What does der opi mean in German?

Answer 1

Yes - although “technically“ Opi is the “diminutive“ form (less formal). Our family used the differences to distinguish between sets of grandparents - Oma/Opa for my father‘s parents, and Omi/Opi for my mother’s parents.

Answer 2

You pronounce it like:

Oh-Par

Par like a par in Golf, oh like an exclamation of "Oh!"

It's like saying, "Oh, pa" in English, like "pa" in grandpa.

Answer:It is pronounced differently in different areas of Germany. Generally, it is pronounced o-pah, with a deep, long "o" sound.

Answer 3

It means Grandpa

My father is from the Netherlands and is fluent in both Dutch and German. Opa also means grandfather in Dutch. Oma means grandmother in both Dutch and German.

Answer 4

opi is a shortened version of opa, which means grandfather.

Answer 5

Opi is a regional version of Opa, which is grandfather.

Answer 6

Opel is the name of a car manufacture.

It is a name and so is not translated.

Answer 7

Opa = Granddad, grandpa