so funny my nieces call my mother, their grand mother, mi mi
I can tell you for one for sure: French Canadian.
All my grandmothers were "Mémé" and all my grandfathers were "Pépé".
The terms even crossed over to my non-french-canadian side to go on for generations!
We also "Memere and Pepere" pronounced as Meme and Pepe
Mi abuela = My grandmother
"Mi abuela" is Spanish for "my grandmother." It is a way to refer to one's grandmother in a loving or respectful manner.
Mi abuela = My grandmother
You didn't say what language you want to say it in, so I'm assuming Spanish. Mi abuela vive en Epaña.
Yo quiero mi abuela means: I love my grandmother. (It could also mean I want my grandmother, depending on the context.)
This statement means "The mother of my mother is my grandmother" in Spanish.
The mother of my mother is my grandmother.
Y mi abuelastra
It means "The mother of my mother is my...". The answer is "mi abuela", or "my grandmother".
As written, "My grandmother a house in the suburbs." You seem to have left out a verb. "My grandmother has a house in the suburbs" would be "Mi abuela tiene una casa en los suburbios."
'a la/mi/nuestra abuela/abuelita' 'a mi' = to my 'a nuestra' = to our Otherwise 'a la....' 'abuela' = grandmother 'abuelita' (literally 'little grandmother') is more affectionate, 'granny/grandma' etc.
The statement above means "I am thinking my grandmother much""Yo estoy pensando de mi abuela mucho" = I am thinking a lot about my grandmotherliterally = I am thinking of my grandmother much