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The top answer is wrong (and it would be "gigo" if it was). Ukrainian is certainly not a sharper-sounding language than English. On the contrary, it is one of the smoothest-sounding languages, comparable to Farsi (Persian). Both дідо and ґідо are used, the latter in south-western Ukraine.
Despite the common misconception, grandfather in Ukrainian is Dido. "Gido" is often used because of the auditory differences in the language. Ukrainian is a much sharper-sounding language, thus causing the "D" sounds to be interpreted as an English "G".
Baba means grandma. you pronounce it baba as well. Sources: I am ukrainian ;)
In Ukrainian, "Grandpa" is "Π΄ΡΠ΄ΡΡΡ" pronounced as "didus."
impaa - grandfather imma- grandmother
In Yiddish, grandfather is "zaide" (ΧΧΧΧΧ’).
Grandfather in Yiddish is "ΧΧΧΧΧ’" (zeide).
Ukrainian, but it is actually pronouced "Did" or "did-oos" Didi seems to be a Canadian-Ukrainian version as that is what I called my Grandfather. (I'm Canadian-Ukrainian.)
did more like deed I am Ukrainian and growing up the word for grandfather was dida (deeda) or some say dido (deedo) NOT geda/gida I hated that way.
Gido
Rachel
You say " where is it" in Ukrainian like this "De vono?"
Good in Ukrainian is добри (dobry)!
To say "ladies" in Ukrainian, you would say "ΠΆΡΠ½ΠΊΠΈ" (zhinky).
King in Ukrainian would be король (korol').
Baba means grandma. you pronounce it baba as well. Sources: I am ukrainian ;)
My family is Ukrainian: МОЯ РОДИНА - УКРАЇНСЬКА.Pronunciation: Moya rodyna - ukrayins'ka.
no problem
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