Lexicon o' Charley Mae
Ro Ro: Cheerio or Stroller
Doe Doe: Dora
Moe Moe: Elmo
Ry Ry: Ryan
Beel: Belly
B: Toothbrush, bird
Baw Baw: Bottle or sippy cup
Oh: Uh-Oh
Nie Nie: Night Night
Dad-O: Daddy
Bubba: Bubby
Ma Ma: Mommy
Nana: Nana or banana
No No: No (she always says it twice probably because we do when we tell her "no"); she shakes her head "no" when she says it
Words with Common Pronunciation:
Bye Bye
Moo for cow (although more like Moe)
Baa for sheep
Ruff for dog
Funny sounding Meow for cat
Funny sound for Monkey
Neigh for Horse
Words where the Consonants Sound German:
Zach: (She has a little boy at school she really loves named Zach. She says it pretty clearly but it sounds more German the way she says it if you can imagine the Z and ch sounding German)
Eggs: Gs sound German
First Sentences:
She has recently said "my Da Da." I also heard her saying "my baby." She has put two words together a couple of other times when saying Ma Ma Da Da and Bye Bye Da Da.
Gin Gin:
She can't say Gin Gin yet but she knows who she is and loves her. Ryan couldn't say her name for a long time, too.
Newest Words:
Yesterday at Venus's farm she learned the chicken. I wasn't there to hear it but assume it has the German-sounding accent. She also tried to say Venus yesterday. Sounded more like
"Ne-Us".
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