Crazy Baby Language
By Theresaaiza
@Theresaaiza (10487)
Australia
January 22, 2009 11:47pm CST
What are the craziest words your kids said to mean something else? My mom used to tell me crazy baby languages of her nephew when he was still 2 or 3 years old:
imban = ball (bola in our dialect)
bongo = light (suga in our dialect)
lipeng-ge = lipstick (lipstick)
onggo-leh = chocolate (tsokolate)
mamam = milk (gatas)
my younger brother:
uslay = comb (sudlay)
ikyoy = egg (itlog)
bitado = Tanduay, which is a brand of a local rum.
far-out, right? Lol!
4 responses
@cmercado (19)
• Philippines
7 Sep 09
Yesterday my soon to be 2 yr old son received a barney activity book from our neighbor. I'm so happy cos he can easily remember the things I taught him from the book. Though he still can't talk yet (at his age), I was surprised when he said A-ap for icedrop & moo for moon....As a mother it really excites me cos i've ben waiting for the moment that he will talk.
@Theresaaiza (10487)
• Australia
9 Sep 09
I dont have a kid yet but I had the chance to see my younger brother when he was a baby and then he started to talk. Really, it is surprising and overwhelming when they start to say their very first words. Even a giggle is a very touching right?
I know you are very proud of your son. May he grow really smart. Happy day to you!
@longbangod (1785)
• Philippines
12 Feb 09
I still have a 3 year old baby boy, I call him baby though he always claimed that he is not a baby anymore.
These are some of his words;
mimik - milk
babat - take a bath
ice cleam - ice cream
aw-aw - dog
miming - cat
@Theresaaiza (10487)
• Australia
9 Sep 09
Well those words really sound funny. But at least his words sound very near to the actual one. I can foresee that he will be able to have better speaking abilities compared to other children his age. In other words he'll develop faster when it comes to speaking ability.
@Raven7317 (691)
• United States
23 Jan 09
My little guy has a few crazy words that i have to constantly explain.
NaNa = Milk, bottle, this signifies he's tired. He'll ask for "milk" if he's just wants milk, but when he says "nana" he's looking for a nap or a cuddle.
Go-Go = Cookie, must be of the chocolate chip variety. Any other kind is just a "cookie"
Dupe/Dupie = Diaper He says "need a dupie change" when he's wet/dirty
Frog = Burp/Fart He says "frog in my dupe" or "frog in the mouth of me"
I love is little words, and as much as I love seeing him grow up and use big boy words, I never tire of his little voice saying these crazy things.
@Theresaaiza (10487)
• Australia
24 Jan 09
oh, i think i also need a dupie change. Lol!
that's so cuuuutttteeee....kind of made me think what if i had my own baby who says a lot of crazy cute words.
I'm still single so I don't know exactly how it feels like. Ciao!
@thecow54312 (100)
• Hong Kong
23 Jan 09
haha.
When i started to read ur discussion, i don't know why but i started smelling dirty diapers my sister used to wear, my sis used to say:
Disc = hello
BiBoo =milk bottle (hungry)
@Theresaaiza (10487)
• Australia
23 Jan 09
haha, olfactory activates your memory center? funny, right?
