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[@o.b.6103]

I have stopped watching several ASMR artists because they are getting away from what really works. Jeannie has it just right. Soft spoken and intelligent. No wierd role plays, mouth sounds, etc.

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thank you! I appreciate you! Some people love role plays and mouth sounds. And for that reason there are many ASMR artists to choose from. 🥰💖

[@ambam90]

The closer it is to unintentional asmr the more it works! Even though this is intentional! 😂

[@Mindymcdee]

@@ambam90That’s a fantastic way to put it. I love that!

[@roxanab.3169]

Agreed! Some of my other fave ASMR artists changed their whole vibe to whispers and mouth sounds 😢 it sucks. Glad Jeannie keeps it simple

[@8ballsippa]

Which asmr artist did yall stop watching just curious?

[@caitlinkemp1035]

You remind me of my best friends mom, who everyone calls, "Mama." We could sit at her kitchen tables for hours and talk about everything and nothing all at the same time. You just left feeling happy. You're a lot like that. Thank you

[@JeannieBASMR]

That is the kindest thing! Thank you so much for sharing that!

[@ChromeShadow98]

I loved Apollo’s guest appearance 💕 the purring is so cute 🐱

[@nahocort]

Grandma in Spanish is "Abuela", but here in Mexico we don't usually call that our grandmas because it sounds too rude. We usually call them "Abuelita", which literally means "Little Grandma", or we simply call them "Abue"

[@JeannieBASMR]

Ah! I didn’t know abuela is rude to say. Thanks for this! 💘

[@deya_kitty]

It is not rude at all 🥰 It is more blunt or straightforward. Adding the “-ita” or “abue” is more endearing! But using the word or calling our grandma’s abuela is not rude at all! ❤

[@JeannieBASMR]

@@deya_kitty Great to know!! 🥰💕

[@FernandaPerez-oh7xb]

Grandma in Italiano is Nonna and in portugués is avo

[@jasminehoward7495]

I’m Welsh, we speak a lot of English but are proud of our language. Grandma or Nanna would be Nain ( like the number 9) and Grandad would be Taid (T 👀d) 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿❤️

[@megantrish8450]

My great-grandparents were Mormor and Morfor, and it wasn't until I was a teenager that I learned that is Swedish for grandma and grandpa. I thought that was their names 🤦🏻‍♀️ope. Thank you for your time and talent, Ms Jeannie! You are so appreciated! 💜

[@JeannieBASMR]

That's awesome! 💕💗💕

[@hannahb_beauty]

In Brazilian Portuguese we usually use Vovó for Grandma and Vovô for grandpa. This is the diminutive form of Avó and Avô, which are the actual words. But we also really like to shorten our words, so we often use the term "Vó" and "Vô" to call them too. 🥰

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thank you for this! 💖💖💖

[@AdelineOulala]

Most generally in french, Grandma is said « Mamie » and Grandpa is « Papy » ☺️ Thank you for this new video ✨

[@JeannieBASMR]

Awesome!! Thank you! 💗

[@scarlettohara00]

Jeannie, you are such an intelligent woman. You express your power with words, and that makes your beauty stand out even more. A real refresh compared to what is marketed. Your videos always relax me and teach me something new. Greetings from Serbia 🇷🇸

[@JeannieBASMR]

Hello to you in Serbia! Thank you for the kind words!!

[@paulberry4442]

The book comes from a TV show we have here in the UK call ‘Q.I.’ which stands for Quite Interesting, it’s a panel show where guests get asked questions based on a theme for that particular episode and it usually shows that what we think we know is wrong! General Ignorance is the final round of each show and is a quick-fire round that almost always catches the guests out with their usually wrong answers. Keep up the good work Jeanie, I discovered your channel last year and really enjoy what you do.

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thank you so much!!

