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"
Pepe, or pépé, is a colloquial term for grandfather, generally only used in informal settings.
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'.
Yes, it is French for Grandfather.
It's the informal "you".
The spelling "dziadzia" is the Americanized version of the Polish word for "grandfather" (dziadek, dziadziu).
You (familiar) = tu You (formal) = vous
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