Hi Judith, No, there is not a term for that. There is 'siblings' for brother and sister but there is not any for uncle and aunt or niece and nephew. You can say 'relatives'.

Hi Jasmin, 1) You could better say: a friend of mine told me where I can buy the tickets ... My friend of mine sounds redundant and it is supposed you are referring some tickets specifically, so we use 'the'. 2) It sounds more natural to me: my father told me how to save money or ...how I could save money.

Hi Jasmin, 1) You could better say: a friend of mine told me where I can buy the tickets ... My friend of mine sounds redundant and it is supposed you are referring some tickets specifically, so we use 'the'. 2) It sounds more natural to me: my father told me how to save money or ...how I could save money.

Hi Judith, No, there is not a term for that. There is 'siblings' for brother and sister but there is not any for uncle and aunt or niece and nephew. You can say 'relatives'.