Your husband's sibling's spouses?
I would call my husband's, brother's, wife my "SIL".... but someone just said that only your spouse's sibling is the "in-law" and that she would be my "brother-in-law's wife".
Help me settle this one. Professor Google is on my side but I'm wondering if it's a regional thing.
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I would call my husband's brother's wife "SIL." But I know some people would not consider your BIL's wife to be your SIL. I don't follow such silly rules, so I would call her SIL.
Or you could be like my annoying sister and SIL (DH's sister) and just call her your sister. My sis and SIL call each other "sisters." (Yes, I have a chip on my shoulder and I'm not afraid to admit it, haha).
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I only distinguish my BIL as SIL's husband when I need to clarify which inlaw I am referring to, ie. BIL = sister's husband v. SIL's husband.
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This exactly. We're from the same area so maybe that's why??
In conversation, I'd say SIL is appropriate. If you were writing a formal paper or document of some sort, it would be "brother-in-law's wife."
FWIW, I refer to my husband's nieces and nephew as "his," not "ours" or ever "my." Most of that is because I despise their parents and want nothing to do with them (until some things change). I know it's bad to take it out on the kids - and really, I don't. I'm nice and will play with them and buy them birthday/Christmas presents, etc. I just don't go out of my way.