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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.

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βˆ™ 10y ago

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".

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The word for grandfather in Ukrainian is Π΄Ρ–Π΄ΡƒΡΡŒ (didus) or Π΄Ρ–Π΄ (did).

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