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How do you say mummy in Tamil?

There are several ways to say "mummy" in Tamil, depending on the context and the speaker's relationship with the person being addressed:

Formal:

* அம்மா (amma) - This is the most common and formal way to say "mother" in Tamil. It's used for addressing one's own mother or referring to someone else's mother.

* தாயார் (thayar) - This is another formal term for "mother," often used in more literary or religious contexts.

Informal:

* அம்மா (amma) - This is also used informally, but often with a more affectionate tone.

* மாமா (mama) - This is a more familiar term for "mummy," usually used by children.

* அம்மு (ammu) - This is a very affectionate and endearing term used mainly by young children.

Other options:

* நீங்க (neenga) - This means "you" and can be used to address one's mother, especially if the speaker is an adult.

* அம்மை (ammai) - This is a slightly less common term for "mother."

Note: The best way to choose the right term is to consider your relationship with the person and the context of the conversation.

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