Pépé, Papy
the French noun for grandfather is "grand-père"
The French word for grandfather is "grand-père."
Grand-père is a French equivalent of 'Grandfather', and Grand-mère is a French equivalent of 'Grandmother'.
Grand-père, Grand-papa
It's just a childish pronunciation of "pa" which means father -- Grandfather = Grandpa = Grandpop
the French noun for grandfather is "grand-père"
The French word for grandfather is "grand-père."
Pepe, or pépé, is a colloquial term for grandfather, generally only used in informal settings.
Grand-père is a French equivalent of 'Grandfather', and Grand-mère is a French equivalent of 'Grandmother'.
Yes, it is French for Grandfather.
It's the informal "you".
You (familiar) = tu You (formal) = vous
The spelling "dziadzia" is the Americanized version of the Polish word for "grandfather" (dziadek, dziadziu).
Grand-père, Grand-papa
It's just a childish pronunciation of "pa" which means father -- Grandfather = Grandpa = Grandpop
No, "nope" is not a French word. It is an informal English term used to express refusal or denial.
an informal letter to grandfather describing the experience in a mall