Faking being sick is a very common way of staying home from school. Ailments that are vague and can go away quickly usually work best. Stomach aches and headaches are pretty commonly used.
From a mom:
My kids keep good grades and don't get into trouble at school, so when they want a day off, they just ask me. I will ask them if they have any tests they need to be there for or anything. As long as they are clear (and not abusing it), I will let them duck out a day here and there. I would much rather them be honest with me than be sneaky. They get more freedoms for being trust worthy.
french: votre mam german: Ihr mam italian: il vostro mam
"Mam" in Polish means "I have" when translated to English.
You should defiantly be expected to serve overhand. Also the coaches will want you to say yes mam or no mam (same with sir.) You need to be able to spike, pass, and set.
mam fedydd
J'ai une maman.
Sim senhora
MamguIn south Wales mam-gu; in north Wales nain.
I went on a translator and it is spelled mam
say yes mam or yes sure
My school day: Ma journée à l'école
Usually 'tomorrow is (my/your/his/her/our/their) day off'.
Mam na imie Malinka :)