[@hanana7167]

11pm here in England!! Goodnight everyone 😴

[@JeannieBASMR]

Nighty night!! 😴

[@user-lm6gk5hu5v]

I'm usually a silent watched but i just wanted to say that your ASMR channel holds a special place in my heart. in the nicest and most positive way ever when I watch your videos I listen to you and think of you as the Nan I dont have. I've never been close to any grandparent so listening to you brings me that comfort I feel being close to grandparents would feel like. i love Apollo trying to steal the limelight too! ❤ lots of love and I appreciate you so much

[@JeannieBASMR]

Wow, thank you! And he’s trying to get his own channel! Lol!! 💕

[@sophi_amon]

Aww Apollo is so precious and the purring is beyond relaxing 🥹🥰 I think it’s time he starts his own channel 😅

[@JeannieBASMR]

Haha! The Purrrfect channel!

[@ASMRihatelook]

Hello, Jeannie. I am from Russia and we call our grandmothers “ba-bu-lya” or “ba-bush-ka” this one sounds to me in the most asmr way. Thank you for your videos ❤

[@JeannieBASMR]

My grandson is half Russian. My daughter’s husband was Russian. He’s called me Baba Nee Nee since he could talk. Then all the other grandkids called me that, too! 💖💕💖

[@AlexandraOdinaeva]

And also in Russian we can say short version of babushka it's "ba" or "babu" and another nice one "ba-bu-le-tch-ka" ❤ My husband is from Georgia (Sakatrvelo), so they call grandmas "bebia" I enjoy your videos Jeannie, thank you for so much love and warmth 💖

[@Coriku_TT]

In Irish we say máthair mhór for grandmother Mamó for Grandma ❤️❤️

[@BeatriceCheer]

The facts and Apollo were just delightful!! That PURRRING!....❤❤❤❤

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thank you so much!! 💗

[@lynn3323]

apollos purring was actually so calming!!😹😹 love this video Jeannie

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thanks so much!! 🥰♥️

[@beatrizrodriguessilva6259]

Hi 😊😊 In Brazil we say "vovó" for grandma. The first part of the word, "vo" is pronounced the same way as the "vo" in the word "vote". In the second part, "vó", which can also be used as a short for vovó, the "ó" sounds similar to the letter "o" in the word airport ❤

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thanks for sharing this! 💖💗💖

[@rhian6955]

I call my Welsh grandmother Mamgu (mam-gee with a hard ‘g’) and my Welsh grandfather Dadcu (dad-kee or duh-kee when said more quickly). My Dadcu died two years ago and I live across the world from my Mamgu right now, I miss them both very much ❤ Thank you for your videos, they’re very comforting and help me fall asleep most nights

[@JeannieBASMR]

I love that!! 💕🥰

[@LEH_0303]

I would love to see the library!! I absolutely love your videos. Always a huge comfort ❤

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thank you so much! I appreciate that!

[@levinahamilton9502]

You are so incredibly comforting. My newborn son and I listen to you while we breastfeed, and it's so peaceful.❤️

[@JeannieBASMR]

I'm so glad! 💖💖💖💖

[@AutumnsVeil.]

I'm Polish and I call my grandmother Babcia. Pronounced 'bob-cha'. Also I must say that I don't have a great relationship with my grandmother now as an adult (let's say... generational differences) and your channel has brought me so much comfort & peace. It's like I can enjoy that loving motherly energy in a safe space and from such a lovely strong soul as yourself ! And you're just such a gem as well! I appreciate you so much!! 🙏🏻🩷

[@supaflyza]

I'm curious and just wondering if you have had a similar experience to my best friend, who is Polish. Is your grandmother still living in Poland?

[@AutumnsVeil.]

@@supaflyza hello! I'd love to hear about your friend! But anyway , my grandma lives in the US. She immigrated in the late 60s. To be honest, she's just not a good woman, especially the older she got. I understand but it was very harmful to me.

