“Man and wife” in Japanese
Short answer
Man and wife in Japanese is “夫婦” (fuufu). Full meaning: married couple, husband and wife, man and wife; set of two (one large, one small), pair (for husband and wife), his and hers (e.g. teacups).
Other ways to say “Man and wife” in Japanese
フーフ
fuufu married couple, husband and wife, man and wife; set of two (one large, one small), pair (for husband and wife), his and hers (e.g. teacups)
ふうふ
fuufu married couple, husband and wife, man and wife; set of two (one large, one small), pair (for husband and wife), his and hers (e.g. teacups)
メオト
meoto married couple, husband and wife, man and wife; set of two (one large, one small), pair (for husband and wife), his and hers (e.g. teacups)
めおと
meoto married couple, husband and wife, man and wife; set of two (one large, one small), pair (for husband and wife), his and hers (e.g. teacups)
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