How to Say “Grandmother” in Creole (Haitian Creole)

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A grandmother in Haitian Creole is grann. "My grandmother" is grann mwen.
Children call her Grann directly, like a name.
Meaning: mother of a parent (noun)

Did you know?

  • The Creole grann comes from French grand-mère.

Examples in context

  • Grann mwen rete Pòtoprens.
    My grandmother lives in Port-au-Prince.
  • Mwen renmen grann mwen.
    I love my grandmother.

Example conversation

Jean talks to his grandmother on the phone.

  1. Jean

    Bonjou, Grann.
    Good morning, Grandma.
  2. Grann

    Bonjou, pitit mwen.
    Good morning, my child.
  3. Jean

    Mwen renmen ou.
    I love you.
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