
Today's English lesson is brought to you by Kyly Salvato. Many of us have gotten up in age, and we have completely forgotten the lessons we learned at an early age. Therefore, here is a refresher course in the English language for all of us as taught by a professional 23 month old linguist:
"Hane" - The round white thing on a stand that spins around and cools the air.
"Haaaaaannne" - Same as above, but larger and mounted on the ceiling.
"APPuhl" - Anything that is remotely round and/or red.
"Joooooose!" - Anything liquid that you put in a cup. (Sometimes known as "Moo")
"WahWah" - Large four-legged furry garbage disposals that live in the back yard.
"Moooooo" - Any four-legged animal you pass while driving in the car.
"Moo" - See "Joooooose" above.
"Doo-doh" - That stinky thing that you make in your pants.
"Uh oh, Doo-doh!" - Get a firehose and a mop.
"Poo-poh" - See "Doo-doh."
"Po-po" - See "Doo-doh."
Pa-Paaaaaaahhhh! - Grandpa (What did you expect from an Italian?)
"Stuck" - "Excuse me, I seem to have tried to put on my swimsuit, five shirts, and two pairs of pants all at the same time and it has become impossible to move. I recommend you get a pair of scissors and possibly dial 911 to get me out of here."
"No" - This must mean "I love you mommy and daddy" because it is the most frequently used word in a toddler's vocabulary.
"Where's Daddy?" - Hello Mommy, It's really nice to see you.
"Where's Mommy?" - Hello Daddy, It's really nice to see you.
"Shooooes" - This is a game where you try to take things off of your feet as fast as Mommy and Daddy can put them on you. If Mommy and Daddy manage to win, you can still beat them by throwing them off in the car. Be sure to lose the socks as well as Mommy and Daddy love searching for them.
"Buh-Bye!" - Go away now.