Exactly how do you call your MOTHER?

I just call her "mom"

I call her nanay and all the grandchildren call her "nanay",too. Nobody in the family has the same name even most of us her children are already mothers like her. That name is only for her to set her above us. She's the Nanay, who whom we all respect and love.

When I was in grade school I was ashamed to call my mother nanay because all my classmates were calling theirs mommy or mama. As I grew older I learned to appreciate the word more as it's more patriotic and more sincere than the borrowed language. Now that I'm a mother I preferred to be called nanay rather than mommy. When my son calls me nanay, I have so much pride and warmth inside me.one time though, my son asked me of he could start calling me mommy instead and I said okay. However it didn't even last a day and he went back to calling me nanay.

I'm hardly a affectionate daughter but a call by mother a name that is quite unique. When my mother is around, I call her Meh. I don't how it started or why I did call her that - perhaps I got tired of the long Mommy, Mama or any other name that people call their mothers. Besides I cannot imagine myself calling my mother Mommy - I sounded kinda cheesy, childish and ordinary to me. So I call her Meh when my mother is around. But in my cellphone, she has a different name. She is listed as Mere in my contacts. Mere is the French name for mother - I also don't know why but I feel it suits her. Besides, the contact name is a longer version of what I call her. People would often ask for her number and ask why is my mother's name Mere? I just laugh at them. Compared to my brother who called our mother Mam, I think mine was pretty good attempt of naming our mother. Don't ask me why he calls her that.

hello vesuvius now is a mother's day actually i call my mother as "Mama" when i am in college i already called my mama as a mommy and now that i am big enough i call my mommy either mama or mommy for me i can call my mommy watever i liked because i am comfortable and not irritable it the part of my mother.

For me i call my mom as mama..that's the word i always address to my mom. Sometimes i call her mother dear, the way she makes me feel i'm not alone, she's the best mom ever. If i have to ask anything from GOD that would be the day that i make my mama proud of me for giving her best inorder for me to grow as a good person.

Over here I call my mom... Mom! I don't think I have called her mommy since I was 8 or 9 and don't think I've called her anything else *nice at least lol* I don't think I would call her anything else, and I know for most people around here it's mom, mommy, momma, mother. Though I wish i was british so I could call my mom Mum, because that right there is the coolest word ever!

When i was a child I called her mommy. As i grew older it changed to just mom. As a teenager, it was often mother. I never really had any other nicknames for my mother. she was just mom to me.

I call my mother by her name, which is the word that identifies every single person as an individual, and my mother as an individual has the right to be called by her name too In this country moms can be called by many different names, like mama or okaasan, but some people like me choose to call them by their names too.

I call my mother Mama too- but my father calls my grandmother Inang.. the word for mother is quite many, and there are already lots of variations from the first ones, but whatever we call our mother it doesn't really matter as long as we love and respect them .

I myself do not have anyone to call Mom but my kids usually call me Mom. As they were younger they did call me mommy or now that they are older they will call me mommy when they want something. lol

We have parents day tomorrow here. I wanted to give my parents something but because im totally broke, I wont be able to give them anything this yeaar :( anyway the least I can do is pray for theeir good health and that I will. We call mom "omma" and dad "aapa". And I call them by the same way.

i call my mother mama. Anyway, happy mother's day to all moms out there!