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Date Posted: 00:14:26 08/17/03 Sun
Author: SHIRLEY BARCLAY
Author Host/IP: 203-79-70-148.apx0.paradise.net.nz / 203.79.70.148
Subject: Grandparents!

Hello,

We would like our grandaughter to call us the Gaelic words usually ascribed to grandparents but have had trouble trying to find what these are. We would like to know the actual translation (and how to say it) of "Grandmother" and "Grandfather" but also the terms of endearment usually used - just like in English we use "Nana" or "Grandma" etc., so we can choose the ones we would like her to call us.
Thank-you so much

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