Father.
Very rarely though. When I speak with them I don't really call them anything.. >_>
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Immortal Abyss
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4:18 pm, Dec 30 2010
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Mother,
Father.
Very rarely though. When I speak with them I don't really call them anything.. >_>
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Father.
Very rarely though. When I speak with them I don't really call them anything.. >_>
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9:55 pm, Dec 30 2010
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Whatever comes to mind first.
Mother, Father, Ma, Mommy, Daddy, their first names, etc, etc.
Mother, Father, Ma, Mommy, Daddy, their first names, etc, etc.
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I call my mother Mustafa.
My dad I call by his name.
My dad I call by his name.
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12:03 am, Dec 31 2010
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we call my mom different things, usually mum but sometimes its muther, momi, or maam. fer my dad i mostly call him papA as he requests but somethimes i just call him dad.
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2:24 am, Dec 31 2010
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Dad - "Lo Dou"
Mom - It varies, depending why I'm calling her.
I mostly call her "ma-me." When I need something quick, "Mom" or just "Ma." I sometimes visit my mom at work and she doesn't want her co-workers to know I'm her daughter (long story) and so I call her "tai-tai."
Mom - It varies, depending why I'm calling her.
I mostly call her "ma-me." When I need something quick, "Mom" or just "Ma." I sometimes visit my mom at work and she doesn't want her co-workers to know I'm her daughter (long story) and so I call her "tai-tai."
You speak cantonese?
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Mamsmilk
07:42 am, Dec 31
I call my mother Mustafa.
My dad I call by his name.
07:42 am, Dec 31
I call my mother Mustafa.
My dad I call by his name.
Mustafa
o.o thts me last name n i aint no ones mom 
HanaTsuki Hime
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3:28 am, Dec 31 2010
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when i talk to them i say "tētis" as in --->"dad" and "māmiņa" as in ---> "mummy" 
but when i talk to others about them (not family and relatives, close friends) "mummy" turns into "mom"(mamma), cuz hey, i'm already 18 and calling my mom mommy in front of others is kinda embarrassing...^^
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but when i talk to others about them (not family and relatives, close friends) "mummy" turns into "mom"(mamma), cuz hey, i'm already 18 and calling my mom mommy in front of others is kinda embarrassing...^^
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Mom - Mami/Mommy when I want something or just want some love XD
Umma/Madre when I'm mad. It pisses her off. X'] ♥
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Umma/Madre when I'm mad. It pisses her off. X'] ♥
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I call my mom "Mommy," and my dad "Daddy," but when I'm talking about them in front of others (except for close relatives, friends, and siblings), I call them "Mom" and "Dad". 
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I just call the Mum and Dad. When I was younger I called them Mama and Baba, or Ba for short. I don't call my parents in Chinese anymore now lol.
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5:22 pm, Dec 31 2010
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I call my mum "mamusia" (mommy) when I want something or just by name (well, "Baśka" from Barbara ^^'). I don't know why... Of course I call her "mum" or "mother" as well (especially in front of others). My dad is just "dad", "daddy" (Tatusiu give me somethiiiing) or "old man" and "father!" when I'm really angry...
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5:27 pm, Dec 31 2010
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Mom and Bill; or more commonly for my father: Sir Donkeyhole Mcbuttface (toned down for the kids)
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Mama and papa. 
That's the Flemish way of saying it, and it's acceptable for adults to say that too. o.o Although, oddly enough, if you say that in the Netherlands, they think that you're still a baby calling for their dada or something. >.>;;
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That's the Flemish way of saying it, and it's acceptable for adults to say that too. o.o Although, oddly enough, if you say that in the Netherlands, they think that you're still a baby calling for their dada or something. >.>;;
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For my mom, Mah and for my dad Dah. I dont know where I picked that up.
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Mom and Dad. Sometimes "Lo Dau" or "a Ba" for my dad, in Cantonese.
