Speaker 1: All a quiki lover. Welcome to a new episode of
Speaker 1: Spanish Quiki Majamo Marco Ferro two, Professor Latino d'apanoon, and
Speaker 1: today we're diving into a spicy little word, mama cita
Speaker 1: and how it is not the same as mamma or mamita.
Speaker 1: Are you ready for a quiki share. One of my
Speaker 1: students once asked me about the word mama cita. She
Speaker 1: heard it somewhere and wasn't sure when to use it.
Speaker 1: If she only knew mama sita is what we say
Speaker 1: when referring to a hot woman, as simple as that.
Speaker 1: It's a flirt to spicy term. That's why it's not
Speaker 1: just mamacita, it's mamma cita. You see the difference. When
Speaker 1: I heard this word, I always think of the wrestler
Speaker 1: Edi Gareto from the w W. His entrance song said
Speaker 1: Mamma cia and his nickname was Latino hit. That should
Speaker 1: tell you something. Now, let's talk about the other words
Speaker 1: that sounds similar but are used very differently. Mamma means
Speaker 1: mom a sweet and loving way to say madri mother,
Speaker 1: and mamita is even more affectionate that little ita. At
Speaker 1: the end adds extra love mamita. Mamita is like saying
Speaker 1: mommy or dear mom, but don't mix them up. If
Speaker 1: you're planning to wish someone a happy Mother's Day, say
Speaker 1: felice thea de la mama, not mamacita. That's a different
Speaker 1: kind of celebration. Felice thea de la mamacita. Maybe they
Speaker 1: celebrate that I only fans, but not with the family.
Speaker 1: To mama means mom. Mamita is an even more loving
Speaker 1: way to say mom. But mamacita is a flirty word
Speaker 1: for an attractive woman, so be careful with those endings.
Speaker 1: Mamita and mamasita are not interchangeable, says put Scutar Spanish quiki.
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