So my daughter has this weird speech habit.
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Computer=Bimputer
Capris=Bimpris
Pajamas=Bimjamas
Melissa=Bimlissa (my absolute favorite-and how I often refer to my poor friend)
Why does she do this?
She does not do this with every word.
Just those four.
How does she determine if a word is "bim" worthy?
Thoughts?
Anyone?
Caden used to add "aire" to the end of words! like "spoonaire" and "moonaire"...it was so cute! who knows what makes them worthy??!!! who knows how words are formed? - name that quote!! :-)
ReplyDeleteShe probably does it becuase you react every time. Smiling, chuckling, or even correcting her... she's a kid and kids love making adults react ;-)
ReplyDeletebut it is still cute! especially your friends name!
Melissa - I was going to post the same thing! He sounded so french and exotic when he spoke that way. I remember one of Jordy's words was dobbin - and she always said it with a slight hum at the beginning. Mmmmmmmmm - dobbin. Tracy can replicate it exactly. Jess used to call Melissa "thister" which was so cute!
ReplyDeleteOoo, when I see her next I'm going to nonchalantly ask her things which will make her say those words-how adorable!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a BEAUTIFUL picture of her!!
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