What do you call your parents by?

[Lunar Glow 676]

Always called 'em "Ma" and "Who?"

[Lord Valtasar 12,696]

i refer to my mother as "Mana" which translates to mom,my father passed away when i was 7 so i don't even remember

[Wannabrony 11,640]

Mommy and Daddy. 

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Hold on! Hold on! I can explain!  I'm Chinese, more specifically I speak the Cantonese dialect. In Hong Kong, it's common to just call your parents 媽咪 (Ma-mi) and 爹啲 (Deh-di), that is what I call my parents by too because it's the more friendly name to approach your parents by. You can also call them 呀媽 (Ah-ma) or 呀爸 (Ah-ba), but that's it bit more informal and is viewed as somewhat rude. There also the swear words that I won't get into. But the name is called these words are just pronounced exactly like the words "mommy" and "daddy", alright? Just wanted to justify myself real quick. 

[The Kaeya Simp 13,989]

Mum and Dad if I am talking to them...

if I am talking to an American about my parents (or mentioning them), then I'll say Mom and Dad

and if I am talking about them to someone in most cases I'll say maw and da

Edited June 26, 2018 by Sherbert Music-Guard

[Kevin Tang 2,427]

English is not my mother language.

[Olly 1,011]

I call my mom "mother" and my dad "daddy" 

[Synniken 261]

As a norwegian, I call them "mamma" and "pappa," and  always feels a little weird whenever I hear someone refer to their parents as "mor" or "far" 

[Midnight Solace 5,132]

I rarely ever speak to them, but I call them by their first name. 

[ssj4gogita4 101]

Most of the time - mom and dad
If they are hard of hearing/selective hearing - by their real names

[Merry Dashie 19]

I call them by mom and dad.

 

[Lucky Bolt 35,085]

"Mom" and "Daddy" usually. 

[Here No Longer 5,276]

I just call my dad, "Dad." Yeah pretty average.

 

[ridaranka 574]

mom and daddy. they are saved in my phone as mommymander and daddymander though 

[Emerald Heart 24,942]

I call my mom "Mama" mainly. Though I do call her "Mother" when I'm being silly or sarcastic. 

I call my dad "Dad" or "Daddy." And, like my Mama, I call him "Father" when I'm being silly or sarcastic :3

[Fritzy 1,692]

I only have one parent and I call her mom or mommy. 

[Jonny Music 3,436]

On 6/26/2018 at 4:10 AM, Kevin Tang said:

English is not my mother language.

Ok then, so what do you call your parents in your mother language?

[Kevin Tang 2,427]

18 hours ago, Jonny Music said:

Ok then, so what do you call your parents in your mother language?

Papi (Dad)

And

Mami (Mom)

[Splashee 28,566]

Mamma! (two m's, very important)

 

Pappa! (two p's, very important)

 

Also, exclamation point is important as well. Always a scream for attention!

[daviddaviddavid 776]

Mum + Dad. I don't know what else I'd call them.

[ShadOBabe 19,011]

Mom when it’s just a normal conversation.

Mommy or Mama when I’m being silly.

[Sherem 4,807]

Dad is dad to me...but my mom...well she's my boss

[SkyPie 261]

I use to call my mother mama when I was younger, but now I've gotten into calling her mother most of the time. Sometimes I call her mom when I want to shorten it. I used mugger a few times when I say mother in a silly way.

As for my father, I've never been able to call him anything directly because he went to prison when I was young, younger than I'm able to remember. When I bring him up in a conversation, it's either "my father" or his real name since I'm not sure how to feel about him. Even then, I'm still uncomfortable using both of those terms.

[Catpone Cerberus 23,649]

I have replied before but I figured I could be more specific. 

I call my mother both "äiti" and "äitee", first one is the normal word for mom/mother, and second is the same one but with a dialect. 

For my father, I used to call him "Isi" (somewhere between dad and daddy) when I was kid, but nowadays I call him "Isä" (Father) 

In english when talking about them, I use father and mother. 

[Prospekt 11,020]

I usually say "Mom" and "Dad" when I'm talking to my parents. Occasionally I'll call my mother "mama" instead.

[RaraLover 10,416]

I just call them "mum" and "dad".

Edited December 19, 2019 by RaraLover