ママ、お母さん、母ちゃん、母親、お袋って英語でなんて言うの？

In the UK, the normal way of addressing your mother is either 'mum' or 'mummy'. 'Mother' is more formal. "Mum, shall we meet in the shopping centre a little later?"

Mama' is a word we use to address our mother directly, rather than referring to her to others, in which case we would use either 'Mom' or 'Mother'. This is standard for American English.

There are a great many variations on the word MOTHER. And depending on whether we are using TRUE ENGLISH or American English ;-D These spellings will be slightly different. MOM-= MUM Mommy = Mummy= Mamma etc etc There are also versions derived from other languages such as Italian. Mamma Mia! So take your pick!

In most parts of the United States, it is very common for a son or a daughter to call his/her mother, "Mom". This is an informal, common name for a mother that many Americans use in their everyday speech. Another name, "Mommy", is commonly used by toddlers when referring to their mothers. It may also be used by Americans of all ages as a term of endearment or a cute way to say, "Mom". The name, "Mother", is a very formal name for a mother and is not commonly used by the majority of Americans in everyday speech. Overall, what term is used depends on specific family traditions or the regional locations of Americans. This is a general guide to what is popular in the United States at this time.

"Mum", "Mother" and "mummy" These are all causal expressions to refer to ones mother as. spelt 'mum' this is more frequently used within the UK, In the USA they would usually use the spelling 'Mom', with an 'O'. other terms are, Mumma, mumsy, mama