In the now-viral clip, the educator with over 22 years of teaching under his belt expertly broke down the family tree and how it relates to cousins once, twice, and three times removed."My uncle's son would be my first cousin," Mr. Silberman explained.
"My first cousin's son would be my first cousin, once removed. Removed means down by one generation."But wait! That's not all."If my first cousin once removed has a son, he would be my first cousin twice removed," Mr. Silberman continued."Now, my first cousin's son, and my son are second cousins. I hope that clears things up."
We refer to our 1st cousin once removed as our niece/nephew. I know it's not just a Filipino thing either! ❤️🇵🇭
In the now-viral clip, ninth-grade social studies teacher, Kevin Silberman, with over 22 years of teaching under his belt expertly broke down the family tree and how it relates to cousins once, twice, and three times removed.
That why in my family they are just a cousin once it gets past first cousins. Mmm mom has 40 in her generation and it’s too complicated to keep up with who belongs to who
why should a teacher explain this lmao shouldn't a parent explain this basic information? Stop expecting teachers to explain everyfucking thing lol jfc
Finally? You could have googled it Or asked my dad
it also means it’s ok to mate with them