Beertje's words III
Beertje's vocabulary has exploded over the last weeks. This is a very incomplete list. It seems that he can repeat any 2-3 syllable word from our conversations and he remembers a great deal of them to use again.
Since our October vacation, he also started consistently to combine them into 2-word sentences.
Here you can compare Kabouter's list at exactly the same age
This is part I and part II of Beertje's words.
Since our October vacation, he also started consistently to combine them into 2-word sentences.
- Weg : Gone/ Hidden
- Owa : Elephant
- Aahbei : Strawberry
- Pak : Take me
- Bauw : sauce
- Val : Fallen down
- Kou : Socks
- Kaa(t) : a friend from Daycare or Kaatje from Ketnet
- Fie : bike
- Caahs : One of the friends from Lightning Mc Queen from the Cars movies, as opposed to regular cars (= autooo) that do not have eyes. It's an important distinction to make.
- Aan : on (lights have to get turned on, he's a big admirer of light switches) (socks also have to be put on) etc..
- Uit : what can be pot on can be turned/put off again
- Kapm : broken (instruction to fix something)
- Nijjjn : Rabbit
- Var : Pig
- Muis : a mouse (the correcter version of the part II)
- Plas : a puddle or a river or another wet spot
- Ham : A sandwich, a slice of bread
- Vok : a fork
- Banaan : a banana
- He(l)p : the instruction that we need to help him with something
- Ipad : iPad
- Na-na-du : a Bumba friend doll
- Ryder : a Paw patrol figure
- Mshal : a Paw patrol figure
- Skye : a Paw patrol figure
- Iegtui : a plane
- Vie (vis) : fish
- Uh Oooh : the sound we don't want to hear, but what we hear often
- Mama daag : bye bye mommy
- Ai Five : High Five
- Appel : Apples, but more often apple juice and when lacking the vocabulary any other fruit or vegetable
- Op (open) : a door that needs to get opened
- Nee oor ; no (strong while shaking his head)
- Bus daaaag : bye bye bus
- Vaaja :(vrachtwagen) truck
- Nein : train
- Maya : Maya the bee
- Uit / Aan/ Uit/ Aan : On / off/ on / off => high fascination for lights whose state of activity is constantly monitored and communicated to us. It's also the instruction at the light switches to make some changes
- Opa : Grandpa
- Uilbak : the garbage bin
- (B)(r)oek : pants
- Ehmoo : Elmo
- Maat : tomato
- Appesien : an orange/ a mandarine / .... or orange juice
- Nog eet : Eat some more
- Kaaa : Cheese
- ijn : Pain
- Voe weg/ Daaa Voe: our little daily game when he puts his sleeping back on , then his feet are gone and in the morning we rediscover his feet when opening up the sleeping back
- Lee(g) : empty (usually his cup of drinks, to ask for a refill)
A lot of these are combined now, as stated above. So when we wake up and he's hungry for breakfast he'll state "banaan eet, jaaaa banaan" . On the road we'll get the constant explanation of what we see on the road "oooh bus, nog bus, daaaag bus, ...auto, nog auto, nog auto, auto weg." When I put my jacket on he comes "meee, auto mama meeee".
Here you can compare Kabouter's list at exactly the same age
This is part I and part II of Beertje's words.
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