Aunt how to say English

Pronunciation: English [? Nt] beauty [? nt]

Auntie; Auntie; Auntie; Gu; aunt

Lexical collocation

1, Aunt Hood? Masked aunt

2. Aunt Wade? Stepmother Huayi?

3. Your aunt? Your aunt?

4. Unmarried aunt of unmarried aunt; aunt

Common sentence patterns:

Hello, Aunt Caroline.

Hello, Aunt Caroline.

My aunt provides accommodation for vacationers in summer.

In summer, my aunt charges people on vacation for accommodation.

Cage's aunt gives her 3 pounds a week.

Cage gives her 3 pounds a week for her period.

My aunt raised four children.

My aunt raised four children.

Extended data:

Etymological explanation: aunte comes directly from Britain and France; Amita, originally from Latin, means aunt.

Word usage

1, Auntie is used in spoken language, which often refers to the address that children call adult female neighbors or friends and colleagues of their parents.

2. menstruation is a common noun, but when it is used with proper nouns representing names, the initial letter must be capitalized.

3. People are used to using aunts to refer to all aunts, aunts, aunts, aunts, aunts, and aunts, and there is no specific distinction.

4. If it is necessary to distinguish, paternal? Aunt (paternal line) refers to aunt, aunt and aunt, but maternal line? Auntie means aunt and aunt.