@MycelialMass to [email protected] • 1 year agoThey're basically the same right?imagemessage-square42arrow-up1103arrow-down160
arrow-up143arrow-down1imageThey're basically the same right?@MycelialMass to [email protected] • 1 year agomessage-square42
minus-square@Stovetoplink2•1 year ago“Mama” is not the common word you’d use in Japan, it’s a loanword from watching English/European media. Normally they’d use “Haha”. At least as my neighbor once explained to me. In Chinese, though, we use “maa maa”, which does sound more similar.
“Mama” is not the common word you’d use in Japan, it’s a loanword from watching English/European media. Normally they’d use “Haha”. At least as my neighbor once explained to me.
In Chinese, though, we use “maa maa”, which does sound more similar.