German, Mama = Mom/mum. Mutter = Mother

Spanish Mamá = Mom/mum. Mother = Madre

Mom is equivalent of mother in English so it kinda blurs

Its interchangable

They are used differently depending on the context

Formal use of mom is mother. Mom is the more personal form, while mother more impersonal and formal

the most personal form is mommy

like daddy, dad, father

Mom = mother

Well yeah

I strongly believe mother and mom are linguistically directly related to each other

In Slovak, we have "mama/mami" (personal), matka "formal" and "mater" (formal and archaic)

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The tax gives benefits to illegals

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