[@supaflyza]

@@AutumnsVeil. ah ok. Sorry to hear. I had very bad experiences growing up with my father's parents who were very cruel to me, especially his mother, so I can empathise with you. 🤗 My friend and her parents moved to South Africa when she was about 7, leaving her grandparents behind in Poland. When she was older she realised that her grandparents (especially her grandmother) were becoming lot more conservative and religious. After her grandfather passed away her grandmother become ultra religious, but very far right conservation catholic due to some radio station that started gaining popularity in Poland. My friend's aunt and uncle moved in with her grandmother to look after her for a while and they introduced her to this radio station. I think she had less to do after her husband's death and thanks to their influence ended up listening to it for many hours a day. Needless to say she went from being open minded and liberal to very right wing conservative - as did the aunt and uncle. It was sad for my friend as she isn't religious and is quite liberal. Her relationship with her grandmother deteriorated quite badly because of the religious issue and their different beliefs. Her grandmother become very critical of almost everything in her life. It was very sad to see. 😕

[@juiciebox]

Your sense of style always reminds me of my Oma. She always wore lots of rings like you have in this video. After losing her two years ago, I feel a lot better while watching your videos. So thank you! You’ve helped me through so many sleepless nights.

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful story! I appreciate you!

[@2durgh]

Thank you for this video. It was very relaxing and I love learning new trivia. A great 30-minute break during a busy day.

[@JeannieBASMR]

Glad you enjoyed it! 💖🥰 P.S. Keep rubber bands handy if you plan on being by any alligators! 😁

[@carolinehamren428]

Hi! In Swedish we don’t have a generic grandma or grandpa (used for both mother and dads parents), but instead mothers mother, fathers mother etc. which is Mormor and Morfar on mother side, then Farmor and Farfar on the fathers side. My favorite is in Danish - where you call both Bestemor and Bestefar - translated into Bestmom and Bestdad :)

[@cwithwonder]

In Finnish some of my friends use Swedish names as well and the Finnish word Mummu is also pretty close to Mormor. 👵🏻 But wow those Danish names are just too adorable! 😍

[@KAI0180]

In my language Maltese, we call a grandma, Nanna or simply in a shorter form Nan, which very similar to many languages but mostly comes from Italian. Maltese is a language from Malta 🇲🇹 and the language is formed from Arabic, Italian, French and English. ❤

[@daisyblu3000]

what an interesting language mix! I speak 3 of those languages, i'm definitely gonna try learn more about Maltese language!

[@brodypereira970]

I'm also maltese it is such a weird language to many 😅

[@jirkasirka9654]

SPUTNIIIK!!! 😻❤😸 Thank you, Jeannie ❤🙏😊 Oh, Its Apollo 🙀 He's, also very cute 💗😻 I thought it's a Sputnik 😸

[@JeannieBASMR]

Sputnik and Apollo are brothers from the same litter that we rescued. They do look alike. We used to differentiate by saying “Sputnik has socks! Apollo doesn’t.” 🥰

[@jirkasirka9654]

@@JeannieBASMR Okay, good to know 😀 thank you for your answer Jeannie ❤😻

[@Pinklover0928]

it’s 2am i just got to my layover hotel. i’m tired but i need you to relax!!! Thank you!!!

[@JeannieBASMR]

Rest well, my friend!!! ♥️💗♥️

[@ashcontreras7107]

Abuela, Abuelita, Abue, Lita, Tita, Doña, Jefa, etc. Lots of terms of endearment in Spanish (Mexico). Also, just good ol' 'Grandma' is also often said for us here on the border with Mexico. My kiddo tends to favor, Tita.

[@JeannieBASMR]

This is great, Ash! Thank you! 💕💞💕

[@chez227]

In scotland me and my family called my wee grandma wee nana. Loved my wee nana. We were very alike and looked similar, she unfortunately passed away around 10yr ago. And I still walk past her old house and have such great memories. Her wake was probably one of the best nights I've ever had, we ended up going up to my parents after being at the pub with an indian takeaway, and had a food fight in my parents. We all just laughed. Ok mega clean up day after. But what a blast. My wee nana. Xxxx

[@JeannieBASMR]

That sounds like such a beautiful memory! Thank you for sharing it with me!! 💗💕💗 And I love her name!

