While helping Rosie get dressed this morning:
Rosie: (while putting legs into jeans) “Durket, Durket”
Me: “What did you say? Durket?”
Rosie: “Yeah - Durket!”
Me: “What does that mean?”
Rosie “It means button”
Me: “Really? In what language?”
Rosie: “In my language”
Me: “Oh, OK”
Rosie “And Kalanka means turn around”
And that concluded my language lesson for the day…
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Sounds like she is prime for learning a second language.
What a wonderful family you have! I am so happy that
you can be a stay-at-home Mommy. You are doing an
excellent job! love to all, Auntie Paule
Comment by Aunt Paule — April 30, 2008 @ 12:33 pm
do you know if she speaks chinese? Stephen said that is his language of choice right now and i’m not fluent
Comment by chelle — May 3, 2008 @ 9:00 pm
this is hilarious. i quite like her words.
kaia is in this stage too, tho, of making up langauge. i swear it’s mandarin.
love,
me
Comment by MereMortal — May 10, 2008 @ 11:58 pm
this is hilarious. i quite like her words.
kaia is in this stage too, tho, of making up langauge. i swear it’s mandarin.
love,
me
Comment by MereMortal — May 10, 2008 @ 11:59 pm