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Originally Posted by masa
I changed "moms" to "mamas". I had not known that "mama" has such a nuance. "Mama" is such a common word among Japanese children. Thanks.
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Yeah... in Japan, the children call their mother "Mama" right? In some other regions of the world, "mama" has a really informal and rude underlying meaning to it.. which I thought suited the song lol.
and what maj said pretty much sense too; it seems like with the "bouya-tachi" part, which could mean as "immature"... the "mama" emphasizes the childishness and immaturity lol