In Spanish, do you use "Tita" and "Tito" for "Aunt" and "Uncle"?

Answer 1

in spanish, it's "tia" and "tio," as the others said. but there is a language that uses "tita" and "tito" for "aunt" and "uncle," that's Filipino :D

Answer 2

Uncle Tito Rocket Power

Answer 3

What?? I had to laugh at one of these postings..Tito and Tita are filipino words??? So sorry..no they are not. I am a Spaniard. And in Southern Spain we call Aunts Titas and Uncles Titos. And the Filipinos got it from the Andalucian conquistadores. Man I hate when people do not do their history. Come on..why do you think there are so many spanish words in some Filipino Dialects..was it not because of the Spanish?

Answer 4

Tita and Tito are peoples names

its tia and tio

Answer 5

Everyone is correct in saying that "tìo" is for "uncle" and "tìa is for "aunt."

And, "Tito" is a name (For Titus), but also a diminutive (for the diminutives) of many male names (think how a baby would say a name). Ex: Roberto---> Robertito---> Tito

Also, I grew up calling my grandparents "tito" and "tita" as diminutives for
abuelo---> abuelito---> tito
abuela---> abuelita---> tita

Answer 6

Yes, some people use these words for their uncle (tito) and aunt (tita). They´ re formed adding the diminutive suffix -ito

Tío=tito
tía=tita

It´s an affectionate way to call them.

Answer 7

In Spanish:
Tía - Aunt
Tío - Uncle


Tito and Tita are actually Filipino words
Tita - Aunt
Tito - Uncle

Answer 8

tia for aunt tio for uncle
but tito is cute i named my kitty that

Answer 9

You don't. You would respond with jejeje which is equivalent to lol in Spanish. Lol is an English slang term therefore it does not exist.

Answer 10

NO!IS TIA For Aunt
and Tio for UNCLE
TITA can be a nickname and also is a chocolate in my country.
Delicious like your picture.if that is you,you are fine babe!or Papichulo that mean babe in Spanish.If that is you im sure you heard that term before PAPICHULO!;)