Elle est allee pour habiter avec sa grandmere.
(There will be an accent aigu [down in lower left corner, going upwards towards the upper right corner] over the first "e" in "allee" and an accent grave [up in upper left corner, going downwards towards the lower right corner]).
sa grand-mère
Great grandmother is 'arrière-grand-mère' in French.
In French, you would say "your grandmother" as "ta grand-mère" if you are speaking informally, and as "votre grand-mère" if you are speaking formally.
It is pronounced shen-u-ver and is spelled seanmhair!
In Syrian Arabic, you would say "teta" to refer to grandmother.
sa grand-mère
Great grandmother is 'arrière-grand-mère' in French.
"une grand-mère"
In French, you would say "your grandmother" as "ta grand-mère" if you are speaking informally, and as "votre grand-mère" if you are speaking formally.
In French, your grandmother might say "De rien, mon chéri" which means "You're welcome, my dear."
Both are correct, but it depends on whether this phrase is the subject of the sentence or the object: grandmother and I went to the park. They bought lunch for grandmother and me.
To say 'went on in' in French you would say qui se passait dans.
arrière grand-mère
ma grand-mère
une cuillère de grand-mère
Sources from Pop tower say that Jason Earles' son Adam lives with his grandmother, and yes, it is true. It is because Jason went bankrupt about 4 weeks after Adam was born, and so he couldn't afford to pay for anything for him, so his Grandmother was granted custody of him.
Grand-mere is French for grandmother. Mamie is a familiar name, the equivalent of Granny or Nana.