒu chāyì.

English

In traditional Chinese culture, respecting elders is crucial. Addressing one's mother's sister-in-law as "Auntie" is common in both formal and informal settings, demonstrating respect from the younger generation. Variations may exist depending on region and family.

Advanced Expressions

中文

伯母最近身体可好?(Bómǔ zuìjìn shēntǐ kě hǎo?)

承蒙伯母挂念,一切安好。(Chéngméng bómǔ guàniàn, yīqiè ānhǎo.)

叨扰伯母了。(Dāorǎo bómǔ le.)

拼音

Bo mu zui jin shen ti ke hao? Cheng meng bo mu gua nian, yi qie an hao. Dao rao bo mu le.

English

How are you doing lately, Auntie?

Thank you for your concern, everything is fine.

Sorry to bother you, Auntie.

Cultural Taboos

中文

避免直接称呼伯母的名字,尤其是在正式场合。

拼音

Bi mián zhí jiē chēng hu bómǔ de míng zì, yóu qí shì zài zhèng shì chǎng hé.

English

Avoid addressing your mother's sister-in-law by her first name, especially in formal settings.

Key Points

中文

称呼伯母适用于已婚的母亲的姐妹或兄弟的妻子,在正式和非正式场合均可使用。根据地域和家庭的不同,称呼也可能略有差异。

拼音

Chēng hu bómǔ shì yòng yú yǐ hūn de mǔqīn de jiěmèi huò xiōngdì de qīzi, zài zhèngshì hé fēizhèngshì chǎnghé jūn kě shǐyòng. Gēnjù dìyù hé jiātíng de bùtóng, chēnghu yě kěnéng luè yǒu chāyì.

English

Addressing someone as "Auntie" is suitable for a married sister or sister-in-law of one's mother and can be used in both formal and informal settings. Variations may exist depending on region and family.

Practice Tips

中文

多练习不同场景下的称呼,例如拜访、电话沟通等。

注意语调和表情,以体现尊重和亲切。

与家人朋友练习,以提高流利程度。

拼音

Duo lian xi bu tong chang jing xia de cheng hu, li ru bai fang, dian hua gou tong deng. Zhu yi yu diao he biao qing, yi ti xian zun zhong he qin qie. Yu jia ren peng you lian xi, yi ti gao liu li cheng du.

English

Practice addressing someone as "Auntie" in various situations, such as visiting or talking on the phone.

Pay attention to your tone and expression to show respect and kindness.

Practice with family and friends to improve fluency.