In the Tagalog (Filipino) language, we have the following words which are of Hokkien import: * parent-in-law - biyenan * son- or daughter-in-law - manugang *

In the Tagalog (Filipino) language, we have the following words which are of Hokkien import: * parent-in-law - biyenan * son- or daughter-in-law - manugang * brother-in-law - bayaw * sister-in-law - hipag * the spouse of your brother- or sister-in-law - bilas We also have the following words for siblings which are influenced by Hokkien: (male first, then female) * elder sibling - kuya / ate (or aya / achi) * second eldest - diko / ditse * third eldest - sanso or sangko / sanse * youngest sibling (male or female) - bunso (or siobe) I've also heard my grandaunts call my grandfather "siaho" (the eldest sister's husband) but I don't know what's the equivalent word for the eldest brother's wife.