The structure combines "How's ya mama?" (asking about your mother) with "and them" (and the rest of your family or close people), forming a friendly, informal greeting. It is used in the Southern United States, especially Louisiana and surrounding states, as a way of asking about someone's family or loved ones, often as a warm opening to a conversation rather than a literal request for health updates. People typically say "Hey, how's ya mama and them?" when greeting a friend or neighbor.

What does "How's ya mama and them?" mean in Southern US slang?

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Definición y significado de "How's ya mama and them?"en inglés

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