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26. Jan. 2010 · Poland. Polish. Jan 27, 2010. #6. I think many middle-aged women who become grandmothers do not feel ready to be called grandma - "babcia". That is why their grand-children are taugtht to call them otherwise. The other reason for using less usual names may be that a child invents itself a name for its grandmother.
8. Juni 2008 · Agreeing with the others, and adding that sometimes the name for "Grandma" is tied to how far the grandchild's speech has developed. For example, when my grandson was just learning to talk: - If I was not present, his mother was "Mama". - If I was present, his mother became "Mommy", and I was "Mama". - My husband was "Papa".
1. Nov. 2010 · United States. Arabic-Aleppo. Nov 3, 2010. #6. Sitt is an ancient Yemenite (Himyarite) word meaning a "woman." It means "Mrs." or "grandmother" in various urban dialects. In Syria it means "grandmother," except in the north (Aleppo) where it is never used. In Aleppo we call a grandmother naane (vocative: naana), which is also used in Turkish.
6. Okt. 2022 · As the children don't seem to be related, however, there is no reason for them to use the proper names Grandma and Grandpa. It would make more sense to use the common noun forms, preceded by possessive pronouns. I would correct the text to this: Jennifer: This is my dad and my mom. Jessica: Wow! Jennifer: This is my grandpa and my grandma ...
21. Dez. 2018 · 1. These are my grandma and my grandpa. [A boy is introducing his grandparents to his friend, they are all together in one room, near each other] 2. They are my grandma and my grandpa. [A boy is explaining who are these people on the picture or at the same room, but not near him - say, at the opposite corner of the room ] Thanks! T.
23. Jan. 2021 · Hello, Do you ever say 'go to grandma' when you mean 'go to grandma's'? - Where is she going next weekend? - She's going to her grandma. - She's going to her grandma's. I'd accept only the second option. What do you think?
24. Feb. 2009 · Feb 24, 2009. #2. "Omi" is a diminutive for "Oma". It is the same for Opa/Opi. I do not know if "Oma" is a diminutive. It depends on regions and family tradition, whether you use "Oma" or "Omi". I also heard "Großmutter" ("grandma") and "Großvater" ("grandpa") but it was not used in my own family. There is no difference in the names between ...
15. Juni 2008 · Jun 15, 2008. #1. In a movie, a guy says to another (a Mob guy): If we don't deal with (on) this now, soon, little, uh, Gambol here won't be able to get a, a nickel for his grandma. (In the movie Gambol is a black guy, who gets very pissed off when he hears this.) I need to know if "a nickel for gis grandma" would mean "a bag of marihuana for ...
5. Juni 2006 · The difference between grandfather and grandpa, and grandmother and grandma is simply that - pa and - ma are more informal. May I say that in other words : grandmother / grandfather are the "official" terms (grand'père / grand'mère in French) grandpa and grandma are "affectionate" terms (pépé or papy / mémé or mamie in French - among ...
8. Feb. 2013 · Feb 8, 2013. #3. It is not easy to represent spoken Arabic in Arabic script. In Damascus (for example) “grandfather” is zhaddo, that is: classical jadd plus the diminutive/affective suffix –o. This is what my grandson calls me. You can write it as جده but this does look like classical jadduhu “his grandfather”.
