Aunty or Auntie?

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which?

I've seen the word Aunty/Auntie so many times now it's looking really weird!

Aunty. I am with Lainey and Lunatic, though am aware this may just be me being odd (the plural thing, not in agreeing with Lainey and Lunatic).

It is just down to choice, I use Auntie.
It is a bit like Grandad, I realise that Granddad is correct, but it always looks odd and I take out a 'd'.

Aunty

Auntie

Please come back and tell us why you namechanged OP, I didn't sleep a wink last night for thinking about it.

Auntie.

Auntie.

Bonsoir Really? Was it always "Mummie" in your family?

Just curious - Mummy's more usual, isn't it...

Agree that Auntie(s) should be the plural for Aunty

lol at name changing for sensitive issue!

Either way is a diminiutive for Aunt so who cares how you spell it?

Same as Nan, Nanny, Nannie, Gran, Granny, Grannie are for Grandmother.

Auntie
Choose whatever gives you the largest choice of cards in Clintons.
There are hardly any with Nanny, so my Mum (RIP) often got the same one from 3 or 4 of her many grandchildren.

Ahhh bonkers... Bless...

Who has a Granny/ Grannie and who has a Nanny/ Nannie and what will we be when it's our turn?

Any thoughts about this?

nan?hell no scottish slang for yer fanny
so no nan or nannie here
and nanny is the paid childcare

I had a Nandy, and a Nana (pronounced Nanar)... DD and DS have Nana (pronounced Nana) and I'd like to be Nonie... a term I've recently been introduced to by a colleague

PMSL at nan/fanny!!!

Auntie

Nan is a fanny????

Aunty, Aunties.
Mummy, Mummies.
Nanny, Nannies.

It isn't rocket science.