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末っ子
sue-kko
What does "末っ子" mean in English?
youngest child私は末っ子で、いつも甘やかされていました。
I was the youngest child and was always spoiled.
How to use "末っ子" correctly: definitions and examples in English?
informal
The youngest child in a family, often receiving special attention or being spoiled.
末っ子は家族の宝物です。
The youngest child is the family's treasure.
末っ子は親から甘やかされがちです。
The youngest child tends to be spoiled by parents.
This term is often used affectionately and can carry connotations of being pampered or receiving extra care.
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Cultural Note
In Japanese culture, the youngest child is often seen as the most pampered and may receive special treatment from parents and siblings.
Gold Rule
Usage Context
Use '末っ子' to refer to the youngest child in a family, often with affectionate or slightly humorous undertones.
Word Origin
From '末' (end, youngest) + '子' (child), literally meaning 'the child at the end.'
Usage Notes
While '末っ子' is neutral, it can sometimes imply being spoiled or receiving extra attention. In some contexts, it may be used to describe the youngest child's behavior or role in the family.
Word Breakdown
末
end, youngest
rootっ子
child
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