How many names of father, mother, grandfather and grandmother are there in China? Who will sum it up? If it is a dialect, please indicate the region or nationality. Fixed weight, please!

Grandma, different places have different dialects. As follows:

Auntie (Auntie) (ā mà): Grandma is called in Cantonese, Minnan, Hakka, Chaoshan and Taiwanese;

Rudder: Guangdong, Shandong, Weifang and other parts of the country are called grandma rudder.

Mother-in-law: Sichuan, Guangdong and other places are called grandma.

Grandma: The Wu dialect in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province is called Grandma.

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Wu Nai/En Niang/Mother Niang/A Niang: Grandma Wu.

Hengheng/Niangniang: Some areas in Shanxi and Sichuan are called Grandma.

"Dad" has different names in local dialects, such as "Old Man" in Beijing, "Da" in Shaanxi, "Dad" in Shandong and Henan, and "Old Man" in some places in and around Chongqing, Sichuan.

In Hakka dialect, the pronunciation of mother's name is May, Hubei public security dialect, and mother-I -a is quickly connected to Gan dialect and Cantonese, where mother is mother and mother is mother! In the northern dialect of Lingshan, Guangxi, the mother's name is Lao Na, and in the southern dialect of Lingshan, the mother's name is Mi. In some places, mother is called "Min" and Wuhan is called "Old E Niang". In Huzhou dialect, mother's address is: muma m'ma Zhejiang Jinhua is mother: muma Fuzhou dialect: Yima Chongqing dialect mother/mother /Amy/ mother/.

Our Shandong people are called: Mom.