"Mama kaa"
Translation:Mother, sit
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Since kukaa also means to stay, should 'mother stay' not also be a valid answer?
Why can't I put "Mother sit down"? There is no difference in the meaning
Could mama also be translated simply as mama, keeping essentially the same meaning?
I suppose so, but saying "mama" in English is reasonably uncommon in most dialects, but it's often a family-by-family thing, like how my grandmother was "nanna", not "grandma" or "granny" or any of the other possible words. So, yeah, I guess ... but then that kind of opens it up to "mommy", "mummy", "mammy", "mumsy", "momma", "momma bear" and whatever other words people call their mothers. I have a feeling that "mother", "mum" and "mom" are basically enough.
I had the some question, I think it should be able to be translated as Mama as well
