nanny
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The meaning (definition) of the word nanny
a person who is paid to look after children at home
The word nanny used in a sentence
“My nanny makes me lunch and plays games.”
How the word nanny is said around the world
| French | nounou (noo-NOO) |
| Spanish | niñera (nee-NYEH-rah) |
| Mandarin | 保姆 (bow moo) |
| Hindi | आया (AA-yaa) |
| Arabic | مربية (moo-ra-BEE-yah) |
| Russian | няня (NYA-nya) |
| Portuguese (EU) | ama (UH-muh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | babá (bah-BAH) |
| Japanese | ナニー (NAH-nee) |
| German | Kindermädchen (KIN-der-meht-khen) |
| Urdu | آیا (AH-yah) |
| Punjabi | ਨੈਨੀ (NEH-nee) |
| Korean | 보모 (BOH-moh) |
| Hebrew | מְטַפֶּלֶת (meh-tah-PEH-let) |
| Greek | νταντά (da-DA) |
| Dutch | nanny (NEN-ee) |
| Tagalog | yaya (YAH-yah) |
| Vietnamese | bảo mẫu (bow MOW) |
| Turkish | dadı (dah-DUH) |
| Persian | پرستار کودک (pa-ras-TAH-reh koo-DAK) |
| Polish | niania (NYAH-nyah) |
| Ukrainian | няня (NYAH-nyah) |
| Bengali | আয়া (AH-yah) |
| Swedish | barnflicka (BARN-fli-kah) |
| Italian | tata (TAH-tah) |
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