Translations
I'm a teddy bear = hug me tight
Can I love a cookie = Can I have a cookie (love often means have but not always)
I don't want = no (it's funny that he uses more words rather than less but there it is)
You meet me = it's your day to volonteer at school
uuuuaaaaagghh = I can no longer talk to you so please leave me alone
*series of loud grunts* = I am mad at you and will continue to do this until I'm ready to stop
Can I go outside = I already have my shoes on, I'm halfway out the door and I have my bike helmet on
I dunno why I wanted to blog some of these. He's just so darn cute sometimes and I'm starting to be proud of my ability to translate.
Can I love a cookie = Can I have a cookie (love often means have but not always)
I don't want = no (it's funny that he uses more words rather than less but there it is)
You meet me = it's your day to volonteer at school
uuuuaaaaagghh = I can no longer talk to you so please leave me alone
*series of loud grunts* = I am mad at you and will continue to do this until I'm ready to stop
Can I go outside = I already have my shoes on, I'm halfway out the door and I have my bike helmet on
I dunno why I wanted to blog some of these. He's just so darn cute sometimes and I'm starting to be proud of my ability to translate.
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Grandma and Grandpa white house
Grandma and Grandpa orange house
Were some of ours with our eldest. He now talks fluently but these were a couple of his when he was in Jk/SK.
I use to have to write down where we'd been and some of the words he used, in his daybook, so they could decode it at school.
S.
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