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This greeting card is great to give any grandma on Mother's Day!
Grandma nonni gigi abuela grammy oma nanna mimi yaya
However we say it, We love you! Happy Mother's Day!
greeting card, Grandma, Mother's Day, Butterfly, Lizzy Walker
Red, Pink, Rose, Green, purple
Nickainley, Populaire, Weston
Non-foil-pressed
Apr 29 2017
May 02 2017
3.00
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Love this! Perfect colors and fonts! Thanks so much for bringing my card to life, Kristen. It's beautiful!
Being a new Grammy --- Love Love Love this !!!1
Hey Kristen! Your design is super cute. I think all grandmas would LOVE to get it! I just wanted to give you a heads up that in Italian NONNI infers that your talking about at least one male. I would recommend changing the word to NONNE (grandmothers) or NONNA (grandmother). It's such a small change that it would be super easy to make if your design is selected. Also, Nonni could be used in another language that I don't know about. If that's the case, ignore my comment! Good luck!!
Hi Kelsey, Thanks for your comment! I called my Italian-American grandmother Nonni and I know quite a lot of Italian-American and American families in the Northeast who use Nonni as the Grandma name. My dad called his grandmother Nonna, so, I do realize that's the way they say it in Italy. From my personal experience, I know more American families that use Nonni, but it could be that more families in America use the correct Italian word, Nonna.
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