Just when I'm impressed with all the new words he's learning he throws in certain reoccurring "Italian" words like "tet tet ta nini" that I can't quite place as much of anything, but considering it's daily use in his vocabulary I am starting to wonder?!
He did get his first Christmas present and has played with his "mon more" (lawn mower-- said like you have marbles in your mouth, though-- kinds like "mon more") non-stop ever since. Look at that expression of pure focus in the picture. He's our little mission-man.
So do all English-speaking kids start out speaking another language first?
Hee hee, yes that seems to be pretty normal. Just be thankful that his favorite "word" isn't something that sounds suspiciously like a private female body part that rhymes with Regina...a friend of mine's little girl said that all day long for months!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, that would be bad!!!
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