[@chez227]

Your amazing. And your cat looks so content. I have a Male cat too called Bear. Hes so sooky and cute. Love your videos. You bring so much comfort to me. Xxx

[@katechristians4763]

I LOVED Apollo's purring! I used to have a cat that would lay above my head at night and purr....super relaxing! You are also very relaxing, Jeannie. You're a recent, wonderful discovery!

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thank you! 😊 And welcome - from me AND Apollo! My three cats walk all over me at night and trap my body in when they lie next to me. I can’t move because I’d wake them up!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@ambam90]

Spanish: abuela Russian: babushka (grandpa: dedushka) I loved this video because I love trivia and history. 👍🏻👍🏻 I just happened to be at the park when I got the notification, told myself I was going to listen later, ended up sitting down on a swing and listening. 😂😂😂 I've never listened to asmr outside before (I'm always in bed when i put it on) but the cool breeze (specifically the fresh air) and the setting sun made it so much more relaxing. The ending where you were doing the macarena with Apollo reminded me of the "papa's party" trend. Don't know if you've seen it but it's adorable. So are you and Apollo. 😊😊

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thank you so much, luv! 💕💘💕

[@wingullward]

I love this kind of content from you, I love the crisp sounds of the hardcover book and pages, and your voice always lulls me to sleep! 💞💞💞 also I never knew my grandparents before they died, but it's really interesting to read all of the words people have for theirs, it's oddly comforting 🥰

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thank you for this!

[@marianevitoria4917]

Hi, Jeannie! Thank you for today's video, your videos are so comforting! Here in Brazil, we say "vovó" ❤

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thank you so much!! 💕💖

[@jcahill5447]

Hey Jeannie!!! mamó is the Irish for grandma/ granny but most of Ireland speaks English so just Gran or granny

[@JeannieBASMR]

I love this! Thank you!!

[@Rachaelbeeartwork]

I loved seeing Apollo! The purring was so calming! Loved this video!

[@JeannieBASMR]

Glad you enjoyed it! I’ll pass this on to Apollo! 😸

[@nessihi]

In Portugal we call our grandmas “avó” or “vó”. “Avó” is also one of my favorite Portuguese words because it always brings me the amazing feeling of comfort and nostalgia! :) i love your channel and how you can always deliver that feeling of safeness ❤️

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thanks for sharing this! 💖💖💖

[@sherrilynnkubar864]

In Estonian, grandma is vanaema (vonna-emma) and literally translates to "old mother" ❤ another wonderful video Miss Jeannie ❤️

[@patriciameares8265]

My blind dog loves you! I think of you as a woman I would love to know. Your voice is amazing. It comforts everyone at my home. Thank you!!

[@JeannieBASMR]

Aw, give your dog a hug from me!! Thank you for sharing this!!

[@IngvildE]

In Norway we say «bestemor» which literally translates to best mom! You could also say «mormor» or «farmor» to your mother’s mother or father’s mother respectively💕

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thank you for this!! 💕💖💕

[@frances9975]

You remind me of my grandma too. I don't remember all that much about her, I was young when she passed and she was young too, only 60. But she was really kind and gentle and vibrant and let us kids have so much fun. She always had a drawer full of candy that she kept fully stocked for the grandkids. She loved fashion and beatiful things and she had these slik scarves that were probably expensive but she would tie them to these stick things and let me and my sister run around with them. There was a book we read when we were small where they did that and she would alway indulge us. was really beautiful and elegant and stylish, that is probably the things about you that reminds me most of her. I imagine that if we had a chance to get older together and I got to know her better that she would be very similar to you.

[@JeannieBASMR]

What a beautiful memory! Thank you for sharing this!!

[@willcav]

Hi Jeannie! The Nana convo at the beginning really struck home with me. My family and I are in the process of losing my nana and I got to say my goodbyes yesterday with her. hearing you talk about this gave me so much comfort because yes I can still speak to her in my head, i can still have a nurturing nana comfort in this life with your videos. so thank you thank you for giving myself, and many others this same feeling ❤

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thanks for sharing!! Many blessings for peace for your nana and your whole family!

