Question

conversation between mother and son in english for lunch​

Answer 1

Mother: Are you not to go to the office today? Get up it is seven now.

Son  : I am to go a little late.

Mother: By what time will you go?

Son  : At 2 O'clock after lunch.

Mother: What should I cook in Lunch?

Son    : Prepare such dish which has never been prepared as yet.

Mother: What such dish may be?

Son    : Well prepare potato vegetable and parantha.

Mother: Do you relish these?

Son   : I will sandwich them.

Mother: Will you like rice kheer?

Son    : Yes why not?

Mother: Now leave the bed and take a bath first.

Son   : O yes shoes are to be polished and also I have to go to my friend for some urgent work.

Mother: The table is already laid

In school as a kid he had to share everything with mom. From his tests to Which teacher is a witch. ( The very reason my mother used to push me to tell her how my day was. And obviously I had nothing to say )
The mediator = I guess its universal..that mother's are like a medium of conversation between a guy and his father.

The most common example. And my favourite
:

Boy= Paise khatam ho Gaye ma..( I am broke)

Mom =toh? (So?)

Him=papa KO Bol do bhejne KO (so ask dad to lend me some)

The sick version he always calls her when he wants to try her magical “nuskhe” over medicines. :)

you can write on it a story

like the following

Mary: Housewife and mother

John: Her lazy son
M: John, it's time to go to school.

J: I know, mum, but I don't like school and classes are boring.

M: I know what you mean, dear, bit I do want you to graduate.

J: Why do I have to graduate? What's the point? I know lots of
people who don't like studying.

M: I know what you mean, dear, but it seems to me that it's better
to graduate than not graduate. Many people who studied hard at
school and got good school records became successful.

J: Like who?

M: Well, let's see, for example, big company presidents, prime
ministers, famous baseball players and actors.

J: What did they learn in school?

M: I'm not sure, John, but they studied hard.

J: You don't know, mother, do you? Any case, I don't want to be a president, or famous or what.

M: Dear, what do you want to be when you become an adult?

J: Don't know yet, want to be kind, loved by everybody, especially
beautiful girls.

M: I know what you mean, love affairs are very exciting and fun but
in order to have them you need to study very hard.

J: What do I have to study for that?

M: I'm not sure, John, let me think…I have a great idea. Please talk
to your teacher next time you see him.

J: Ok, I will. By the way, mother, what did you study at school?

M: That's a very good question, dear, I'm not sure I can answer that
but it was fun to go because there were a lot of handsome boys who
chased me. I was very busy.

J: Mother, don't misunderstand me, I want to be loved by everybody
not just girls.

M: Oh, I'm so sorry, you're wonderful, always thinking about others.
It's a great ambition and I know you'll graduate one day.

J: I know, mother, but I still don't like school.