Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Mommy"

A: Favorite child

A: This is what a mother might say to her child that is bothering her when she is trying to rest. It is a polite way of telling a child to leave me alone or stop bothering me.

A: Usually means the person has psychological problems today because of how their mother treated them growing p.

A: Like mommy's favorite

A: It implies you thought she would focus on her career and avoid motherhood.

A: Another set that are close in meaning. The only real difference is that in the second you are saying that you think they can swim part of the way, but you are asking the child to try to swim the whole way.

A: They are very similar to each other. Not a real difference. It's just a different way to say it.

A: They mean the same thing, just usally children use mommy.

A: @SuomiMathilde: that's not true

A: Come to mommy/dad

A: Whenever my mom is preparing food, I always ask her if she's ready, in order to let her know that I'm starving.

This one is a bit hard to phrase! I tried my best.

A: Hello mummy, I love you!

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A: You better ask you mum first because it costs money.

A: For “mommy” it has an “ah” sound for the o & for “mummy” it has an “uh” sound for the u.

A: a better way to phrase that question would be to ask "what's you favorite dish your mother cooks?"
or
"what's your favorite meal that your mother cooks?"

these are just some examples, mostly I would refrain from using "Mommy". I hope this is helpful!

A: It's time for bed.
Have you brushed your teeth?
Would you like for me to read you a story?
Finish your meal and then you can go play.

A: 「mommy」に「's」をだけわすれた。
It's not a big deal though~~