10:56 May 27, 2001 |
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na | Enkelkind |
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na | petit-enfant |
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na | das Enkelkind |
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na | der Enkel / die Enkelin |
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na | Nieto (a) |
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na | børnebørn (grandchildren) barnebarn (grandchild) |
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na | Vnuk |
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Enkelkind Explanation: Enkelkind - grandchild Enkelsohn - grandson native German speaker |
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petit-enfant Explanation: FRENCH petit-enfant = grandchild petit-fils = grandson petite-fille = granddaughter Hope it helps ! native French speaker |
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das Enkelkind Explanation: das Enkelkind = the grandchild der Enkelsohn = the grandson die Enkeltochter = the granddaughter son's son = der Enkelsohn hope this helps nice regards experience |
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der Enkel / die Enkelin Explanation: Everyday German simply uses the word "Enkel". A grandparent would say, "ich habe [number] Enkel". In reference to a grandson, the grandparent would say "mein Enkel", and the reference to a granddaughter would be "meine Enkelin". Enkelsohn and Enkeltochter are correct as well, but are a bit more formal and sound somewhat stilted. |
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Nieto (a) Explanation: In Spanish we say: Nieto for male Nieta for female Good luck! Native Spanish Speaker |
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børnebørn (grandchildren) barnebarn (grandchild) Explanation: Danish for grandchildren-grandchild. Son/doughter are not used in this case. Simply grandchild...barnebarn for both male and female. Native German/studying Danish/German/English at the University of Southern Denmark |
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Vnuk Explanation: Czech Vnuk=grandson Vnucka=granddaughter Have fun! mothertongue |
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