I'm looking for the different many ways you can pernounce father as in fathers day?
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Latin: Pater\nSanskrit: Pitar\nOld English: Faeder\nGermanic: Fader\nSpanish: Padre\nFrench: Pere\nGreek: Pappas\nIrish: Athir\n\nRomani: "dad" \nGerman: "banketi", "Papi" \nHebrew: "abba(h)" \nYiddish: "tatti" or "tay" \nUrdu: "Abbu" or "Abbu-ji" or "Abbu-jan" \nBangla: "Baba" or "Abba" \nHindi: "Papa" or "Pita-ji" \nPolish: "tata" \nCzech: "táta" \nHungarian: "apa" or "apu" \nDutch: "papa" \nItalian: "babbo" \nArabic: "babba" or "yebba" or "abbi" (classical) \nRussian: "papa" \nMandarin: "bà" or "bàba" (informal) \nKiswahili: "Baba" \nPersian: "pedar", "pitar" or simply "Baabaa" \nJapanese: "otōsan", "papa" \nSpanish: "papá" \nNadsat: "Pee" \nTurkish: "baba" \n \nLords Prayer (Pater Noster) in 1300 languages:\nhttp://www.christusrex.org/www1/pater/
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I personally say mom/dad because when i speak, I'm usually speaking in a less formal tone.  To me, mother/father is formal and I am not a huge fan of speaking formal terms for it seems less personal when talking to a person.
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Slovenian: \ngrandpa: dedek\ngrandma: babica\n\n\ngaelic: \nGRANDMOTHER = SEANMATHAIR (Shann-wa -her or Shann- wahr). \n\nGRANDFATHER = SEANATHAIR (Shann-ah-her , Shann -e'-her or \nShann-ahr - Irish is full of dialect differences). \n\n\nGRANDMA; GRANNY = MAMAI (mammy)' MAIMEO; MAMO (mammo). \n\nGRANDPA; GRANDADDY = DAIDEO (daj-jo) (dadd-yo).
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I don't know what exactly you want, so here you go:\n\n"Father" = 父 (chichi)\n"Daddy" = お父さん (otousan = addressed to the father)\n\n"and" = と (to)\n\n"Son" = 息子 (musuko = literally breath - child)\n\nSo you could write: 父と息子 (chichi to musuko)\n\n==========================\nOr alternatively, there is a noun that is used for "father and son" it is:\n\n"Father and Son" = 父子 (fushi = the first character stands for "father", the second stands for  "child")
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'Hej' / 'Davs' / 'Dav' / 'Hejsa' / 'Hallo' (Informal)\n\n'Goddag' (Formal)
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First day of summer and Father's Day
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its\nthat\nmom and dad's
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Hi, here are my ideas:\n\n1) Nick - just because there is the N and the K out of your name, and I like it, and it's definitely a name everyone can pronounce. Kind of like taking out the center part of your name and making it pronouncable.\n\n2) Ben - because Sönke is "norddeutsch/friesisch" for "Söhnchen" or "kleiner Sohn" (little son, as you surely know), and Ben is one of several Yiddish words for son.\n\n3) Mac - which is Irish and Scots Gaelic for son\n\n4) Fiz - because it's kind of close to the Sardinian word "fizzu" meaning son, and because I think Fiz sounds kind of cool.\n\n5) Sam - for no good reason other than that it's easy to pronounce and begins with an S and I like it
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GOD-my wife -my children & my grandchildren\n\nhappy day\nold geezer
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june 18 is fathers day i am sorry about your dad but the best of luck.  my father is special to me because out of all the men in the world he is the only one that i can call daddy.  it took him to mate with my mother and create me.  no other man in this world could have done that but him.  so i would like to thank him for tht.  and being a dad myself i try to be the best dad i can be and i also have been told by both of my sons that i was the BEST DADDY IN THE WORLD.  to that i feel gratefull that i have them in my life.  one day you will know how it feels to have a BIG DADDY in your life again.
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pope: Middle English, \nfrom Old English papa, \nfrom Late Latin, \nfrom Latin, father (title of bishops), \nfrom Greek pappas (father)\n\nWith love in Christ.
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In Egyptian accent the closest and one of the most popular is of you say : "Kul am wa enta bi-khair" ( a common wishing)\n or you can say just "Eid Meelad Sa'eed".\n"sa'eed"= happy( to a male)\n"3aid"( Eid) is pronunciated /a:id/.\nIf you want to refer more familiar and close to a male or a boyfriend you can use the most close and frequent "7obbi"(hobbi), which mean "My love".\nHope that is of help.\nHave a great day!
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These are some of them, hope it would help you at least a bit..\n\nIn Dutch: Vrij\nIn French: Tout à fait\nIn German: Durchaus\nIn Greek: Αρκετά\nIn Italian: Abbastanza\nIn Japanese: かなり\nIn Korean: 확실히\nIn Malay: Senyap\nIn Portuguese: Completamente\nIn Spanish: Absolutamente\nIn Russian: Довольно
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It could be as-e, as-eye, azee, a-zeye or possible other pronunciations.  If it's a person's name, ask the person, "I'm sorry, but how do you pronounce your name?" or simply, "How do you pronounce your name?"
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NOT EXACTLY SURE----\nBrown\nOrange\nYellow\nBOY
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pedigree, crossface , masterlock , FU etc
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Sunday -- Sun's day\nMonday -- Moon's day\nTuesday -- Tiu's day\nWednesday -- Woden's day\nThursday -- Thor's day\nFriday -- Freya's day\nSaturday -- Saturn's Day