Home Residents in Japan What do your children call you?RResidents in JapanWhat do your children call you?September 4, 202241 comments Or your grandkids, for that matter.Mama/Papa? Mom/Dad? Bertha/Walter?Or something Japanese? Tags:Japan LifeLiving in JapanResidents in Japan 41 commentsてめえMama and his dad, daddy.KisamaバカDaddy and MummyMama and Daddy.GovnaPapiPapa 🙂Daddy and Mama.PapaSpawn point外人さんDad or when they were little, Dadda. My wife usually gets called ‘Mum’, ‘Mama’, or very, very rarely ’お母さん’.The same thing everyone else calls me “Asshole”Papha父上 ダディ と マミーMy kid calls me by my name. He picked it up from his mum hollering at me. I get “daddy” sometimes, but most often, my name. It doesn’t bug me.Mama, maman (french for mom), sometimes okaasan, mommy.She got okaasan and mommy from watching youtube videos.Mommy and DaddyGiorgioパピコ is most common, followed by Daddy.God. Jk. Mommy. They do call me Donkey sometimes for some unknown reason though.Mom, Momzaria (my kid is cute but weird.), Dad is just Dad. Their grandparents are Nonna and LoloMammy and daddy when they’re speaking English.Inside the family (*i.e.,* directly addressing us), usually idiosyncratic nicknames.In Japanese, when speaking to other people, the usual.In English, when speaking to other people, “Mommy” and “Daddy.”FartblossomPapa kowaiMama. But they probably call me “Okaasan” to their friends / people not in our family.Late for dinnerMum, お母さん ,husband is oyaji.Saul GoodmanさんMy kids went directly from mummy and daddy to [short version of our names] San.“Mama” and “papa” for my husband and I. The kid is 16 months, English/Japanese speaking household.Dad, daddy, dadda mommyMommy and daddy殿下様Your GraceATMパパLeave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Dad or when they were little, Dadda. My wife usually gets called ‘Mum’, ‘Mama’, or very, very rarely ’お母さん’.
My kid calls me by my name. He picked it up from his mum hollering at me. I get “daddy” sometimes, but most often, my name. It doesn’t bug me.
Mama, maman (french for mom), sometimes okaasan, mommy.She got okaasan and mommy from watching youtube videos.
Inside the family (*i.e.,* directly addressing us), usually idiosyncratic nicknames.In Japanese, when speaking to other people, the usual.In English, when speaking to other people, “Mommy” and “Daddy.”
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てめえ
Mama and his dad, daddy.
Kisama
バカ
Daddy and Mummy
Mama and Daddy.
Govna
Papi
Papa 🙂
Daddy and Mama.
Papa
Spawn point
外人さん
Dad or when they were little, Dadda. My wife usually gets called ‘Mum’, ‘Mama’, or very, very rarely ’お母さん’.
The same thing everyone else calls me “Asshole”
Papha
父上
ダディ と マミー
My kid calls me by my name. He picked it up from his mum hollering at me. I get “daddy” sometimes, but most often, my name. It doesn’t bug me.
Mama, maman (french for mom), sometimes okaasan, mommy.
She got okaasan and mommy from watching youtube videos.
Mommy and Daddy
Giorgio
パピコ is most common, followed by Daddy.
God. Jk. Mommy. They do call me Donkey sometimes for some unknown reason though.
Mom, Momzaria (my kid is cute but weird.), Dad is just Dad. Their grandparents are Nonna and Lolo
Mammy and daddy when they’re speaking English.
Inside the family (*i.e.,* directly addressing us), usually idiosyncratic nicknames.
In Japanese, when speaking to other people, the usual.
In English, when speaking to other people, “Mommy” and “Daddy.”
Fartblossom
Papa kowai
Mama. But they probably call me “Okaasan” to their friends / people not in our family.
Late for dinner
Mum, お母さん ,husband is oyaji.
Saul Goodmanさん
My kids went directly from mummy and daddy to [short version of our names] San.
“Mama” and “papa” for my husband and I. The kid is 16 months, English/Japanese speaking household.
Dad, daddy, dadda mommy
Mommy and daddy
殿下様
Your Grace
ATM
パパ