[@marielacarbla]

just in time for my afternoon nap🥳😴

[@keith96969]

I would rather be ignorant and keep learning than arrogant and stop. Great video as always I think would go with Aunt Jeannie before Grandma though you share the same great qualities that my grandmother has. ❤️

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thanks for this! I appreciate you very much!

[@kathyd1022]

Apollo is adorable, he loves your voice, too. 😊

[@jessicasulkes5358]

Hi Jennie ❤ thank you for such wonderful video as always 😊 I'm from Argentina and in Spanish we usually call our granmas "abue", although it's short for Abuela. Since we have many italians descendants (not me tho, my granma was Polish), many people call their granmas "Nonna". We have descendants of many cultures and countries so we call our granmas differently depending on the household. In my case, my family were Eastern Europe Jewish, so I'd call her "Bobe". 🤷

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thank you so much for this!! 💖💕💖

[@Mateevmeg]

When I was little, my great grandparents from Bulgaria lived with us. They were my Baba (grandma) and Dede (grandpa). ❤ Jeannie I love that I found your channel, you are very comforting and I sometimes catch myself laughing out loud (love the Countess 😂), but please keep doing what you're doing.

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thank you so much, Megan! I’ll tell the Countess you like her! She will be so pleased! ☺️

[@samadagha4145]

In Urdu language (from Pakistan) we have separate terms for maternal and paternal grandmother. Maternal grandmothers are called "Naanee" and Paternal grandmother are called "Daadee".

[@Nonameno142]

I’m from Hungary and I call my grandmothers Mama. You remind me of them. I would like to say thank you, your videos give me hope (I have bipolar disorder and depression.) 🌹

[@JeannieBASMR]

Love that!

[@OldSchoolASMRSounds]

What a wonderful idea for a video ! Your voice is always super comforting. The Romanian word for Grandma is ' bunică ' , but there are also other words like 'buni' or 'mamaia' , somehow the equivalent to 'grannie' .❤

[@JeannieBASMR]

Oh thank you for this! I love these names!! 💕💖💕

[@lucasoneil4720]

Oh my god your voice is so relaxing it’s absolutely perfect for ASMR!! ❤❤

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thank you so much!

[@o.b.6103]

I agree. My favorite ASMR artists don't waste time with tapping, crinkles, etc. Which drive me nuts on the microphones. Not relaxing. Voices and demos are the best, not pretend makeup, hair cutting, etc. Such a waste. Jeannie has it nailed.

[@JeannieBASMR]

@@o.b.6103 The thing to remember is that there are people who do like all that. 🥰💞🥰

[@ginacastillo8060]

You are a comfort to me since I started watching you. I skip through other asmrtist, but Always watch you. ALWAYS! ❤

[@JeannieBASMR]

You're the best! 💗💕💗

[@ginacastillo8060]

@@JeannieBASMR back at you, my friend.

[@onyxianmassacre6864]

Aw the puddy cat! ❤ I loved this video! Maybe you could do more facts in the future x

[@secretforreddit]

I'm a librarian and I'm so glad you like library book sales! You'd love our's; last week we had our "buck-a-bag" sale, and this week it's all free (to clean out the book sale room for the second half of the year!). I have maybe taken too many books home this week...

[@JeannieBASMR]

I love books way too much! I try donating them and giving them away, but I still find myself with soooo many! It’s a genetic thing. My parents were the same way! 😂 📚

[@secretforreddit]

@@JeannieBASMR I agree that it's genetic; my mother (who is also a librarian) does the same thing! One can never have too many books, and if it ever feels like you do, then that just means it's time to share the love :)

[@JeannieBASMR]

@@secretforreddit 100%!!!😘

[@1950francesca]

Try googling Marco Polo and you'll find lots of back and forth about whether Marco Polo was born in Croatia. In any event, Croatia was a colony of Italy at the time, so he would still have been considered Italian. The family had been in Venice for centuries. Furthermore, being "from" somewhere usually refers to where you grew up, not ncesssarily where you were born. But despite the factoidm this was a fun video and I'm tempted to read the book. Thanks for this and your many other soothing and tasteful videos. You are a class act!

