grandpa in Portuguese
grandpa in Portuguese is vovô — grandpa means an informal word for grandfather.
grandpa in Portuguese
vovô
(informal) grandfather
What does "grandpa" mean?
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noun An informal word for grandfather.
"Grandpa used to whittle little wooden boats for us."
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noun A casual, sometimes joking way of referring to any older man.
"Come on, grandpa, keep up!"
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grandpa in a sentence
- Grandpa used to whittle little wooden boats for us.
- Come on, grandpa, keep up!
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What is "grandpa" in Portuguese?
"grandpa" in Portuguese is vovô. grandpa means: An informal word for grandfather.
How do you use "grandpa" in a sentence?
Example: "Grandpa used to whittle little wooden boats for us." In Portuguese, "grandpa" is vovô.
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