Aunt and Aunt – a free app for family titles, allowing you to quickly find out who and what to call them.

The Chinese New Year will be here in two days, and many people will definitely go back to the countryside to reunite and have dinner with their extended families. But the most annoying thing at this time is who is called so and so? It’s easy to be the one who is the father or the mother, but if you cross another level, such as “the child of the mother’s sister”, many people will be failed, let alone the four levels of “the child of the father’s father’s brother”, which are even more difficult.

This article will recommend a very easy-to-use free app called “Aunt and Auntie – Family Titles”. After pressing the object you want to query, it will immediately tell you how to call it. Even if there are more than five levels, it will not be difficult for you. It is available on iOS and Android.

Aunt and aunt – introduction to family titles

Auntie – The interface for family titles is just like a computer. First, select whether you are male or female, and then click on the person you want to query below. There are also functions such as deletion and zeroing (clearing):

As shown in the picture below, I want to find out what should I call my father’s younger brother, so I click on “Father’s younger brother” and the results will be listed immediately above:

The same goes for mother’s sister. Click on “mother’s sister” and “aunt” will be displayed above:

As for the multi-level part, for example: I want to know how to call “mother’s sister’s son”, so I click on “mother’s sister’s son”. At this time, there will be an additional option. You need to choose whether he is older (older) or younger (younger) than me:

If I were young, I would have to call my cousin:

The elder is the cousin:

It should be obvious from the above cases that the “” in the middle is very important. It is the keyword that connects each relationship, so don’t forget to click, otherwise there will be no answer.

Instructions for use are also provided. Those who are still not sure can take a look:

So, with this app, you no longer have to worry about who is calling whom and how. When you are unsure or don’t know, just open the app and click quickly, and the answer will appear.

The only thing to note is that this app was developed by Hong Kong people, so there may be some names that are different, but I haven’t encountered it yet. If so, we have introduced another one beforeRelatives call computers, can also be used together.