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We found 3 words and 29 examples matching 'おばあちゃん'
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noun
granny; grandma; gran; female senior-citizen  (often written with kana only; familiar language)
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Most common form: お祖母ちゃん子
noun
1. child who loves their grandmother
2. child who is doted on by their grandmother
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Most common form: お祖母ちゃんっ子
noun
1. child who loves their grandmother  (see also: おばあちゃん子:おばあちゃんこ)
2. child who is doted on by their grandmother  (see also: おばあちゃん子:おばあちゃんこ)
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さいきん
最近
、
えいごひょうきめい
英語表記名
なおばあちゃんからの
ともだちしんせい
友達申請
が
おお
多
い...「ばぁばだよ」
さぎ
詐欺
でも
はや
流行
っているのか？
Lately, I've been getting a lot of friend requests from old women with English names.
おばあちゃんの
そぼく
素朴
な
りょうり
料理
が
た
食
べたい。
I want to eat my grandmother’s simple dishes.
ぼく
僕
たちはおばあちゃんの
たんじょう
誕生
パーティーを
ひら
開
いたんだ。
We had a birthday party for the old lady.
ある
しょうじょ
少女
の
しょくぎょう
職業
は
しょうふ
娼婦
だったが、
かのじょ
彼女
は
じぶん
自分
のおばあちゃんにこのことを
し
知
られたくなかった。
A certain girl was a prostitute but didn't want her grandma to know.
かのじょ
彼女
はおばあちゃんをたいそう
だいじ
大事
にする。
She is very attentive to her grandmother.
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