La "tata" se refiere a la abuela?
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A quien se le llama tata? We had an old aunt in Spain and used to call her "la tata" with accent on the last "a"
Could it be grandma?
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updated Aug 24, 2011
posted by JackieD
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maybe short form for tatarabuela, which means great-great-grandmother, but sometimes it´s also used in reference to any old relative.
updated Jan 13, 2011
posted by mediterrunio
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Normally it means "nanny", and if you only write an accent on the last "a" if that vowel is stressed (it is not).
updated Jan 12, 2011
posted by lazarus1907
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Acá en Chile, tata quiere decir ''Abuelo.'' (el tata)
updated Aug 24, 2011
posted by michellech
Mmmm... that sounds like Russian. - lazarus1907, Aug 24, 2011
