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How do you say grandpa in Filipino?

There are a few ways to say "grandpa" in Filipino, depending on the context and the person's relationship with the grandfather:

Formal:

* Lolo: This is the most common and formal way to say "grandpa." It is used for any grandfather, regardless of the speaker's relationship with him.

* Tatay: This literally means "father," but it can also be used as a respectful term for an older man, including a grandfather.

Informal:

* Lole: This is a shortened version of "Lolo," used by younger people or close family members.

* Pa: This literally means "father" and is often used for grandfathers by their grandchildren.

Other:

* Ama: This literally means "father" and is used when referring to a grandfather in a more formal setting.

The specific term used will depend on the individual's relationship with the grandfather and the level of formality desired.

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