If you are truly a great aunt then no, grand aunt is fine, but if the family persists on calling you 'great aunt' then go with the flow.
Both great aunt and grand aunt mean the same thing, the sister of one's grandparent. Some communities prefer one and some prefer the other.
you say call me great aunt not grand aunt
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Great aunt; that is your grandmother's sister. Some people might call it grand aunt, although they might think you are calling them fat. :]
He would be your grand nephew; you would be his great-aunt.
Your nephew's son would call you his great uncle or great aunt. Some would use the terms grand uncle or grand aunt.
Your grandmother's sister is your great aunt
Yes, your niece's daughter is your grand niece. You are her great aunt or great uncle.
I call my grandma's aunt, Great Aunt. Maybe that's what you call her, but she is of course your great-great-aunt.
Your great grandmother's sister is your great-great-aunt.
Technically, the sister and brother of one of your grandparents are your grand-aunt and grand-uncle. "Grand" shows that it is one generation away- the generation of your grandparents. "Great" is properly added to those generations beyond "grand." However, in common usage people generally refer to the siblings of grand parents as great-aunt and great-uncle.
Your aunt's mother is your grandmother. Her father is your great grandfather and his wife is your great grandmother. Unless he remarried after your great grand mother was born. In that case his wife is either your step-great grand motehr or is not related to you at all, depending on how you want to put it.
She's your cousin. 2nd cousin. She would be your mother's or father's (depending on the case) first cousin, making her your second cousin. Your grandpa's sister would be your mother's or father's aunt and would be your Great-Aunt or Grand-Aunt (depending on what part of the country you are from).