Great work sir. May Allah blesse you with tons of success and happiness.

Since you asked: In Turkish mother, it has two ways of saying: the First one is: Anne; the second one is Ana. I enjoy listening to and watching your videos.

Thanks

Hello Mark, thank you so much for yours videos so helful. In viet Nam, we call our mother by a lot of nouns depending to our regions ( North : Mẹ, Mợ, U, Đẻ - Center : Mạ - South : Má )... Hope you make more video for us. You' re a very good and special English teacher. We love Canada so much! It's the most beautiful country in the word and people are so nice and mindful.

這老師教得好！

Excellent lesson

Hello teacher Mark. thank you so much for your videos because they are very useful for me. i see that you were born a teacher, you have a high-performing method to teach. my name is Lovedens Phalcé but everyone calls me *Lovensy*.I am a teacher and a translator, I am living i Haiti particularly in Gonaives. you know how difficult it is when you are living in a country where English is not spoken. thank to your classes and some American broadcast i improve my listening and my speaking. congrats !

Thanks so much for this great lesson! I´m brazilian and the word for mother is MAMÃE...

I am getting used to making the North American sound after I taking lessons on youtube. These sound are slightly different from Indian. You really know about Indian sounds. Thanks! You already know what we say to mother. "Maa", Mata, I say Maa to my mother. We don't say to mother Mata. This word is only written. I never heard someone saying "Mata". We do say to Goddess "Mata". I call my mother-in-law "Mata Ji".

Thanks for your the classes 👍

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We say Mama in Egypt 😊

Mother in Arabic ( Aummii) but in Iraqi (yomma, mama) 😁😁😂.

Should have explained how to pronounce or produce the sounds for M - S - F. They are not the same in Spanish. In Central America, Nicaragua for example, they don't pronounce the letter S like they do English-speaking people.

Que pena que esse vídeo não tem tradução.

Mamá

Mother we always called mama. I an from China

do you like the polish accent in english?

Why advise people from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh to sound like the English when the are required to communicate with their families,friends and acquaintances who are living in India,Pakistan and Bangladesh? They would not be understood!