Here are some latest pics of Leon:
New words of Leon for the last 6 weeks (these words he can say it on his own without anybody saying it to him):
G = German, V = Vietnamese
Nein! (G = no!) He can say that word already 5 1/2 weeks ago. I think I have to post "LeonsWords" more frequently.
Apfel (G = apple)
Paprika (G = paprika) One of this favourite words, cause he knows that it's difficult!
Pizza (G = pizza)
Danke! (G = Thank you!)
Bitte.
Vô! (V = Cheers!) Whenever he sees a glass, especially a wine glass, he says that. even if he knows the word for glass. I always correct him, but he laughs at me and says "vô!" even louder! It seems to be fun for him seeing adults clicking glasses.
Cá (V = fish)
Fisch (G = fish)
Bánh (V = cookie)
Keks (G = cookie)
Cà chua (V = tomatoe)
Vit (V = duck)
Ente (G = duck)
Buch (G = book)
doc (V = to read)
viet (V = to write/ pen)
Khóa (chia khóa V = house key) His favourite toy!
Baum (G = tree)
Nho (V = grapes)
Quan (V = pants)
Aó (V = shirt)
bay (V = to fly)
Aua! (G = Outch!)
Piek! (G = to prinkle) With "Pieker" he means a fork.
Gôí (V = pillow)
còn (V = there's something left (e.g. his milk))
hê´t (V = finished, empty)
all(e) (G = finished, empty)
con (V = I, me) If I show him a pic of him and ask in Vietnamese: "Who is it?" he answers in Vietnamese.
ich (G = I, me) If I show him a pic of him and ask in German: "Who is it?" he answers in German.
muong (V = spoon)
Té! (V = to fall) He says it to me as a warning, whenever I stand on a chair or ladder!
ABCD (in G or V almost the same)
Bye Bye!
Chào! (V = hello/ bye)
G = German, V = Vietnamese
Nein! (G = no!) He can say that word already 5 1/2 weeks ago. I think I have to post "LeonsWords" more frequently.
Apfel (G = apple)
Paprika (G = paprika) One of this favourite words, cause he knows that it's difficult!
Pizza (G = pizza)
Danke! (G = Thank you!)
Bitte.
Vô! (V = Cheers!) Whenever he sees a glass, especially a wine glass, he says that. even if he knows the word for glass. I always correct him, but he laughs at me and says "vô!" even louder! It seems to be fun for him seeing adults clicking glasses.
Cá (V = fish)
Fisch (G = fish)
Bánh (V = cookie)
Keks (G = cookie)
Cà chua (V = tomatoe)
Vit (V = duck)
Ente (G = duck)
Buch (G = book)
doc (V = to read)
viet (V = to write/ pen)
Khóa (chia khóa V = house key) His favourite toy!
Baum (G = tree)
Nho (V = grapes)
Quan (V = pants)
Aó (V = shirt)
bay (V = to fly)
Aua! (G = Outch!)
Piek! (G = to prinkle) With "Pieker" he means a fork.
Gôí (V = pillow)
còn (V = there's something left (e.g. his milk))
hê´t (V = finished, empty)
all(e) (G = finished, empty)
con (V = I, me) If I show him a pic of him and ask in Vietnamese: "Who is it?" he answers in Vietnamese.
ich (G = I, me) If I show him a pic of him and ask in German: "Who is it?" he answers in German.
muong (V = spoon)
Té! (V = to fall) He says it to me as a warning, whenever I stand on a chair or ladder!
ABCD (in G or V almost the same)
Bye Bye!
Chào! (V = hello/ bye)
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