My sister grows a lot of succulent as well, she says they're pretty easy to grow. But I haven't seen this one at hers, it's nice
my brother, her son, had just graduated with his bachelor's degree!
Do you mean your cousin, and not your brother?
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Hihi, well, yes, but in Serbia, we also call our aunts’ and uncles’ children brothers and sisters. We even have specific terms for aunts and uncles depending on which side of the family they’re from. Your mother’s sister is your tetka (maternal aunts), your father’s sister is also tetka (paternal aunts), your mother’s brother is your ujak (maternal uncle) and your father’s brother is your stric (paternal uncle).
The terms for their partners change accordingly, too (teča, ujna, strina). And their children are our brothers and sisters. 😁
This probably sounded like an unsolvable math equation, sorry. 🤣
