母 /ha ha/ when referring to/mentioning your own mother.
お母さん /o kaa san/ when referring to someone else's mother (out of respect the honorifics 'o' in the beginning and 'san' at the end added) or talking to/calling your own mother. Other variants of 'okaasan' are 母さん /kaa san/ , お母ちゃん /o kaa chan/ and 母ちゃん /kaa chan/ in order from more polite to more casual.
お袋 /o fu ku ro/ is a very informal way of calling your mom and is used in certain families of usually common or lower social status.
母親 /ha ha o ya/ also means mother, but mostly used in the general concept of 'mother', like in e.g. "a mother's love is a gift".
母 can also be read /ka ka/ spoken by babies to call 'mom/mommy'.
There are other words like ママ /ma ma/ taken from English and other languages but are not that common.
I'm guessing you meant 'how do you say mother in japanese?' it's 'mama' for 'mum/mom', etc. okaasan for mother
haha is mom. hahaoya is mother. okaasan is the polite way to say mother.
okaasan ga imasen
nibanme no hahaoya
Beeg (meaning your) weinre (meaning mother) in German, not Japanese.
Let's see. I've heard Japanese say "mama" before, when actually talking to their mother, so that might translate best to "mommy". You can refer to your mother as "haha" or to anyone's mother as "okaasan."
I think father says "not again". Mata Kio. Have no idea what mother says.
You may say 'mikon no haha,' written: 未婚の母
Most commonly お母さん (okaasan).
DAD: "What IS he doing?" MOM: "It's because he's just a kid."
ha ha is the Japanese word for mother
Neither. The word mother (母) means just that in Japanese - mother.