Sam speaks clearly enough that our family understands most of what he says, even if you wouldn't. For example, I know that "Foosh a bunion" is "Push a button." But, sometimes- like when he's trying to pronounce a word we haven't heard him say yet, he's excited and speaking quickly, or when he's rattling off entire one-sided conversations- we have no clue.
Sometimes I have to say, "Honey, I'm sorry. I don't know what you're saying." But then he looks so disappointed, or maybe it's disgusted- I'm not sure.
This is the short version of a lovely chat Sam and I had this morning. Please, puhlease tell me what I've agreed to do:
Sam: "Tay uhno fee nay BICK honno uhfeh (...something, something, something)!"
Me: "Are you serious, dude?"
Sam: "MOM! No. Tay. Uhno. Fee. NAYBICK. Honno. Uhfeh (...something, something, something)!"
Me: "Ummmm... ... ... ... ... ...Ohhhhkay ...(???). Yeah."
Sam: (jumping up and down)"YAAAAY!! TayuhnofeeNAYBICKhonno dooooOOOOO!"
Naybick honno do, guys. Naybick honno do.
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I could be wrong about this (though I'm probably not), but I think he's saying, "Go see Thor! It will make you happy. And if you don't tell dad why you're so "happy" it will make him happy, too."
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