親族勢揃いの会合 (gathering of all relatives)
Grammar & Usage
How it works
This is a compound noun phrase. 親族 (shinzoku) means 'relatives'. 勢揃い (zeisoroi) means 'all present, full attendance', implying everyone is there. の (no) is a possessive particle connecting 勢揃い to 会合 (kaigō), which means 'gathering, meeting'. The structure is essentially 'relatives' + 'all present' + 'possessive particle' + 'gathering', translating to 'a gathering where all relatives are present'.
Sample sentences
お正月には毎年、親族勢揃いの会合があります。
Every New Year, we have a gathering where all our relatives are present.
久しぶりに親族勢揃いの会合で、皆の顔を見ることができました。
It was a long-awaited gathering of all relatives, and I was able to see everyone's faces.
祖母の米寿のお祝いに、親族勢揃いの会合を計画しています。
We are planning a gathering of all relatives to celebrate my grandmother's 88th birthday.
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Example
お正月には毎年、親族勢揃いの会合があります。
Every New Year, we have a gathering where all our relatives are present.
久しぶりに親族勢揃いの会合で、皆の顔を見ることができました。
It was a long-awaited gathering of all relatives, and I was able to see everyone's faces.
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