Pelin
Which ones are OK?
I have a kin there.
I have kin there. or I have kins there.
I have some kin there. or I have some kins there.
2016年2月8日 15:00
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"Kin" is plural, meaning family or relations, so "I have kin there" sounds the most correct. However it is very formal, most English speakers would normally say "I have family there" or "I have relations there".
2016年2月8日
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