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English term or phrase:
Do you live in a nuclear family or an extended family?
Latvian translation:
Vai tu dzīvo kopā tikai ar bērniem un vīru/sievu vai arī ar vecākiem/brāļiem/māsām u.c. radiniekiem
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Do you live in a nuclear family or an extended family?
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Vai tu dzīvo kopā tikai ar bērniem un vīru/sievu vai arī ar vecākiem/brāļiem/māsām u.c. radiniekiem
A nuclear family, as opposed to extended family, is a kind of family with two parents and their children, it is typical in societies where people must be relatively mobile -- such as small hunter-gatherer societies and large industrial societies.
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Vai tu dzīvo mazā, vai lielā ģimenē?
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