Abuela or abuelita.
Sí abuelita.
abuelita smith
Mi abuelita es honrada Mi abuela es honrada
te amo abuela or te amo abuelita is the only way i can think of to say it
This is an improper Spanish sentence that is literally translated to: Is granny to you/her house cooking for [you] today If the sentence is trying to say "Is granny in her/your(formal you) house cooking dinner for you" then it should be... Está abuelita en su casa cocinando por ti hoy If the sentence is trying to say "Granny is in her/your house cooking dinner for you today" Abuelita esta en su casa cocinando por ti hoy
a mi abuelita le gusta ir de compras(go shopping) o comprar (shop)
for grandmother in spanish you say "abuela", the diminutive form is "abuelita", wich is very common, greatgrandmother is tatarabuela. Now for grandfather in spanish you say "abuelo" or "abuelito", and great granfather is "tatarabuelo".
Oriens.
codi
To say 'I miss my grandpa' in Spanish you would say 'Echo de menos a mi abuelo'. In Italian you would say Mi manca mio nonno.
Rising sun is mooka`am-giizis or mookise giizis.