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How do you say Nana in french?

"Nana" is not a standard French word for grandmother. Here's why and some alternatives:

* "Nana" is a nickname: It's often used in English as a familiar or affectionate term for grandmother, but it's not a formal or common word in French.

* Common French terms for grandmother:

* Grand-mère: The most formal and widely used term for grandmother.

* Mémé: A common and affectionate nickname for grandmother.

* Mamie: Another common and affectionate nickname for grandmother.

* Grand-maman: A more formal term for grandmother, especially in some regions.

So, if you want to say "grandmother" in French, you would typically use "grand-mère," or one of the nicknames depending on the context and the level of familiarity.

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