My daughter just turned five. I have always found her "learning to speak English accent" rather amusing.
To give you a couple of examples:
What she means--------------What she says
Comfy****************************Conthy
Vacation**************************Bah-cation
Guitar*****************************Ti-guar
Refridgerator**********************Reflidge-ah-lator
Bra********************************Brawl
Apartment************************Tipartment
Roof******************************Ruth
Movie Theater********************Moody Feeter
Valentine's Day*******************Valentime's Day
Monopoly*************************Bonopoly
Went******************************Goed
The Virgin Mary*******************The Birgin Mary
Hamburger************************Handburger
My older daughter, when she was very small (like two or so) had trouble pronouncing "coffee". She would invert the "f" and the "c" sounds. Think about how that sounded.
More to come.
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I do declare, rather foccee I'd say.
Now, who wouldn't want a second cup of that!
~brewing foccee now~
lol very cute. I love listening to the pronounciations of some of their words.
Mmmm, I still talk like that!
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