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In order to address my own mother, I would use the word "어머니."

In order to address someone else's mother, I would use the word "어머님." It comes down to honorific usage; please refer to the section Honorific nouns in the Wikipedia entry on Korean honorifics.

In order to address my own mother, I would use the word "어머니."

In order to address someone else's mother, I would use the word "어머님." It comes down to honorific usage; please refer to the section Honorific nouns in the Wikipedia on Korean honorifics.

In order to address my own mother, I would use the word "어머니."

In order to address someone else's mother, I would use the word "어머님." It comes down to honorific usage; please refer to the section Honorific nouns in the Wikipedia entry on Korean honorifics.

In order to address my own mother, I would use the word "어머니."

In order to address someone else's mother, I would use the word "어머님." It comes down to honorific usage; please refer to thisthe section on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_honorifics#Honorific_nounsHonorific nouns in the Wikipedia on Korean honorifics.

In order to address my own mother, I would use the word "어머니."

In order to address someone else's mother, I would use the word "어머님." It comes down to honorific usage; please refer to this section on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_honorifics#Honorific_nouns

In order to address my own mother, I would use the word "어머니."

In order to address someone else's mother, I would use the word "어머님." It comes down to honorific usage; please refer to the section Honorific nouns in the Wikipedia on Korean honorifics.

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In order to address my own mother, I would use the word "어머니."

In order to address someone else's mother, I would use the word "어머님." It comes down to honorific usage; please refer to this section on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_honorifics#Honorific_nouns