[@angelaroberts5695]

Thank you! And I absolutely love your kitty to hang out with you! ❤ You make me feel happy!

[@JeannieBASMR]

I'm so glad! I’ll also let Apollo know!! 😸

[@bwhite9589]

Ngl that cat was really calming for me! I liked it 😊

[@sjminervablue]

I lost my grandma last year and you coming on to the scene around the same time was like divine intervention 💜

[@JeannieBASMR]

Aww. That is so kind. I’m so sorry about your grandma.

[@amandaiona]

Hi Jeannie! My grandmother was from Japan and we called her Chiisai which means tiny, small or pocket size. It was a term of endearment for the elder women on that side. We lost her last year and my little guy still asks about his Chiisai 💜

[@JeannieBASMR]

Aw, I’m so sorry about your Chiisai. Thank you for sharing this with me.

[@MadameV1993]

Congrats for your 90k followers! Well deserved 👏 that's huge! Now back to the video!

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thanks a ton!

[@alicestate2967]

Oh your videos are wonderful. They are always so interesting and comforting; you are so inimitably classy and elegant. You have made such a gorgeous little home for us all on your channel and I thank you! 💞

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thank you so much! I love this description: A gorgeous little home here…!” You all are the best!

[@JalenASMR]

Jeannie, I just want you to know that I absolutely love your videos 💖 You’re too young to give me grandma vibes, but you definitely remind me of my sweet older aunts. Watching your videos feels so comforting 🫶🏽

[@JeannieBASMR]

Love that so much! Thank you!

[@jbfangirl8529]

I love your style - so glad I found you! You are lovely and your voice is so soothing.

[@JeannieBASMR]

Oh thank you! And welcome!!

[@jules1120]

I loved everything about this video. Listening to Apollo purr at the end was so tingly.

[@JeannieBASMR]

💞 🐱

[@LadyTwigz]

Loved everything about this video, learning new facts, feeling calmer, and especially the kitty macarena bonus! Thank you

[@JeannieBASMR]

I'm so glad you enjoyed it - especially the kitty Macarena!! 😸

[@Angelina-tk7xg]

U remind me so much of my nana a very calming presence thank you

[@JeannieBASMR]

So nice of you! Thank you!

[@ankelenaerts2705]

Hello dear Jeannie! Thank you for another lovely video - by the way Apollo is adorable! I lost my dearest grandmothers 'Bomma' and 'Ma' over 10 years ago and will carry them in my heart forever. Liefs XO Anke

[@JeannieBASMR]

Aw, sorry dear Anke! I also really had no grandmother in my life. Sending you a big hug! Liefs! 💞💕💞💕

[@ania2053]

In Spanish we say abuela. Ms Jeannie that was a great video, I actually learned something. Ur cat is so cute. Be blessed

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thank you! You too! 💕♥️💕

[@martamagnussen9564]

Babcia ❤ you’re so calming and “tingly” the best voice

[@JeannieBASMR]

🥰♥️💖

[@kellibrockett823]

I loved the ending so much ❤️😭❤️ Apollo is the most precious handsome baby panther everrrrr 😭😭😭😭😫🤌 and his wittle purrs 😫

[@JeannieBASMR]

Yes! He’s a panther baby!! Love that!

