How do you say "おばあちゃん (Obāchan)" in Japanese?

"おばあちゃん (Obāchan)" in Japanese means "Grandma". 「おばあちゃん (Obāchan)」 is the common way to say 'grandma' in Japanese. It's a polite and affectionate term. You can also use 「祖母 (Sobo)」, but it's more formal and typically used when talking about your own grandmother to someone else.

Can you give an example of "おばあちゃん (Obāchan)" in a sentence?

"おばあちゃんはいつも私にお菓子をくれる。 (Obāchan wa itsumo watashi ni okashi o kureru.)" which translates to "Grandma always gives me sweets."

What is the grammar structure of "おばあちゃん (Obāchan)" in Japanese?

「は (wa)」 marks the topic of the sentence. 「に (ni)」 indicates the indirect object. 「を (o)」 marks the direct object. 「くれる (kureru)」 means 'to give' (to me or someone in my group).. The syntax is: Subject (grandma) + topic marker (wa) + adverb (always) + indirect object (me) + particle (ni) + direct object (sweets) + particle (o) + verb (gives).

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