Here's a question that I've posed before in a different venue. But, to my way of thinking, it's still an open question that my mind has never settled on, one way or the other:
When you spell it, do you prefer mama or momma? Or, does it make any difference? Should it make any difference?
I've seen it spelled both ways, with mama taking a slight lead, possibly. I'll share with you that my fingers have always, and probably will always, automatically type momma. I suppose it's possible that spelling preference is a regional thing, but I have no research to back that up.
That's my question of the day. Feedback anyone?
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Well I most always use mama or mother or mom. Don't think I have ever used momma.
ReplyDeleteI'd type 'mama,' grew up saying "mom." To me, "momma" is a Southern thing--my dad's side of the family would use that spelling, I grew up in Illinois.
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