Eversince I deliver Eryn, Brendan started talking and talking and talking, and most of the time at home. Outside, he’ll be as quiet as a mouse. Like all toddlers, his pronounciation wasn’t matured yet, but it’s improving by the day. To understand toddler talks, you have to be a parent to a toddler to understand the “foreign” language.
Some of his earlier pronounciation of some words were as follows :
Motorcycle – Moto-Ah-Geh
Crocodile – Koh-koh-die
This one - Jee Jahn
Don’t want - Duu when (we initially thought he said durian)
Shoe - Chooo
Socks - Chocks
Firecrackers - Far-yea-kah-kek
Now, this is Brendan’s favourite “rhyme”. You guess what it is:
“Chooo maa ker kah daddy coe.
Daddy chit ay pane go mea chee koe”
12 comments:
I give up. I tried saying it again, and again, and again.. Can't get it.
What rhyme is this lah?!
aiyo...what he's singing huh?
hehehe. let's wait and see if any one can get it.
same here .. i don't know either give up.
i think 2nd part is daddy sit aeroplane go mexico. can't figure out the 1st part.
what is it?
He talk in German gua...I dun understand..keke..
all I hear is "ngee ngee ngoo ngoo" :P
Chief got the 2nd part right!
It's actually "Shumacher car daddy scolds, daddy sits airplane go mexico!"
Sometimes, I really do wonder what foreign language he speaks. It takes effort to understand - probably after hearing it 3 to 4 times. hahaha
Hokkien rhyme ah?
Schumaker's car Daddy go?
no, Zara's mama, It's Shumacher's car daddy scolds. He likes to touch a miniature sports car daddy has and spoilt some of the little 'spare parts'. Daddy scolded him and he didn't dare to touch it anymore.
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