Grandfather Clock Brands To Avoid

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Google Grandfather clause I m not really sure if this is the right place here but it s addressing the different regions and different ways that different French people say grandmother and grandfather

My grandmother was syrian from Homs while my grandfather syrian as well from Hamah We called then Tette grandmother and 2ejdedo grandfather This last form seems Pinkbeads said The difference between grandfather and grandpa and grandmother and grandma is simply that pa and ma are more informal

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My own grandfather who was as English as they come was always called Poppy or Pop You also occasionally hear Pops with the same meaning Yes it s quite peculiar to the South in my experience It s not universal there either but the more traditional and perhaps more rural the family the more likely you might be to hear

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