Toddler Vocabulary
Ameya - Amelia
diggow - To laugh or giggle. "Ameya's diggowing"
payf - To pay for something. "Did you payf'er it? Is it payf'ed yet?"
caa-corn - Popcorn. "Can you get me some caa-corn?"
teedee - Television
deedeedee - DVD
suppin - Something. "Can you get me suppin ta drink?"
caapiwar - Catipillar. "The caapiwar wants to come inside."
nayvers - Neighbors. "Can we go the the nayvers' house?"
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posted by e4 @ 10/29/2006 07:24:00 AM
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how cute is he
adorable son
fantastic if not spastic daughter and
fabu wife
you have good life my friend
Thanks Morgan. I can't argue. Hope you're hanging in there laid up Down Under.
Oh, I forgot a good one:
sneak - To duck. "Sneak your head down under there."
See also: Resteronk - Place to eat. "I like to eat cookies at the resteronk." Blanquet (pronounced like banquet with an l) - soft covering for a bed. "I can't sleep without my binky and blanquet." Also Why-an. A fierce animal with a mane found in Africa. "The why-an says roar."
We have a regional variation for resteronk - "resternont"
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