Examples of using "Mama" in a sentence and their english translations:
Good night, Mom.
Bye, mother.
Mummy cried.
- Good night, Mom.
- Goodnight, Mother.
Thanks, Mom.
- Good night, Mom.
- Goodnight, Mother.
Happy birthday, Mom.
You helped Mommy?
Is that your mummy?
My mother gets up early.
- Mom spread the table.
- Mom set the table.
Mother will be furious for sure!
Mother chose this curtain.
Look Mummy, I can read!
Where is your mother, boy?
Mom is older than Dad.
- Mommy's working.
- Mummy's working.
My mother lives in Düdelingen.
- Mummy and Daddy are very nervous.
- Mom and Dad are very nervous.
Mom let the children eat cookies.
Mom, Tom ate my cookie.
I gave it to my mommy.
My mum bought two bottles of apple juice.
Mom was busy with her sewing.
My mother gets angry every single day.
- I want to give Mom a plant.
- I want to give mum a plant.
I helped Mommy in the kitchen.
Mom is making a cake.
Mom and Dad probably won't get mad.
Mom, there is nothing to eat.
Mom bought a pretty doll for me.
Mommy is not home at the moment.
- You're the best mom in the world.
- You're the best mom in the whole world!
I still call my mother Mama.
I'm sure Mom will get mad.
And that's how my dad met my mom.
- Is your mum at home?
- Is your mom home?
Mommy, why don't I have an uncle with a beard?
My mom works in a factory.
Is your mum at home?
Mom, I don't want to wear this.
Mum said the same thing. But, so what? It's got nothing to do with me.
"Mom, I think I'm pregnant." "Girl, what were you thinking?"
- Mary is growing up to be bilingual: with Mum Akiko, she speaks Japanese, and with Dad Tom, she speaks German.
- Mary is being brought up bilingually: with Mum Akiko, she speaks Japanese, and with Dad Tom, she speaks German.
- Mary's growing up bilingual: with Mum Akiko, she speaks Japanese, and with Dad Tom, she speaks German.
"Mom, please can I have a biscuit?" "No, you can't; you shouldn't eat between meals."
Mom, hurry up! Everyone's waiting.