How do you say grandma is visayan?

There are a few ways to say "grandma" in Visayan, depending on which dialect you're using:

Cebuano:

* Lola (most common and general term)

* Apo (can also mean "grandchild")

Hiligaynon:

* Lola (most common and general term)

* Apo (can also mean "grandchild")

Waray-Waray:

* Lola (most common and general term)

* Apo (can also mean "grandchild")

Other Visayan dialects:

* Lola is generally used across most Visayan dialects.

* Apo may also be used in some dialects, but it's less common than "lola."

It's important to note that the specific word used can also depend on the family's traditions and preferences. Some families may use different terms for their grandmother depending on her relationship to them (e.g., maternal vs. paternal grandmother).

Example:

* Lola, gusto ka ba magkape? (Grandma, would you like some coffee?)

* Nag-adto ako sa balay ni Apo kagabii. (I went to Grandma's house last night.)