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And then in Finnish it's äiti.

• wmt 11y ago
  "Isä" and "äiti".
• rancur 11y ago
  which reminds me of episode 1-- eeseetah oida-- oo, bah...ooooo bah.... eeseetah oido! oo bah...oooobahh...
• iagooar 11y ago
  Basque, which is one of the oldest, European languages with no direct relationship to any other modern language, uses "ama" for saying mom, and "aita" for saying dad (both putting the stress on the second "a").
  • ocean3 11y ago
    Kannada language has something simialr - amma(mom) and appa(dad).
• riffraff 11y ago
  hungarian has "anya" for "mom" and "apa" for "dad", (although "mama" is also used sometimes but is probably a loanword). But they also look like baby sounds.
• drd93 11y ago
  Estonian: isa and ema
• afsina 11y ago
  "ana"(mom) and "ata"(dad) for Turkish "anne" and "baba" modern Turkey Turkish "mama" is baby food, or how you describe food to a baby.