View Single Post
Old 05-14-2008, 05:10 PM   #3
lauracipolla
Senior Member
 
lauracipolla's Avatar
 
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: I'm from La Plata, Argentina
Posts: 316
Rep Power: 451lauracipolla has a reputation beyond reputelauracipolla has a reputation beyond reputelauracipolla has a reputation beyond reputelauracipolla has a reputation beyond reputelauracipolla has a reputation beyond reputelauracipolla has a reputation beyond reputelauracipolla has a reputation beyond reputelauracipolla has a reputation beyond reputelauracipolla has a reputation beyond reputelauracipolla has a reputation beyond reputelauracipolla has a reputation beyond repute
Default

"nena" ("nene" for boys) is very common among Argentine mothers/fathers, to the point that you're ALWAYS a "nena" (girl) to them, no matter how many decades have gone by... "nenita" could apply to a very young daughter. both "nena" and "nenita" can be said in a funny/teasing way to any other girl: a sister, a friend.

all the terms analaura suggested are affectionate and common here to address a girl/woman you like a lot, but not restricted to daughters: a girlfriend, lover or wife could be addressed like that. more? "preciosa", "muñeca", "chiquita" (for a little girl or in a loving-teasing manner).
lauracipolla is offline   Reply With Quote