How do you introduce family in Japanese?

[Mishi San]

I have a new pen pal from Japan and he introduced me to his family and I wish to introduce my family but I don't know the proper way to say it. "This is my..." I know the family titles in Japanese apart from cousin, which I think is Junko? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Pronunciation is important, so if you could also let me know how to say it as well as write it I would be very grateful!

 

[SquareSquirrel]

I beleive the phrase is ????, but it may be different for introducing family, I would check with others before taking my word for it.

EDIT_ It is pronouced kochira wa and the sentence structure would be Kochira wa NAME desu. NAME wa RELATION desu. (Desu is written ?? )

Again please don't rely on me for it - This is for introducing people in person, so im not sure if it is appropiate for pen pals.

Best of luck to ya!

 

[Rachel]

It depends on how you wanna introduce. It's a penpal so I guess it's letter communication.

Usually you would explain who you live with cuz we tend to think think family= who you live with. You can say "I have(my family is consist of) father, mother, older sister, younger sister, older brother, younger brother, grandfather, grandmother, pet maybe and maybe roommate or house oweners, aunt and uncle."

Watashi no Kazoku ha chichi, haha, ane, imouto, ani, otouto, ojiisan, obaasan, inu(dog) neko(cat), ruumumeito, hausu o-na-, oba to oji desu.(you can say ga imasu instead of desu.)

???????? ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ?? ???(?????)

hope this helps.