Translation of "Mum" in Dutch

Where's Mum?

Waar is ma?

- Mum, I am hungry.
- Mum, I'm hungry.

Ma, ik heb trek.

I love my mum.

Ik hou van mijn moeder.

Mum is playing tennis now.

Moeder doet nu aan tennis.

Is your mum at home?

- Is je moeder thuis?
- Is je mama thuis?
- Is jouw moeder thuis?

Our friend lost her mum.

Mijn vriend verloor zijn moeder.

Tom's mum is very strict.

Toms moeder is erg streng.

- Mom, I'm hungry.
- Mom, I am hungry.
- Mum, I am hungry.
- Mum, I'm hungry.

Ma, ik heb trek.

- Mom, I'm hungry.
- Mum, I'm hungry.

- Ma, ik heb honger.
- Ma, ik heb trek.

My mum is older than my dad.

Mijn moeder is ouder dan mijn vader.

- Mom is busy working.
- Mum is busy working.

- Mamma werkt.
- Mamma is aan het werk.

- He asked my mom.
- He asked my mum.

Hij heeft mijn moeder gevraagd.

My mum bought two bottles of apple juice.

Mijn mama kocht twee flessen appelsap.

- Is your mum at home?
- Is your mom home?

- Is je moeder thuis?
- Is je mama thuis?

- Is your mother at home?
- Is your mum at home?

Is jouw moeder thuis?

- I love my mum.
- I love my mother.
- I love my mom.

Ik hou van mijn moeder.

- Mom is older than Dad.
- My mum is older than my dad.

Mijn moeder is ouder dan mijn vader.

- He asked my mother.
- He asked my mom.
- He asked my mum.

Hij heeft mijn moeder gevraagd.

- I want to give Mom a plant.
- I want to give mum a plant.

Ik wil een plant aan mama geven.

"Stop begging for a cookie, Tim," his mum said, "Remember, 'Children who ask get skipped.'"

"Hou op te bedelen om een koekje, Tim," zei zijn moeder. "Je weet het: 'Kinderen die vragen, worden overgeslagen.'"

Mum said the same thing. But, so what? It's got nothing to do with me.

Mama zei hetzelfde. En wat dan nog? Het heeft niets met mij te maken.

- Is your mother at home?
- Is your mother at home now?
- Is your mum at home?

- Is je moeder thuis?
- Is je mama thuis?
- Is jouw moeder thuis?

- I love my mum.
- I want my mommy.
- I love my mom.
- I want my mom.

Ik hou van mijn moeder.

- 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.

Maria groeit tweetalig op: met Mama Akiko spreekt ze Japans, en met Papa Tom spreekt ze Duits.

- I love my mum.
- I love my mother.
- I love my parents.
- I love my dad.
- I love my father.

- Ik hou van mijn moeder.
- Ik hou van mijn vader.
- Ik hou van mijn ouders.

- My mother was so tired that she went to bed early.
- My mum was so tired that she went to bed early.

Mijn moeder was zo moe, dat ze vroeg naar bed is gegaan.

- Where is mother?
- Where is mom?
- Where's Mum?
- Where's mommy?
- Where's my mama?
- Where's my mom?
- Where's my mommy?
- Where's my mother?
- Where's your mom?
- Where is your mother?
- Where is my mother?

- Waar is ma?
- Waar is mijn moeder?