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Let us suppose the family name is [山田]{やまだ}.

Most commonly, we would say:

「山田[家]{け}」 ← 「家」 is read 「け」 for this usage.

「山田[一家]{いっか}」

Formally, we could say:

「山田[一族]{いちぞく}」

「一族」is not an everyday word. It could sound too dramatic or theatrical if used in a casual convo.

"And would you use the same language when talking to a member of the family you're referring to and when talking about that family to a third party?"

The same phrase can be used on both occasions.

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Let us suppose the family name is [山田]{やまだ}.

Most commonly, we would say:

「山田[家]{け}」 ← 「家」 is read 「け」 for this usage.

「山田[一家]{いっか}」

Formally, we could say:

「山田[一族]{いちぞく}」

「一族」is not an everyday word. It could sound too dramatic or theatrical if used in a casual convo.

"And would you use the same language when talking to a member of the family you're referring to and when talking about that family to a third party?"

The same phrase can be used on both occasions.

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Let us suppose the family name is [山田]{やまだ}.

Most commonly, we would say:

「山田[家]{け}」 ← 「家」 is read 「け」 for this usage.

「山田[一家]{いっか}」

Formally, we could say:

「山田[一族]{いちぞく}」

「一族」is not an everyday word. It could sound too dramatic or theatrical if used in a casual convo.

"And would you use the same language when talking to a member of the family you're referring to and when talking about that family to a third party?"

The same phrase can be used on both occasions.

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Let us suppose the family name is 山田[山田]{やまだ}.

Most commonly, we would say:

「[山田家山田[家]{やまだけけ}」 ← 「家」 is read 「け」 for this usage.

「[山田[一家]{やまだいっかいっか}」

Formally, we could say:

「山田[一族]{いちぞく}」

「一族」is not an everyday word. It could sound too dramatic or theatrical if used in a casual convo.

"And would you use the same language when talking to a member of the family you're referring to and when talking about that family to a third party?"

The same phrase can be used on both occasions.

http://image.eiga.k-img.com/images/movie/83447/poster2/200.jpg?1457577317 http://silvercopen2.c.blog.so-net.ne.jp/_images/blog/_e73/silvercopen2/E382B9E382AFE383AAE383BCE383B3E382B7E383A7E38383E38388EFBC882011-07-142019.01.47EFBC89.png?c=a0

Let us suppose the family name is 山田.

Most commonly, we would say:

「[山田家]{やまだけ}」 ← 「家」 is read 「け」 for this usage.

「[山田一家]{やまだいっか}」

Formally, we could say:

「山田[一族]{いちぞく}」

「一族」is not an everyday word. It could sound too dramatic or theatrical if used in a casual convo.

"And would you use the same language when talking to a member of the family you're referring to and when talking about that family to a third party?"

The same phrase can be used on both occasions.

http://image.eiga.k-img.com/images/movie/83447/poster2/200.jpg?1457577317 http://silvercopen2.c.blog.so-net.ne.jp/_images/blog/_e73/silvercopen2/E382B9E382AFE383AAE383BCE383B3E382B7E383A7E38383E38388EFBC882011-07-142019.01.47EFBC89.png?c=a0

Let us suppose the family name is [山田]{やまだ}.

Most commonly, we would say:

「山田[家]{け}」 ← 「家」 is read 「け」 for this usage.

「山田[一家]{いっか}」

Formally, we could say:

「山田[一族]{いちぞく}」

「一族」is not an everyday word. It could sound too dramatic or theatrical if used in a casual convo.

"And would you use the same language when talking to a member of the family you're referring to and when talking about that family to a third party?"

The same phrase can be used on both occasions.

http://image.eiga.k-img.com/images/movie/83447/poster2/200.jpg?1457577317 http://silvercopen2.c.blog.so-net.ne.jp/_images/blog/_e73/silvercopen2/E382B9E382AFE383AAE383BCE383B3E382B7E383A7E38383E38388EFBC882011-07-142019.01.47EFBC89.png?c=a0

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Let us suppose the family name is 山田.

Most commonly, we would say:

「[山田家]{やまだけ}」 ← 「家」 is read 「け」 for this usage.

「[山田一家]{やまだいっか}」

Formally, we could say:

「山田[一族]{いちぞく}」

「一族」is not an everyday word. It could sound too dramatic or theatrical if used in a casual convo.

"And would you use the same language when talking to a member of the family you're referring to and when talking about that family to a third party?"

The same phrase can be used on both occasions.

http://image.eiga.k-img.com/images/movie/83447/poster2/200.jpg?1457577317 http://silvercopen2.c.blog.so-net.ne.jp/_images/blog/_e73/silvercopen2/E382B9E382AFE383AAE383BCE383B3E382B7E383A7E38383E38388EFBC882011-07-142019.01.47EFBC89.png?c=a0

Let us suppose the family name is 山田.

Most commonly, we would say:

「[山田家]{やまだけ}」 ← 「家」 is read 「け」 for this usage.

「[山田一家]{やまだいっか}」

Formally, we could say:

「山田[一族]{いちぞく}」

「一族」is not an everyday word. It could sound too dramatic or theatrical if used in a casual convo.

"And would you use the same language when talking to a member of the family you're referring to and when talking about that family to a third party?"

The same phrase can be used on both occasions.

Let us suppose the family name is 山田.

Most commonly, we would say:

「[山田家]{やまだけ}」 ← 「家」 is read 「け」 for this usage.

「[山田一家]{やまだいっか}」

Formally, we could say:

「山田[一族]{いちぞく}」

「一族」is not an everyday word. It could sound too dramatic or theatrical if used in a casual convo.

"And would you use the same language when talking to a member of the family you're referring to and when talking about that family to a third party?"

The same phrase can be used on both occasions.

http://image.eiga.k-img.com/images/movie/83447/poster2/200.jpg?1457577317 http://silvercopen2.c.blog.so-net.ne.jp/_images/blog/_e73/silvercopen2/E382B9E382AFE383AAE383BCE383B3E382B7E383A7E38383E38388EFBC882011-07-142019.01.47EFBC89.png?c=a0

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