Really random i know.. but its something I notice from time to time.

Some people say mom (like I) and others say mum...

Which is right or wrong? Or is either right? lmao.

mum is the correct way.

Or the way of the pikey?... Mam, you wanna buy some daggs?

Mom is a midland thing mate i noticed it when i moved up here,

i say mother,she hates it ,she says it makes her sound old

but i would say mum is the correct term

mum

Mum

Mom = american way of saying it..as they have to be different

Eurgh.. i hate doing things the same as Americans.

'Mother dearest' tbf

It's spelt 'mum' but I sound way too Black Country if I pronounce it that way, so 'mom' for me.. even though I usually call my oldens by their names..

Definatly Mom I think its a black country thing as already been said

mummy

Mum.

i say mother,she hates it ,she says it makes her sound old

Hahaaa I'm not the only "little idiot" that does that then

Mum

Mom = american way of saying it..as they have to be different

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Though I've called her by her name since i was five - as she's my step mum it felt too weird to call her mum. Mother is a word I've never really used.

'Mother dearest' tbf

If I say this to her, she knows I want something so don't use it often :)

mum definately....mummy dearest if I'm after something....lol

mum is the correct way.

Or the way of the pikey?... Mam, you wanna buy some daggs?

I say Mam and I'm no pikey. It's probably an 'up north' thing.

mum,

"Yes mother" (Sarcastically) if i'm joking or she tells me to do something

Clean your room, it looks like a bomb's gone off in there.

Yes mother,

3 weeks later and it's still not done :p

mom

Mother Dearest

both 'mum' and 'mam' for me. Think that's a Mancunian thing though. Just like how my older bro would say 'our kid' when talking about me.

Must actually be a midlands thing.

All of us from the midlands say mom

Mam

Mum! :)

Mumsie