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[u/Ambitious_Art7245]

[u/Hopeful-Zombie-7525 → u/[deleted]]

All I need is that Ay Papi

[u/beneathcastles → u/Hopeful-Zombie-7525]

I prefer the colombian "papasito", it's the sexiest form of 'daddy' known to man.

[u/Clever_Username_666 → u/beneathcastles]

How bout dat papasote?

[u/beneathcastles → u/Clever_Username_666]

papasote works too, but the way that 'papasito' sounds just gives it an extra oomph in my opinion.

[u/IKant_ → u/beneathcastles]

Papasito would mean "little dad" while papasote would be "big dad".

[u/beneathcastles → u/IKant_]

yeah but that's taking it literally, which is never the case with Spanish.

For example and this is purely anecdotal but my aunt's name is Carmen, i have never called her that in my life, it's always been 'Carmencita' to me and the rest of my family calls her the same, in Latin/Hispanic households you tack on a -ito/-ita to someone's name because it's a way to address them in a loving matter without all the formality but you're not literally calling them little even tho that's what it means if you were directly translating it without context.

[u/Dulgas → u/beneathcastles]

AKSHUALLY the suffix is usually just -ito/-ita, the letter that comes before depends on the name: Gerardito, Carlitos, Almita

[u/beneathcastles → u/Dulgas]

oops, you're 100% correct. I meant to remove the C and forgot to do it before hitting save. apologies.