Expanding vocabs

Her vocab has expanded by leaps and bounds since the last time I wrote about it. Of course, like some other toddlers, her pronunciation for some words require some getting used to. It does not help that I am a forgetful mother. So there are times when she says something, and I simply look at her blankly because I cannot remember what it meant.

Here's some 40 odd words that I can recall offhand that she says (Obviously, these are also the words that I do not not remember what it meant when she says it):

Daddy / Mommy / Ah gong - paternal granddad / Ah ma - paternal grandma / Porpor - maternal grandma / Gonggong - maternal granddad / Muffin (ar-fin) / Anya / *Mini bun's name* / Baby / Gorgor - big brother / Gugu- paternal aunt  / Jiejie - big sister / Auntie / Byebye / Bus / Car / Ball / Eeyore / "Booboo" - injury or pain / Thanks (annns) / No / Yes / Eyes / Nose / Mouth / Hair / Ears / Toes / Fingers (gers) / "Poopoo" - to pass motion / Pee / "Pompom" - to bathe / shower / Milk / Juice / Cheese / Bread / Bed / Cot / Socks / Diapers (dappers) / Dummy - pacifier / Go / Bubbles / Eggs / Cat / Amen

At this point, those that she articulates well are mainly still one-worded. Occasionally, she can string two words together, e.g. "Mommy, byebye." or "Juice, thanks.". Unfortunately, that "I lwuff you" remained a one-time incident. Instead, these days, the only 3-syllables thing that she says is... ...

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... "Pororo!"

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