[@kellibrockett823]

@@JeannieBASMR right? Lol he looks so exotic. And he loves your cuddles so much 😭😭😭

[@miyakab8988]

Hello Jeannie . I’m usually a silent watcher but I wanted to say thank you so much for all the content that you make for all of us out there . I really love your Channel . You have the most soothing Voice 🧡 Secondly in Moroccan’s Arabic we say “Mui” or “Muima” for grandma and in French it’s “Mamie” . As a bi National it’s the names that I use to call my grandmas. All the best 🌞

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thank you so much! I love those names!! 💕

[@daisyblu3000]

I'm so happy to hear that you like that denomination, indeed you have a very motherly aura💜 Where im from we say Myma (like mee-maw) and Bâ (with heavy on the "b"). I was surprised to find out in some places of US they also say Meemaw!🥰

[@JeannieBASMR]

I love that! Thank you so much for sharing this!

[@theredbutterfly-]

Jeannie does sound like a comforting mother ❤ In france we call grand mothers "grand-mères" but mostly "Mamie" which i guess is the equivalent of "nanna" in english 😊

[@andylavender7629]

Hi Jeannie! I was so excited to see a new video from you, thank you for bringing us so much lovely calming comfort! In my mother tongue, Hungarian, grandmother is Nagymama (Pronounced like Nudge Mama). The direct translation is, literally, Big Mother! Grandfather would be similar as Nagyapa (Nudge Uppa) which is Big Dad :) Sending lots of love! ♥️

[@JeannieBASMR]

Wonderful! I love learning all this! Thank you! 💖💗💖

[@nicoledortch9329]

Really enjoyed this video! I love books like this, with fun and interesting topics that make you think. I don’t think I got one question correct, but oh well, it was fun to try. Thank you again for a great video! I’ll be watching for the next one, and looking forward to see what you choose to inspire us with next! Have a blessed week😊

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thank you!! 💗💞

[@Canadiansleepwhisperer]

I adore you Miss Jeannie. Thank you for your amazing videos. I have been listening to this community for too many years to count. You are my favorite asmr creator. I have to watch all of your videos over and over because I want to listen with intent but never finish a single video. Thank you so much Jeannie. ❤️❤️🇨🇦❤❤

[@JeannieBASMR]

Wow, thank you!

[@Lilyk339]

In Urdu, we use "daddii" for paternal grandmothers and "nanni" for maternal grandmothers.

[@JeannieBASMR]

I love that!! 💕

[@poogeasaurus5684]

Nothing like a library book sale!!! I can almost smell the high school gymnasium full of old books and paper bags!

[@JeannieBASMR]

I remember that smell!!! 🥰

[@deeboolove1301]

My grandmother spoke German growing up and we called her grandmother all my friends are becoming grandmothers most of them and it’s really exciting to see it happening you look really beautiful I love this color I love your make up and your energy is so sweet and good I’m gonna go to sleep you’ve helped relax need to go to sleep I haven’t listen to all of it but just a little bit can go along way in relaxation and I really appreciate it Marco Polo we used to play that in the swimming pool I gotta turn it off right now but I look forward to hearing the answer on that love and light love and light thanks for being such a bright and beautiful love light 👍🤩💐💌🕯

[@JeannieBASMR]

💗💞💗

[@JonnoD00]

Hi wonderful Jeannie Thanks for another stunningly relaxing video, from the very opening sentence and tapping the tingles were overwhelming. I thought I'd outgrown or lost the ability to feel ASMR...then along you came and ASMR returned bigtime. ❤️ In Welsh, Grandmother is "Mam Gu" (pronounced Mam Gee as lower case G for goat not as J for general)

[@JeannieBASMR]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for this!! 💗

[@catmoon2009]

aww Jeanie isn't he the sweetest in the world what a cat you got !

