Happy Mother's day!!
Today is an special day in Mexico like in others cities. We celebrate Mother's day
We have different ways to celebrate Mums, maybe it depends the families, but the most common is make a family meal, in this kind of parties we share different dishes and Moms choose what they want to eat.
Some families make a big party, with a lot of people and sometimes hire mariachis to give him "serenata", flowers is a typical present to give.
The sons, especially when they are little like 3 to 9 years prepare in the school different activities, named "festival". Some kids dance, sing, tell poems, and give some present made by them.
That was the most common for celebrate moms. I know it's not a big blog, but I only want to share this special day,
But now I have to celebrate my Mom, and congratulations all the Mums, and thanks for always being with us and for all the love they give us.
Soon I'm going to write more about Mexico and me.
Comment number 1.
At 10th May 2010, Benjamin wrote:Hi Mitzi,
In France Mother's day is not today. It is on the last May's Sunday.
However what I feel surprising is the way you celebrate this special in Mexico... 'cause it is the nearly the same in France (meals, poems from young children, flowers...). It is strange because despite the cultural differences between our countries, we attach the same importance to give them the gratefulness they are worthy of...
I just would like to add that I thank all mothers of the world for always being loving, attentive...etc.
I love you Mum.
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Comment number 2.
At 10th May 2010, Elisa wrote:Hi Mitzi!
I think you blog is very interesting!!
I would like to ask you a favor! :) I'm writing a dissertation about learning English using blogs. I wanted to ask you if I can interview you.
I'll be really grateful! :)
Thank you in advance,
Elisa
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Comment number 3.
At 10th May 2010, satchit wrote:hi mit...
it is short but really sweet.
it reminds me about what we say in our country about Mother :
As God cannot reach everywhere to shower His selfless love;He has decided to create Mother.
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Comment number 4.
At 11th May 2010, shei wrote:Mitzi! second time to comment on your blog! :)
We celebrated Mother's Day two days ago! It's already Tuesday morning here! :)I gave my mom a card with a heartfelt message that I wrote. She liked it!
Happy Mother's day to your mom and to all the moms you know! Moms are the best!
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Comment number 5.
At 11th May 2010, Naheed wrote:Hello Mitzi,
Happy Mother's Day to you. It is so nice to know how children dedicate this day to their mums. As of me, I prepere my mum's favourite food on this day and I do the same on Father's Day too.
I will be looking forward to reading more about Mexico and when speaking about Mexico, one can't stop talking about Mexican food and the varieties of chilies grown there.
Good luck,
Naheed
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Comment number 6.
At 11th May 2010, Pary wrote:Hi Mitzi
you will respect mums much more when you will be a mother some day ...
We have a proverb in persian " mothers will be in heaven " and I think they really deserve it !
Happy mother 's day to all of you
cheers
Pary from Iran
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Comment number 7.
At 11th May 2010, Lana wrote:Hello Mitzi!
Sometimes I make my mother very angry but I know my mother always love me very much.
Happy Mother's Day once more time and give the best regards to all mother around us.
Nice to meet you!
Lana from Vietnam
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Comment number 8.
At 12th May 2010, Krypan11 wrote:Hello Mitzi
I use this web site because I want to improve my language skills. First time I used this web site about 3 months ago and in my opinion you're the best blogger for this time. You write very clearly and I can understand almost all (my english isn't the best)
As for Mother's day in Poland. We celebrate that holiday very similar as in Mexico.
I'm waiting for next posts about Mexico and you :)
regards
Krzysztof
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Comment number 9.
At 12th May 2010, essen wrote:Nice post Mitzi.
It is curious how most languages have the sound 'm' embedded in the word that is equivalent to 'mother' in English. For example:
Chinese(simplified): muqin
Dutch: moeder
German: mutter
Korean: eomeoni
Hindi: ma
(I hope I got all this correct. I got it from google translate)
What is equivalent of mother in Mexican, Mitzi?
It is also curious how various dictionaries define mother. For example, meriam-webster has this definition: a female parent ( BeeDictionary has no mention of parent in its definition; it says: a woman who has given birth to a child ( )
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Comment number 10.
At 12th May 2010, Mario Alberto wrote:Bored
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Comment number 11.
