Hello, here's a Marco. As mother says just around the corner, here is an episode on the difference

between Mamma, Mamita, and Mamacita. This is from my new show for Spanish beginners, Spanish

Quiki, available on all major listening apps.

One of my students once asked me about the word mamacita.

She heard it somewhere and wasn't sure when to use it, if she only knew.

Mamacita is what we say when referring to a hot woman, as simple as that.

It's a flirty, spicy term.

That's why it's not just Mamasita.

It's Mamasita.

You see the difference?

When I hear this word,

I always think of the wrestler Eddie Guerrero from the WW.

His entrance song said,

Mamacita.

And his nickname was Latino hit.

That should tell you something.

Now, let's talk about the other words that sound similar, but are used very differently.

Mama means mom, a sweet and loving way to say

mother, and mamita is even more affectionate. That little ita at the end adds extra love.

Mamita. Mamita is like saying mommy or dear mom.

But don't mix them up.

If you're planning to wish someone a happy Mother's Day, say

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