Umma

[thomian]

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[Stimulus mind]

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[kandahar]

mun kohomada ban kawuruth nathi pathiwala inne, laga patha kadayak wath nane

 

[Nidarshana_k]

The familiar word for "mother" (something like "mom" or "mommy") is "Umma" (엄마).

 

[RandomGuy]

The familiar word for "mother" (something like "mom" or "mommy") is "Umma" (엄마).

Samahara Asian podi ewun ammata amma kiyala kiyanawa ahila thiyenawa. Exactly mona rateda kiyala nm sure ne.

 

[Lovtus]

 

[SK29]

ai ban ubala horror films balanne? thiyena prashna madiwatada?
man horror, action(too much adrenaline), romantic films balanne ne.

ewa issara baluwa. dan balanne ne.

 

[Avatar998]

ai ban ubala horror films balanne? thiyena prashna madiwatada?
man horror, action(too much adrenaline), romantic films balanne ne.

ewa issara baluwa. dan balanne ne.

එතකොට මොනවද උබ බලන්නේ?

 

[SK29]

එතකොට මොනවද උබ බලන්නේ?

sex, power, politics, money, business, gena thiyena ewa. sci-fi tikak balanwa. thawa documentary balanawa.
thawa mokak hari industry ekak, event ekak, culure ekak gena thiyena ewath balanawa.
sex kiyanne porn nemei.

 

[imhotep]

Samahara Asian podi ewun ammata amma kiyala kiyanawa ahila thiyenawa. Exactly mona rateda kiyala nm sure ne.

In many languages similar sounding for "amma" exists.

The pioneering Russian-American structural linguist, Roman Jakobson said...
"For a baby the easiest vowel is ah because you can make it without doing anything with your tongue or lips. Then, if you are going to vary things at all, the first impulse is to break up the stream of ahhh by closing your lips for a spell, especially since you’ve been doing that to nurse. Hence, mmmm, such that you get a string of mahs as you keep the sound going while breaking it up at intervals."