At 12th May 2010, nguyen ta hoang wrote:Hello you,
My full name is Nguyen Ta Hoang, everybody always call me Hoang and i come from VIET NAM where is very , very far from your living. i am realy happy to become one of blogger of ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ and to share my ideas for discussion with all of you.i hope my English will improve in near furture
Next time i am going to tell you about my loveable country like food,people,customs and habits..ect.
it is nice to get all your ideas , opinions.
i look forward to reading your blogs.
Best regard,
Hoang form VN Ho Chi Minh city
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Comment number 12.
At 13th May 2010, oh wrote:Hello Mitzi.
Here in Athens, GA is the same Mother's Day. Before a couple of weeks ago, all shopping malls and restaurants advertise the Mother's Day, so I thinks it is weird if we do not pay or buy some gift to mother. But, our parents sty in S. Korea, we bought bags and then sent them by airmail.
When is your's Father's Day? And, if there are any differences, please write us. Yours Oh
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Comment number 13.
At 13th May 2010, Ashish wrote:In Bangladesh, we, the Non-Muslims call our mother 'Maa'. On the other hand, major of us, the Muslims call 'AMMA'. But, in case of our mothers, most of them have a similarity in their live, livelihood and lifestyle. Major of them live in rural areas and from hand to mouth. And, that's why, they cannot think of any special day or event. They simply think of two meals per day for their son and daughter whether it's good or bad.
Though there's a remarkable trend of increasing single family nowadays, most of us have joint family till now. Therefore, we live with our parents in most cases. We hardly miss the chance of sleeping on mother's lap. We feel our mother at each and every moment for our food, for our clothings. We pester her for all our demands, we take shelter in her lap in any danger.
So, every day is mother's day for most of us. We love our mother everyday.
But, recently mother's day has been observed to be celebrated in class, especially rich and learned society. May be, after some years, we, the rest will also join them with a special day for our 'MAA', with different something to make her surprised, to fill her with joy.
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Comment number 14.
At 13th May 2010, MICZUI wrote:Hi Elisa:
Sorry I didn't answer, about the interview I like it, thanks for the opportunite, how we can do the interview??. You're going to se my nick name Miczui, but I'm the real Mexican Mitzi..
See you
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Comment number 15.
At 13th May 2010, Camila wrote:Hi, Mitzi!
In Brazil, the Mother's Day celebration is almost the same in Mexico. I loved what you said about mothers. I Have a little son and just after having a baby, I could understand better my mom and all she did for me and my brothers.
See you.
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Comment number 16.
At 13th May 2010, Camila wrote:Hi, Mitzi!
In Brazil, the Mother's Day celebration is almost the same in Mexico. I loved what you said about mothers. I Have a little son and just after having him, I could understand better my mom and all she did for me and my brothers.
See you.
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Comment number 17.
At 15th May 2010, Emat from Kazakhstan wrote:Hi Mitzi,
what a nicely and tastefully designed greeting card! You have a refined taste. I've seen just yesterday the picture, often I use only text version. I sure your Mum's proud of you.
In my country still usually celebrate Women's Day on March 8 which is equate with Mother's Day, it's a heritage of the Soviet period. But in current year apart from the Eighth March we intend to set up a special Holiday in honour of all Mums, and another one for Fathers.
Best wishes,
Emat.
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Comment number 18.
At 15th May 2010, Pat wrote:Hi Mitz,
in Italy the Mother's Day is much similar to Mexico. In this day, i prepared a big surprise to my mother; i offered her a beatiful dinner in a particular center of Rome. I have a special relationship with my mother and i'm particulary fond to this day.
Best wishes,
Patrizio.
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Comment number 19.
At 15th May 2010, Pat wrote:This comment was removed because the moderators found it broke the house rules. Explain.
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Comment number 20.
At 17th May 2010, Yasir wrote:Hi Mitz,
It's so nice of u to remind people of this august moment! Undoubtedly, Mums r second to none in kindness.
with the best of luck,
Yasir from Iran
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Comment number 21.
At 20th May 2010, Emel Ozturk wrote:hello
I am from Istanbul, Turkey.
My gift for mother day to my mum Flower.
I LOVE MY MOTHER VERY MUCH
and
I don't know to English very well.
I hope that I learn English well
Good day to everybody:=)
Emel
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