Words. We've got these down!
apple banana avocado noodle chippie beans meat chicken
milk water beer (ahem) wine (don't ask) peas broccoli
rice eggy breadie oats oh's raisins bar cookie doughnut
hot coffee corn fish poisson (francais) ice
mommy daddy up down go going coming cooking out in off on
light dark walking bye moon sun sleeping
no yes nammy papa gigi sleepy nap toss
(the dreaded) mine! (the refreshing) yours? play sit hit owie
pokey sewing working jump bouncing swimming ridey
more try hot cold froid (francais) chaud (francias)
Obama hi slimey yucky yummy soft check it do it
find it Sophie (with surprising clarity) see shower empty
Santa watch open opening close climb tall
small triangle square one two! (her favorite) three four
white pink dirty wash
dolly book baby toy camera (just today!) chair
clock (way to get that 'L' in there, Sophie!) watch pan highchair table
tree rock ball pen paper potty phone hat coat
pee poop hat shirt pants shoes boots car mitten
truck bus dinner t.v. boppy (pillow) button
pencil saw bowl plate box cd keys stair
kitty cow doggie horse piggy (refering both to toes and the animal)
bunny (the full assortment of animal noises, of course) lion bear zebra
froggy giraffe peacock goat turtle tortue (francais) owl whale
seal otter bat mice
hair ear eye nose tongue neck (also turtle-neck!) elbow tummy
hands booty leggie knee foot toes (aka piggies) nail face
Near-Words. Repetition or a little interpretation needed. Clarifications provided.
stroll stroll (stroller)
nigh nigh (night night)
'nake (snake)
'now (snow)
jammies (pyjamas, see also.....
punkin jammies (pumpkin jammies)
bookey jammies (monkey jammies)
meow meow jammies (kitty jammies)
farder jammies (flower jammies)
piddow (pillow)
yammie (lambie)
beddie (bed)
cuddow (cuddle)
ty-yenoaw (Tylenol)
seep (sheep)
ayi-gator (alligator)
eh-ephant (elephant)
gorillillilla (gorilla)
armalillo (armadillo)
pengin (penguin)
buhrd (bird)
fing-ers (fingers, no hard "g")
fums (thumbs)
mouf (mouth)
teef (teeth - has 16 now!)
p'nn (spoon - who needs vowels?)
fowk (fork)
diapey (diaper)
hab it (have it)
libry (library... or is she just British???)
'wing (swing)
slidey (slide)
pees (please)
kee-koo (thank you)
uh-side down (upside down)
pitty (pretty)
shahp (sharp)
teese (cheese)
wooster (rooster)
ty-ee (tiny)
oyenge (orange)
cwyssant (croissant)
yunch (lunch)
m'sic (music)
nowah (Nora)
pit-chur (picture)
uh'side (other side)
sark
yock (sock)
madzine (magazine)
Pesdent Obama (President Obama)
meashring (measuring)
may-ow (mail)
hungwy (hungry)
farder (not what you think, it's actually flower)
baff (bath)
punkin (pumpkin)
el'vader (elevator)
byoo (blue)
puh-pul (purple)
yeh-yow (yellow)
wed (red)
keen (clean)
kang-roo (kangaroo)
umbayla (umberella)
loh-yun (lotion)
Pure Sophese. Or, what did she just say...? Definitions provided to the best of our ability.
bay (blanket)
bookey (monkey)
tup-tee (belly button)
hooey (ahem. Okay, so this was our word for it, but she's really got this one down!)
yo (yogurt)
saucey (applesauce)
bocci (pizza. She really says it like Bocci Ball. Have no idea why. Also applies to a pizza box.)
kah-ki (sticker)
ha ho (the movie, 'Finding Nemo', because of the African chant scene in the tank.)
ha hm (the movie, 'The Nightmare Before Christmas'. Do not know why. But throughout the holidays, both Halloween and Christmas decorations became "ha hm".)
Detoh (her friend, Dexter. We suspect she has the ability to say his name, but this just stuck.)
nonny (ah, nonny. Well, it's a better word to hear her blurt out in public than 'booby'...)
bee bee (can apply to either elevator or crosswalk buttons, or bugs of all sorts.)
1 comment:
Awesome. I'm sure she's added several more since you compiled this list. It's possible she knows more words than I do.
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