I have been watching the TV series Mazu recently, and the names of the characters in it are a bit confusing: what do you mean by grandpa, grandpa, sister-in-law and sister? Look at Gao Ren's explanati

I have been watching the TV series Mazu recently, and the names of the characters in it are a bit confusing: what do you mean by grandpa, grandpa, sister-in-law and sister? Look at Gao Ren's explanation! The appellation of these Taiwan Province people, Taiwan Province people are also Minnan dialect.

Dad: It used to be called Dad (in ancient times), but now it's called Dad or Dad.

Grandpa: I'm not sure. It should be grandpa's ancient name. Now it's called "grandpa"

Sister-in-law, elder sister and A-mei: Address for your sister-in-law, elder sister and younger sister. But now most people, like the north, directly call themselves sister-in-law, elder sister and younger sister.

Give LZ a few more examples to facilitate LZ to watch TV series.

Grandma: What's grandma's name now? I don't know in ancient times, it should be grandpa or grandma.

Grandma: Now most people call their mother "Mom" directly.

These are some kinship terms I know, but I don't know any more. After all, I'm not from Taiwan Province Province.

I hope it will help LZ.