i can watch my brother's husband at the adventure zone.
i can watch my brother's husband at the adventure zone.
where can i watch my brother's husband?
the adventure zone
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Na
serbian and bosnian have specific terms for relations by marriage. for example, a "sister-in-law" can be a ""snaha/snaja"" (brother's wife, though also family-member's wife in general), ""zaova"" (husband's sister), ""svastika"" (wife's sister) or ""jetrva"" (husband's brother's wife). a "brother-in-law" can be a ""zet"" (sister's husband, or family-member's husband in general), ""djever/dever"" (husband's brother), ""šurak/šurjak"" (wife's brother) or ""badžanak/pašenog"" (wife's sister's husband). likewise, the term ""prijatelj"" (same as ""makhatunim"" in yiddish, which also translates as ""friend"") is also used. bengali has a number of in-law words. for example, "boudi" (elder brother's wife), "shaali" (wife's sister), "shaala" (wife's younger brother), "sambandhi" (wife's elder brother/shaali's husband), "bhaasur" (husband's elder brother), "deor" (husband's younger brother) "nanad" (husband's sister), "jaa" (husband's brother's wife), etc.
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