mama, but the a is a grave a in both cases like the o in mom
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11:06 am, Jul 5 2011
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11:06 am, Jul 5 2011
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baba, in arabic there is no p so anything p become b, like bantalon, lol
mama, but the a is a grave a in both cases like the o in mom
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mama, but the a is a grave a in both cases like the o in mom
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12:03 pm, Jul 6 2011
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When talking to them: "mam" or "mama", and "pap" or "papa".
When talking about them: "mama" and "papa".
When talking about them using a possesive personal pronoun: "moeder" and "vader"; "mamme", "moe", or "ma" ,and "pabbe", "va" ,or "pa" when I'm speaking in dialect.
Note: Dutch "oe" is pronounced like English "oo" but shorter, the final "a" is a pure long vowel, and the sylable-final "e" is pronounced as /ə/.
Last edited by WandereroftheDeep at 1:51 pm, Jul 6 2011
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When talking about them: "mama" and "papa".
When talking about them using a possesive personal pronoun: "moeder" and "vader"; "mamme", "moe", or "ma" ,and "pabbe", "va" ,or "pa" when I'm speaking in dialect.
Note: Dutch "oe" is pronounced like English "oo" but shorter, the final "a" is a pure long vowel, and the sylable-final "e" is pronounced as /ə/.
Last edited by WandereroftheDeep at 1:51 pm, Jul 6 2011
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12:23 pm, Jul 6 2011
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I call my mom "mama" and my dad "ata" or "ati" (if I want something
) or "oč"
I really don't like it when children call their parents by their firt name... :S
Nowadays I notice this more and more...
(No offense to anyone who does this)
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) or "oč"I really don't like it when children call their parents by their firt name... :S
Nowadays I notice this more and more...
(No offense to anyone who does this)
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1:13 pm, Jul 6 2011
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mami y papi
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1:13 pm, Jul 6 2011
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i just call them in there names... they don't mind...peter and emily don't mind(my mom and dad)
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"trust noboDY"
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1:33 pm, Jul 6 2011
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Chinese:
媽媽 and 爸爸
Though sometimes I call them Mom and Dad
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媽媽 and 爸爸
Though sometimes I call them Mom and Dad
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1:37 pm, Jul 6 2011
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its either english, french or local dialect. so:
dad/ daddy, papa/pa, morpa
mum, maman/ma, morma
dad/ daddy, papa/pa, morpa
mum, maman/ma, morma
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Member6:33 pm, Jul 6 2011
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I call my mother Mom or Ma,,, I don't have a dad but I have a step-dad I call him DAD ^_^ 
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6:35 pm, Jul 6 2011
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My dad died long ago, and i call my mom "dulce" as thats her nickname since she was a kid.
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Member6:56 pm, Jul 6 2011
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Mom/Mum/Mother
Father
Grandparents Maternal:
Nana
Ga
Grandparent Paternal:
Grammy
Dick
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Father
Grandparents Maternal:
Nana
Ga
Grandparent Paternal:
Grammy
Dick
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6:58 pm, Jul 6 2011
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I call my mother by her name or mom (if I really want her help with something).
I don't really see my dad much, but I usually call him dad.
I don't really see my dad much, but I usually call him dad.
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7:09 pm, Jul 6 2011
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7:09 pm, Jul 6 2011
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mami y papi im 26 yrs old btw lol
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7:09 pm, Jul 6 2011
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I call my mom Mama. Sometimes Mom.
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7:10 pm, Jul 6 2011
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Mother:
Mama, ma, nanay, tipit (her nickname based on her first initial)
Stepdad:
Papa, pa, dipit (doesn't know I affectionately call him this)
My biological dad, who is living in the opposite side of the hemisphere, is not really worth to be called a "tatay" (father) in my book.
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Mama, ma, nanay, tipit (her nickname based on her first initial)
Stepdad:
Papa, pa, dipit (doesn't know I affectionately call him this)
My biological dad, who is living in the opposite side of the hemisphere, is not really worth to be called a "tatay" (father) in my book.
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