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Mia-Speak

Over the last 2 years I have become bi-lingual. I speak fluent English and passable “Toddler.” The tricky thing is that “Toddler” is not a standardized language and there are many dialects. In fact its probably safe to say that just about every kid from the age of 0-4 has their own personal dialect (some adults too…).

When this all starts its about as hard to learn and understand as Elvish in Tolkien novel – but with time and a good amount of paying attention you start to figure it out.

With this comes a challenge: Can you match the toddler speak to the song titles below that Mia requests over and over?

  1. Bom Bom Ding
  2. Do bop a do bop
  3. Hammerhamham

Answers:

  • U Can’t Touch This
  • I Can See Clearly Now
  • Orinoco Flow

Good Luck.

written on January 15, 2007 in Mia and Observations · 1

Comments

  1. Abi says:
    January 15, 2007 at 6:09 pm

    Are these all three songs she requests an we have to figure out which is which?? Becuase I know she loves U Can’t Touch This….

  2. Josh says:
    January 24, 2007 at 8:06 am

    These are all songs she requests…constantly…

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