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Two-word sentence

June 13th, 2012

I might or might not have mentioned that our girl, when she’s in the right mood, will repeat words after us. With one exception: If she already has a word for something (like “mau” for “cat”), she won’t say “cat”, however often we say it. She’ll stick with “mau”.
So I guess her onomatopoeia should count  as words. And if they do, then she has said her first two-word sentences:

“brrrm papa” translates as “(There is) daddy’s car.” And “wawa caca” means “(There is) dog poo” (on the earth around the trees on the sidewalk – I told her that to her the day before she made that utterance, to explain why she shouldn’t walk through there).

Having just met another German-French raised child who is half a year older than her and speaks in full sentences and reasons, I’m very curious to see what comes next. Watch this space.

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