Author: lmisura

You say “pease” (please) to ask for more food. You say “more” or “mais” and if those two don’t do the trick you start saying “pease” several times.

Cadê auau?

“Tau au au” (tchau au au – goodbye dog).

Peixe, piu piu, có có and everthing else is au au.

You decided to call both mamae and Julia “daddy” as well.

18. More 19. Pé 20. Cócó 21. Aba (agua) (water) 22. boo(k) 23. Peixe 24. Belo (cabelo) 25. Cabô (acabou) 26. Bigo (umbigo) 27. Boca

6. Au au 7. Daddy 8. Ma (mamae) 8. Coco 9. Xixi (sheeeshee) 10. Bebe (drink) 11. Papa (eat) 12. Carro 13. Piu piu. And you can say “nao” perfectly now. You are trying to say 14. Colo. you sign for “more” and to “eat”. You can say 15. Bye bye and teachers say you can also say 16. Banana but we haven’t heard it. 17. Bicho, which sounds more like ixo.

You tried and loved Brie cheese.

Now you say these words often and consistently: 1. Gato (to any animal besides Gato himself) 2. Tchau (tau) 3. Dá (when you want something) 4. Suco (tuto) 5. Nao (na ou no)

You started opening doors at the same time you started walking, it was funny to see you opening your own bedroom door and walking out!