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Question by  Plutarch (11)

How do you say "grandmother" or "grandma" in Italian?

My grandmother is coming from Italy for the first time.

 
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Answer by  monkeyz (3150)

The Italian word for grandmother is "nonna," which can be used as a nickname. Another common nickname for grandmothers in Italian is "Nonie."

 
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Answer by  valeriobenschop (43)

the italian way of saying "grandmother" or "grandma" is "nonna" and it's pronounciation is "nohn-nah" notice the letter "h".speek it out with a little of the "h" in it

 
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Answer by  mandriloquai (324)

"Nonna" is the Italian word for grandmother. I am not sure about grandma, but I think is "nonnina". You may also try the dear grandmother, which is also colloquial: "cara nonna".

 
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