my family.
My name's Alexandr.I'a waiter.I work in a restaurant.
I have one cousin-brother.He's 25 ears old.H livesin a St Petersburge.He isn't married.
My mother is name's Ludmila.She is pritty women.She's 55 ears old.She's a teacher in university.
My grand-mother's Valentina.She is 79 ears old.She is lives with us.
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my family.
My name's Alexandr. I'm (or "I am") a waiter. I work in a restaurant.
I have one cousin-brother. He's 25 years old. He lives in St Petersburg.He isn't married.
My mother is named Ludmila. She is a pretty women. She's 55 years old. She's a teacher in university.
My grand-mother name is Valentina. She is 79 years old. She is lives with us.
I think you are doing very well! The little errors I picked up are things that become easier with time.
Keep up the good work :)
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Your "двоюродный брат" or "двоюродная сестра" in normal speech is simply your "cousin". We do not say "cousin-brother" or "cousin-sister." If you want to distinguish a двоюрондый брат from, for example, a троюродный брат, then you could call the двоюродный брат your "first cousin" (and the троюродный брат your "second cousin").
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