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mammà

🇮🇹 Italian slang from Naples

What does “mammà” mean?

mom

Example

“Mammà, stasera nun torno a cena.”
Mom, I won't be home for dinner tonight.

Good to know

Southern, stressed on the last syllable. 'Figlio 'e mammà' = mama's boy.

Who you can say it to

Fine with anyone

☕ Everyday❤️ Love

Heard in a conversation

Sunday on the seafront

Rosaria Ahah, tu staje sempe a pazzià. Ma overo?
Haha, you're always joking around. Really?
Gaetano Overo! Mammà diceva: “Nun te preoccupà, è sulo acqua!”
Really! Mum used to say: “Don't worry, it's only water!”
Rosaria Che tenerezza. Va buò, mo' accattame 'nu cafè.
How sweet. Okay, now buy me a coffee.

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