What do you call your parents?

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I guess the closest thing to how I call them in Norwegian would be Mom/Dad. My grandparents on one side the closest thing is probably grandma/grandpa, but my grandmother on the other side I call something else which doesn't really have an equivalent in English.
Although I rarely call them specifically by any name these days.
 
nothing, i dont call them by name neither mum/dad, neither talk to them: i live by my own and i can stay awake even at 4am :D
 
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Parents:
Viejo / old one (masculine)
Vieja / old one (feminine)

Grandparents:
Abuelo / Nono
Abuela / Nona

Uncles/aunts:
Tío <nickname>
Tía <nickname>
 
its hard, because in indonesia. but in english is dady and mom AND INDONESIA IS AYAH AND BUNDA

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Ma
Pa

That is all I really call them when speaking to them. My father shares the same name as I do and I don't even really like my first name.
your first name is 'callme'
 
Dinosaurs. Or the Latin version of the titles.
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Fig. 1: XAIXER's family portrait.
 
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Mom and Dad. Even call the in-laws that sometimes. My kids, even the older ones, call us Dada and Mama... just something that stuck from when the oldest was little.
 

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