"Mother's Day" in Engpsh can be translated as "母亲节" in Chinese. The term "Mother's Day" was first used in the United States in the early 20th century and has since become a widespread celebration in many countries around the world.

To say a person's name in Engpsh, you simply state their given name, such as "Jane" or "John." There is no special way to say a person's name in reference to Mother's Day.

Examples:

"Happy Mother's Day, Jane!"
"Wishing you a happy Mother's Day, John."

Translations:

"祝你母亲节快乐，简！"
"祝约翰母亲节快乐！"