Your daughter says something about farting while your family was eating dinner together. This is rude, so you warn her that she shouldn't say that.
We do not talk about bodily functions at the dinner table!
You just came home from work a few minutes ago. You say this to start a conversation with your wife:
How was your day?
conversation starters, family, home 
Your sister and her family are coming over to your house to visit. Your living room is a little messy. You ask your children to help you clean it:
Guys, help me straighten up a little please.
Your brother's car ran out of gas, so he called you to ask if you'd come pick him up. You're annoyed, so you say:
You're a real pain in the neck, you know?
Your teenage daughter is starting to go on dates. She hasn't been talking to you much about it. You kept asking her about it, and she finally told you about some trouble she's having with a boy that she likes. You don't want her to feel embarrassed about talking about this topic with you, so you say:
The last thing I want is for you to feel like you can't open up to me about this kind of stuff.
emotions, family, idioms, phrasal verb, relationships 
You're talking about a social networking site with your family. Your husband asks a question about it, but calls it by the wrong name. You think he did that on purpose. You say to your daughter:
He likes to act like he doesn't know anything about it.
criticism, family, personality, 日本語サポート 
You were talking to your sister on the phone. The call suddenly ended. You think it was an accident, but when you call your sister back you want to joke with her, so you say:
You hung up on me!
family, joking, phrasal verb, teasing, telephone 
Your daughter is packing for a weekend vacation. She's packed two large suitcases and a backpack.You think that's too much. You say:
I find it hard to believe that you're really going to need all that luggage for just 3 days.
You are going on a road trip with your family. The trip takes several hours, so after an hour your kids start to get really impatient. One of your children asks:
Are we there yet?
Your son told you that the faucet is dripping. You want to know whether it's a problem with the faucet, or just that your son didn't completely turn it off.
Did you turn it all the way off?
