Japanese crossword «Granny»
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I enjoy seeing these small scale images come to life. Great job again!
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An honorific. She may or may not have children or grandchildren!
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Huh?! Since when is that term considered a mark of respect or status independent of whether or not it's an accurate descriptor?
Even in the case of people calling someone who is not their grandmother granny, it's meant to convey they have the relationship of a grandparent/grandchild, even if it's neither legal or by blood.
Even in the case of people calling someone who is not their grandmother granny, it's meant to convey they have the relationship of a grandparent/grandchild, even if it's neither legal or by blood.
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In lots and lots of cultures! Eg in South Africa if you're speaking to a woman old enough to be this relative, you'd call her Mamakulu.
replyI found this one too difficult in the upper part to solve without guessing. Nice picture.
replyLooks like Napoleon who grew to be an old man
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