General

Mom = Mother/Woman
Dad = Daddy/Dad

[quote=ikappy]mom, mom, mum,mum, mommy, mommy, ma, ma, ma ma, ma ma[/quote]

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I call my mom "má." I call my dad "bo" in vietnamese. o.o

mommy and daddy. I'm 15. Sometimes I'll say omah or opah even though I'm not korean or obsessed with korean culture at all.

Mom and dad.
My friend calls them mother and father, it's so weird to listen him talk to them on the phone xD
"Hi mother, is father home yet?"

my mom is mah and my dad is as$hat i dont like him

Mom = mom
Dad = dad/lardo.

@TreeFiddy I call my mom me. (viet for mom with the dot underneath) I call my dad bo^/ (dad in viet isn't it?)
AM I THE ONLY ONE HERE THAT CALLS MY DAD IN VIET Bo^/?

Mome and Dade

At home: mama and old man. Public: mom and dad. My dad and I joke around quite a bit.

I say Ma, Dad, Mommy- to get her attention >.> Daddy- if im angry at him

Deddy and Mami, when she was still alive. (cantonese) Nowadays I just say dad or deddy, depending on my mood.

Mom/moma and bab/baba as well as mumzies and bubzies lololol.

UMMA AND APPA. ;D (to all the koreans).

[quote=renolite]Mom and duddy. I call my dad that cuz my mom refers to him as daddy with a filipino accent. >>[/quote]

Filipino accent FTW >.<

mom, dad

sometimes I call my mom "mama" when talking about her to let people know I am from the south

Viettt so Mom = Me or Ma and Dad = Ba or Dad -.-

Mommy and daddy.

I say 'Ah mah' or 'mom'.
And I say 'old man' in Canto or 'ah bah'.

i is vietnamese and i call my dad ba
and my mother ma
but sense my dad doesnt care so much
i just rush in every now and again
calling him[b]OLD MAN[/b]
and he replies with saying i aint old
i look so young and just laughs
and i say hes 50 but he says no
thats an illusion hes 25 and young
and stuff and stuff

Mother = madre, father = dad in Spanish.

I call my mom "umma" and i call my dad "appa" or "potatofry"

[quote=arkrana]Mama and baba, mom and dad in Mandarin.[/quote]

This.
Lol it doesn't get old ;p

Mother: Ma (usually; most of the times), mama (obsolete since age of 10), mu qin (formal; Chinese), ma ao!, maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, ei!, oma, eo meo ni (forced to say it after her daily session of watching Korean drama)
Father: Ba (usually; most of the times), baba (obsolete since age of 10), fu qin (formal; Chinese), ba ao!, baaaaaa, ei!

Ma or pa.

for my dad : old man,DA,BA,BO,pops,father,dad,
my mom: meh<-- is that how u spell in viet? or GET OUT OF MY LIFE I HATE YOU

[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNkp4QF3we8]This.[/url]

Mom/Mother and Dad. Used to be Mommy and Detdey. (Asian much? Yea)

guys guys guys its Fother= Ba Mother= Me with
OT:Father and Mother & Ba and Me
EDIT: Ninja'd like 236 times

Mom and dad.
I sometimes call my mom "Ma".

ma mee and bah bah

Mum and Puh Pa. Sometimes I'd call my dad father or my mom mother. lol.

usually mommy and daddy
but when i wanna be polite
nanay and tatay (filipino words)

Ba and Ma. <---Viet

Mom: Mother
Dad: Daddy.

Mo=Moo
Dad=Poo

idk it sounds funny.

I find it quite amusing at the amount of Viets in this thread in comparison to everyone else.

Dad - Ba (Bah) or pops
Mom - Me (Meh) , or mumsie

How koreans say it um ma? appa? Avatar the last airbender FTW

MAHHHHHHHHHHHHJEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE and Dad.

i say mommy and daddy
they dont respond to mom or dad

Ma.

Sometimes Mom.

Sometimes Diane when she doesn't listen.

Other times Old Lady when she's trying to ignore me.

I'm Korean, so this what I call my Mom and Dad

I call my Dad, "Apa" (Ahp - Bah)

And my Mom, "Omma" (Ohm - mah)

Mom: Mom.
Dad: Daddy, dad, father. (really. I call him father sometimes. I'm really weird.)

I asked my mom why can't I call them Nanay and Tatay (Mom and Dad in tagalog); Her response was, "eww. don't call me that, you'll make me sound old."

mum and dad lol.

Mom and Dad

IF I call my dad daddy he freaks out and says "I'm not your f word daddy" XD

ba and me

Bah is actually just spelled "ba" =p.

Mom: "mommy", "má" (alternative to "me" Vietnamese), "má-my" (combination of "má" with the ending of "mommy&quot.
Dad: "dad", "cha" (alternative to "ba" in Vietnamese)

@Fanaticc: I don't know why, but "bah" just feels so natural. C:

mom and dad
i don't have a lisp nor am i a fob.

[quote=arkrana]Mama and baba, mom and dad in Mandarin.[/quote]

this, except in shanghainese (same spelling when romanized)