How to Say "Good Morning Mum" in Spanish

Buenos días, mamá

The English phrase 'good morning mum' is translated into Spanish as Buenos días, mamá.

Is there a formal and an informal way to say it?

Using madre instead of mamá makes the greeting sound more formal or distant, such as in Buenos días, madre.

In many Spanish-speaking households, instead of a verbal 'good morning', a child might simply approach their mother and give her a 'besito', or a small kiss on the cheek, as a standard morning greeting.
The phrase 'Buenos días' literally translates to 'Good days', which is plural, rather than the singular 'Good day' used in English.
The word 'mamá' shares a linguistic origin with the French 'maman', both of which likely derive from the rhythmic sounds babies make when attempting to speak.

Buenos días, mamá, ¿cómo estás?
Good morning, mum, how are you?
Buenos días, mamá, tengo mucho sueño.
Good morning, mum, I am very sleepy.
¡Buenos días, mamá! ¿Ya hiciste el café?
Good morning, mum! Have you made the coffee yet?

Javier enters the kitchen where his mother is making coffee.

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