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Kirundi

sebukwe

seh-BOO-kweh

How to say it

Kirundisebukweseh-BOO-kwehsoon
Englishfather-in-lawsoon
Frenchbeau-pèresoon

Meaning

the father of one's spouse; someone else's father-in-law.

Good to know

Used when speaking about a third party's father-in-law; a person addresses their own father-in-law differently, out of respect.

Examples

  • Sebukwe wa Jeanne yaje kumusura.Jeanne's father-in-law came to visit her.
  • Sebukwe ari kumwe na bo none?Is the father-in-law with them today?
  • Ntabwo yigeze abona sebukwe wiwe.She never met her father-in-law.
  • Sebukwe azokwitaba ubukwe ejo.The father-in-law will attend the wedding tomorrow.

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