What name do you call each of your grandparents?

[Anonymous]

[ginnyweasley]

i call my grandpa, my dads dad, Pake it means grandpa in friesland which is specific of dutch. my other grandpa (my mom's dad) passed away at 32 and i never knew him. For both my grandmothers i never had a relationship with either of them because they are awful people. My moms mom is still alive my dads mom died a year ago

[Asker]

Is it pronounced like Paco but with an A sound?

[ginnyweasley]

with an A sound and he won't answer to anything else

[Genie23]

Well.. I call my maternal grandmother, "Naani"

My maternal grandfather died before I was born..
My paternal grandfather died few months after I was born.
So, I never really got to know what it's like having a grandfather. If they were alive I would have called them "dadaji' or something.

[Asker]

How is Dadaji pronounced?

[Genie23]

I meant I would have called my paternal grandfather, Dadaji. It's pronounced like this- Daa- Daa- Jee. LOL.
It sounds cute when I say it but it looked weird when I wrote the pronunciation lol
and if my maternal grandfather was alive.. I would have called him, Nanaji :)

[Asker]

Nanaji go hard lol

[DesiDoo]

I call my moms parents "Meme and PawPaw or Meemz and Paparazzi" lol.

I call my dads parents "Grandma and PawPaw."

I call my grandparents parents "Uptamama (or however you spell that), Grandmama, and PawPaw".

Lol basically PawPaw is the most common

[Asker]

Meemz and Paparazzi sound oddly cool lol. I also say Pawpaw though

[DesiDoo]

Thanks for mho

[OrdinaryGentleman]

Both my grampas died
One grandma left I call her Grammy

[Asker]

Awwwwww

[Phoenix98]

Grandma
Grandpa

Grandmother
Grandfather

[Asker]

Hmm simple

[Phoenix98]

Yup.

[mskay]

Maternal side is kinda Chinese, so we use the Chinese way to call them. Paternal side died before I was born, but I call my aunts and uncles like 'Aunt (name)' 'Uncle (name)', the usual western way (its pree uncommon to call your relatives like that back in my country).

[biracialQT]

My dutch Grandma is oma, my dutch grandpa is opa, my American grandma is grandma Margo, my African grandma is grannieee, my italian grandma is just nonna

[Asker]

Margo thats pretty cool. Yea my cousins call their grandma Nonna but its spelled Nana. My other cousins call theirs Bebe

[biracialQT]

Thants pretty Authentic! I like Bebe😄
I had a Frisian friend who called her grandna Beppe😂😂

[teawrecks]

I call my grandma on my dads side "Nana" and my grandpa on my dads side "Boompa"

On my mom's side it's "grandma / grandpa [insert name]"

[Asker]

Boompa? Haha never heard that

[teawrecks]

According to Urban Dictionary: "A name for a child's Grandfather. Derived from Jimmy Stewart's character in "Mr Hobbs Take a Vacation". It is a pet name for grandfather used in some parts of the US."

From Wikitonary: "From French bon ‎(“good”) + Dutch pa ‎(“dad”)."

I dunno, it's just always been what we've called him since we could talk.

[CHARismatic110]

I call my grandma "Gram." My nieces and nephews call my mom "Mom mom".

[Asker]

MomMom lol

[CHARismatic110]

What?

[vertigo3201]

Nanny and poppy when I was little, now just nan and pop

[Asker]

Lol i like Nan and Poppy haha

[cookiesandcream]

Lolo and lola or sir and lolie
Nonno and Nonna or Nonno and Nonsie

[Asker]

Awww i like LoLo

[Kay211]

Always uh.. Called them all different ones. lol
of course they all mean the same thing, it just made things easier. ;p

Step side: Grammy and pappy

Dads side: Mamaw and papaw

Moms side: Nana and papa

[heywhisper]

Mom mom and pop pop

Grammy and Grandpa

[Asker]

Grammy you won a Grammy lol

[existing_not_living]

Mom-mom
Granddaddy
Grandma
Grandpa
Pookie

[Asker]

Pookie lol

[existing_not_living]

I feel like every family needs to have a cookie <3 haha

[justbanANNAz]

teta = grandma
gedo= grandpa

[Asker]

Lol gedo like ghetto?

[justbanANNAz]

lol no, like geh-doh [but the o is like the o in orange]

[Asker]

Lol sounds like ghetto when i say it haha

[Asker]

Gedo like "duh"?

[justbanANNAz]

noooo omg lol. or... i guess u could if u were to break it up slowly. u dont say it as ghetto. and obviously, it's d, not t.

[Asker]

Lol im black. We pronounce ghetto with a "d" sound. No need to be proper with it when slang speaks for itself lol

[justbanANNAz]

uh ok then.

[AmandaLynn1930]

grandma, granny and grandpa. we keep it simple :)

[Asker]

Lol i see

[ElissaDido]

Mima for grandma
Jeddou for grandpa

[Asker]

Jeddou? Is that pronounced like Jedi? lol

[ElissaDido]

Hahaha no more like jeddoo but I call him jeddi as well, jeddi with an I means MY grandpa

[justbanANNAz]

oh u say gedo too, but in a different accent =]

[ElissaDido]

@justbanANNAz Yup haha in Egypt the say gedo and for the grandma it's Sitty or Teta or I'm I wrong ^^?

[justbanANNAz]

yeah we use teta :)

[PLLFan21]

I called them grandma / grandpa

[Asker]

Lol simple

[PLLFan21]

Yes indeed.

[chocolateismylover]

Ayayo - Grandmother

Awowo - Grandfather

[Asker]

Lol i Like Ayayo

[throwit]

Grandma and grandpa

[Asker]

Stick with the basics lol

[throwit]

I can't believe I'm the only one who doesn't have crazy names so far hahah

Maybe because I never really knew my dads parents I never had to distinguish between the two grandmas and grandpas

[HRNYAllDATIME]

Ol Laydeh & Ol Man!

[Asker]

Lol i like that

[coolbreeze2]

dead for a long time and dead for not so long

[Asker]

Thats just wrong

[Anonymous]

They're all dead.

[Asker]

Did you call them anything before they passed?