Why do people type “mum� You seriously call your mom your mum? What the heck, it’s pronounced mom. Can’t you speak English? If you can’t go back to where you came from.
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“Mum†is British English and completely legitimate. It is an abbreviation of “mummyâ€, whereas “mom†is short for “mommyâ€. Different pronunciations sometimes lead to different words.
Amazingly, this is the second post I’ve seen on this ridiculous complaint. Are young people completely unaware of the existence of other countries?
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“Mum†is British English and completely legitimate. It is an abbreviation of “mummyâ€, whereas “mom†is short for “mommyâ€. Different pronunciations sometimes lead to different words.
Amazingly, this is the second post I’ve seen on this ridiculous complaint. Are young people completely unaware of the existence of other countries?