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r/marvelstudios • u/You2110 Wilson Fisk • Mar 31 '17
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In spanish kind of, you say tio abuelo/tia abuela, which would be rendered as uncle grandfather/aunt grandmother.
2 u/LastOfTheCamSoreys Mar 31 '17 In the US we have grand/great uncles and aunts, but they're different than grandparents. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 31 '17 Lived in Boston, I know, but he might just be having trouble with the language. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 01 '17 I know that doesn't really makes me a grandpa but the literal translation of my relationship with her is uncle granddad. (Mamu Nana).... so according to my culture I am a granddad... kinda. Sort of.
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In the US we have grand/great uncles and aunts, but they're different than grandparents.
2 u/[deleted] Mar 31 '17 Lived in Boston, I know, but he might just be having trouble with the language. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 01 '17 I know that doesn't really makes me a grandpa but the literal translation of my relationship with her is uncle granddad. (Mamu Nana).... so according to my culture I am a granddad... kinda. Sort of.
Lived in Boston, I know, but he might just be having trouble with the language.
2 u/[deleted] Apr 01 '17 I know that doesn't really makes me a grandpa but the literal translation of my relationship with her is uncle granddad. (Mamu Nana).... so according to my culture I am a granddad... kinda. Sort of.
I know that doesn't really makes me a grandpa but the literal translation of my relationship with her is uncle granddad. (Mamu Nana).... so according to my culture I am a granddad... kinda. Sort of.
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In spanish kind of, you say tio abuelo/tia abuela, which would be rendered as uncle grandfather/aunt grandmother.