Mom, Mongolian is Eji, right? People who can speak Mongolian come in.

"Ejina Banner" and "Mo Ye" are both appellations for their mothers, just as some people in the Han nationality call their mothers "mother" and others "mother". These two words are also used to introduce your mother to others, just like saying: this is my mother and this is my mother. The word "Eh-Mother" is mostly used in written language. You can't use this word to call your mother in spoken language, just as no one in the Han nationality calls her "mother" now. For example, no one says "Mom, the food my son bought for you" now, right?

Is Mongolian difficult to learn? What do you think is more difficult to master? Maybe the villagers can help you.