the word for Grandmother in as many languages as possible

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the word for Grandmother in as many languages as possible

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:hello: "I love my Grandmother" in as many languages as possible. Please help me find this. Thank you Monabird
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2 suggestions...........

French
J'adore ma grand-mère

German
Ich liebe meine Großmutter

:hello:
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In japanese : おばあちゃんが大好きです (obâchan ga daisuki desu)
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in Chinese

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In Chinese, two versions:

我爱我的奶奶 (more colloquial)

我爱我的祖母 (more formal)
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croatian: volim svoju baku
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Hungarian: szeretem a nagymamám
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Se nem kicsi, se nem nagy: Ni trop petit(e), ni trop grand(e):
Éppen hozzám való vagy! Tu es juste fait(e) pour moi!
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J wrote:French
J'adore ma grand-mère
Also: J'aime ma grand-mère ;)

Russian
Я люблю свою бабушку (Ya lyublyu svayu babushku)
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It's crazy how the time just seems to fly
But for a moment you and I, we caught it
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Espagnol :
Quiero a mi abuela
La folie des uns est la sagesse des autres
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Post by Cãlin »

Roumain: O iubesc pe bunica.
Suédois: Jag älskar min mormor / farmor. (mormor=grand-mere maternelle, farmor=grand-mere paternelle)
Danois: Jeg elsker min bedstemor.
Portugais du Brésil: Eu amo minha avó.
Hébreu:
אני אוהב סבתאי [ani ohev savta'i] - male speaker
אני אוהבת סבתאי [ani ohevet savta'i] - female speaker
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أحب جدَّتي ( ouhibou jaddati )
If you don't love too much, you don't love enough
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Polonais: Kocham swoją babcię.

Finnois: Rakastan isoäitiäni.

Estonien: Ma armastan oma vanaema.
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Italian
Voglio bene alla nonna. (in Italian you do not really need to say that it is your granny).
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in Dutch: Ik houd van mijn grootmoeder/oma.
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Post by Maïwenn »

about Danish : the Danes, as the Swedes, use farmor and mormor much more than bedstemor. So you should use one of those (farmor for your father's mother ; mormor for your mother's mother)
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tchèque : miluju svoji babicku
slovaque : lubim svoju babicku
You may feel alone when you’re falling asleep
And every time tears roll down your cheeks
But I know your heart belongs to someone you’ve yet to meet
Someday you will be loved
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