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Wishing all mothers a happy Mother's Day!
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Edited by
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Sun 05/08/22 03:05 AM
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Mom is the queen of our hearts! 🤍
 Please correct me if I was wrong, but no matter in which language we say always means the same beautiful person.  Australia and New Zeland - Mum Arabic - Ahm American English - Mom Africans - Moeder Canadian - Mom Dutch - Moeder English - Mom, Mama, Mommy, Mummy Esperanto - Patrino French - Maman Filipino - Ina German - Mutter Hindi - Ma Ireland - Ma Italian - Mamma Spanish - Mami Swiss German - Mueter Swahili - Mama, Mzazi Turkish - Anne Beautiful day for All Moms!  |
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I think in many languages "mama" is known :)
In Dutch we also use that although mostly when children are still young. When they get older it's 'ma' or 'mam'. My daughter sometimes types 'mama' though in a WhatsApp message for instance, and she turns 29 Thursday next. That always makes me melt, it's so sweet! In any case... my daughter is coming over in a bit. My son sent me a voice message. He can't come over as he's the chef cook in a restaurant and has to work. But I'm happy both thought of it. Me is feeling the Mama Day vibe for sure! |
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In Scotland we don’t say mom or mommy. It’s usually mum and if you speak slang then you would say ‘maw’, ‘ma’ or ‘mammy’.
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In Scotland we don’t say mom or mommy. It’s usually mum and if you speak slang then you would say ‘maw’, ‘ma’ or ‘mammy’. Yes, and what I noticed with my English friends, they use 'mum' as well, not 'mom'. So I guess that's AmE. |
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Wishing all Mother's out there a very happy Mother's Day..... yes yes ... including all you Mother-in-laws to...
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In Scotland we don’t say mom or mommy. It’s usually mum and if you speak slang then you would say ‘maw’, ‘ma’ or ‘mammy’. Yes, and what I noticed with my English friends, they use 'mum' as well, not 'mom'. So I guess that's AmE. You’re right Crystal, seems to be American English. My friends and I don’t speak slang but one of my friends calls her mum “my wee maw’ as her mum is 4’7 whereas my friend is 5’8 
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For all the lovely mothers out there...
HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY!! 
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For All The Mothers out here, You All Are Precious
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Edited by
Unknow
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Sun 05/08/22 07:49 AM
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Thank you, and Happy Mother's Day to everyone as well! (still can't figure out how to paste a pic).
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Thank you, and Happy Mother's Day to everyone as well! (still can't figure out how to paste a pic). Me neither! I've tried! |
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Thank you....Happy Mother's Day to all mommy
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Oul wan (Old one) would be like Dublin slang for your mom
 In Ireland, "Mothering Sunday" is also celebrated on a different day, I think, 3 weeks before Easter Sunday. Anyway, as it stands, this will be my last Mother's Day in Ireland anyway. |
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Oul wan (Old one) would be like Dublin slang for your mom In Ireland, "Mothering Sunday" is also celebrated on a different day, I think, 3 weeks before Easter Sunday. Anyway, as it stands, this will be my last Mother's Day in Ireland anyway. Going back home Larsi?? |
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Oul wan (Old one) would be like Dublin slang for your mom In Ireland, "Mothering Sunday" is also celebrated on a different day, I think, 3 weeks before Easter Sunday. Anyway, as it stands, this will be my last Mother's Day in Ireland anyway. Going back home Larsi?? Aye. As soon as my compensation claim is settled, I start packing. But I go over in July first, to do some paperwork and organisational stuff. It will take til the end of the year, or early next year, but the decision to move back, is final. My parents are not well, and they need me. |
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Oul wan (Old one) would be like Dublin slang for your mom In Ireland, "Mothering Sunday" is also celebrated on a different day, I think, 3 weeks before Easter Sunday. Anyway, as it stands, this will be my last Mother's Day in Ireland anyway. Going back home Larsi?? Aye. As soon as my compensation claim is settled, I start packing. But I go over in July first, to do some paperwork and organisational stuff. It will take til the end of the year, or early next year, but the decision to move back, is final. My parents are not well, and they need me. Good for you Larsi! Always honor your mother and father for they can be gone in the blink of an eye. I wasn't around when my mother passed and I will always regret that decision. So make the most of your time with them. |
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Oul wan (Old one) would be like Dublin slang for your mom In Ireland, "Mothering Sunday" is also celebrated on a different day, I think, 3 weeks before Easter Sunday. Anyway, as it stands, this will be my last Mother's Day in Ireland anyway. Going back home Larsi?? Aye. As soon as my compensation claim is settled, I start packing. But I go over in July first, to do some paperwork and organisational stuff. It will take til the end of the year, or early next year, but the decision to move back, is final. My parents are not well, and they need me. Good for you Larsi! Always honor your mother and father for they can be gone in the blink of an eye. I wasn't around when my mother passed and I will always regret that decision. So make the most of your time with them. Thanks for your kind words. I really appreciate it 
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Well, it's been a really great day for me :)
Hope you all had a wonderful Mother's Day too! Sharing the flowerpot I got from my girlie before I turn in with a smile on my face :) 
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So sweet! Had my second baby 9 months ago and being a mom is a roller coaster ride. Love all you moms!!!
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