How do you say grandma/grandpa in your language?

[Mazik]

In English you say grandpa/grandfather and grandma/grandmother to your grandparents. If you want to be more specific you can add maternal or paternal.

But in Swedish f.ex we have separate words for each. Maternal grandma = mormor (literally mother mother), maternal grandpa = morfar (mother father), paternal grandma = farmor (father mother) and paternal grandfather = farfar (father father).

How do you say in your language? Do you have separate words for each?

[Annie999]

Spanish: Abuelo (masc), Abuela (fem).

Informal/common ways to call your grandpas in Uruguay are: abu, nono/a, tata.

[Iloko]

Lolo - grandfather

Lola - grandmother

[Annie999]

Lolo - grandfather

Lola - grandmother

What language is that? My cousin is called Lolo

[Nebuchadnezzar]

Jed'dou: Grandpa

Beebi/Jed'dah/Teeta (Depends on dialect): Grandma

[Iloko]

What language is that? My cousin is called Lolo

Filipino/Tagalog

Sounds kinda like Spanish but I'm not sure if it is related to Spanish at all.

tagalog has tons of spanish words

off the top of my head i already know

kusina
lamesa
silya
coche
pasajero
carne
kahon
baso(cup)
bintana(window)
chicharon
libro
sabon

..and many many more

[black hole]

дедуля(dedulya) - granddaddy
бабуля(babulya) - granny

дедушка(dedushka) - grandfather
бабушка(babushka) - grandmother

[MsSPF]

In France : grand-père/grand-mère (formal version), papy/mamie (mainstream version), pépé/mémé (old fashion version lol)
In Algeria (my region only because there are differences with regions) : henna (grand mother), jeddi (grand father)

[Nurzat]

Ukrainian:

grandma: бабуся, бабка, бабуня (babusya, bapka / babka, babunya)

grandpa: дід, дідусь (d'it / ghit, d'idus' / ghidus')

[Siberian Cold Breeze]

Anneanne : Maternal granny
Babaanne : Paternal granny

Dede : grandfather
nine (nene ) : granny