Usages of ryoushin
両親 と 私 は 春 に 美術館 で 新しい 絵 を 見ます。ryoushin to watashi wa haru ni bijutsukan de atarashii e o mimasu.
My parents and I will see new paintings at the art museum in spring.
両親 は 週末 に 旅行 を します。ryoushin wa shuumatsu ni ryokou o shimasu.
My parents travel on the weekend.
私 の 両親 は 仲 の いい 夫婦 です。watashi no ryoushin wa naka no ii fuufu desu.
My parents are a close, loving married couple.
両親 は たまに けんか を する けれど、 すぐ 仲直りします。ryoushin wa tamani kenka o suru keredo, sugu nakanaorishimasu.
My parents sometimes fight, but they make up quickly.
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