[@JeannieBASMR]

All three are bigger lover boys!! 😸💖😸💖😸

[@chantel9322]

you slay jeannie 🫶

[@JeannieBASMR]

😁💪🏼

[@danika5284]

To answer the question about grandmas at the start- I'm a Mexican-Filipino-American. In Spanish, it's typically abuelita, not abuela as it's seen as too proper I'm pretty sure (it'd be like calling your parents Madre or Padre, so Apa, Ama, or any other variant is used). But my whole family calls my abuelita "Mama (her name)". We call her this as she was kind of the head of the family haha- she was very strong willed throughout her life! While in Tagalog (filipino language), I call my grandma "Lola"! 😊

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thank you so much for this!! 💞💕💞💕

[@hotwasabi1085]

I’ve wanted to say this but was unsure until you said you love being called grandmother terms. I’m 29 and fortunate enough to still have 3 grandparents alive, but my paternal grandmother is far gone with Alzheimer’s. She started to decline badly when her husband of 60 years passed a few years ago. Anyway, her mind is pretty much gone now. It has been absolutely devastating to witness and I miss her much at times. In some ways you remind me of her and I find it extremely comforting.

[@JeannieBASMR]

Aww, I’m sorry about your grandma. I hope you have wonderful memories of her when she was in her prime. 💕💖💕

[@songoku5847]

In zulu grandma is pronounced 'Gogo', similar to Nana I think the word was created with children in mind.

[@JeannieBASMR]

💗💘💗

[@cdayadaya]

In Romanian grandmother is bunica. Some people say buni or buna (which is loosely translated as "good one". Miss mine ❤

[@taylorhaney4757]

The alligator joke 😂❤ not in another country but in Texas we call ours Mamaw and Papaw

[@sir_elliot7]

Thank you for yet another amazing video! I love putting these videos on in the background while scheduling my work weeks, and it's much appreciated to help me relax! I hope you're doing amazing Jeannie!

[@JeannieBASMR]

I’m so glad you can relax to them!! Have a great week!!!

[@fairy21509]

im from the uk and ive always called my grandprents gran and grampy ive never heard anyone eles call theres that💗and omg Apollo purring is so adorable

[@JeannieBASMR]

Ha! Our granddaughter calls her other grandpa “grampy!” 🥰💖

[@fairy21509]

@@JeannieBASMR omg thats cute❤

[@nathalieengholm3541]

I am from Denmark, and grandma in danish is "mormor" or "farmor". We use the "mormor" when its the moms mom and "farmor" when its the dads mom 🌻

[@gabriellabennett7024]

Opollo Is a very nice addition to the video 😄

[@JeannieBASMR]

I think so too! 😁

[@David-q3g4j]

I’m going to buy this book Jeannie 😂

[@JeannieBASMR]

I think you’ll love it! Great to whip out and test guests!

[@David-q3g4j]

My guests will love it :) thanks Jeannie ❤

[@JeannieBASMR]

@@David-q3g4j 🥰

[@headwound]

I got the mosquito and reindeer ones right 😆 In Finland we call our grandmas either mummo or mummi, depending on the dialect. Some people also say "isoäiti" which translates to grandmother. I knew the reindeer question because there's a lot of reindeer herders here in Lapland and Sami people have been herding reindeer here wayyy before Finland even existed

[@JeannieBASMR]

This is so cool! Thank you for this! And congratulations on getting 2!! 😁

[@emilyskidmore2279]

Oh, sweet Apollo! ♥️ Adore this video’s content! Would love to hear more from this book!

[@JeannieBASMR]

Yay, thank you! 💖

[@-jj2379]

I’m half Turkish and half Brazilian, born and raised in Germany. 😅 so there is Oma like you said in German, ebe in Turkish and vó or vovó in Portuguese :) loved the video!!

[@JeannieBASMR]

That's awesome!

[@ayelet_]

I'm Mexican from the El Paso-Juarez border and I call my grandmother tita ☺️

[@lantzism]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Jeannie you're awesome 💓💚💚

[@andreacolbert4831]

Omg, I love Apollo 😍, he's beautiful!

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thank you! I’ll let him know! 😁

[@qviala]

This might be one of your best. Top notch content and Apollo was a nice bonus. 😊 More ignorant videos, please! 🤪

[@JeannieBASMR]

Thanks! Will do! And I’ll let Apollo know he’s to be on standby as well!! 🐱 🥰

[@myon9431]

This was already a great video, but I must say, Apollo made it even better!

[@JeannieBASMR]

I’ll tell him! Lol!