My favorite one right now is when LO 1 says kawawa instead of koala.
On a similar note, I always smile when LO 2 says your welcome instead of thank you or please.
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DS can't pronounce L's yet. So clock sounds like c-ock. I wouldn't say it's my favorite, but it's pretty funny nonetheless.
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Neckles = Freckles. Not really a mispronunciation, she just kinda assumed it was a "neckle" because it was on my neck.
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Oh the other funny one was "Nibbles" instead of nipples.
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LO2 is 16 months and says "duppaduppa" when she wants you to open something. Not a mispronunciation but I think it's funny.
LO1 says "vaninna" for "vanilla".
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@Rubies:
DH is polish and dupa is your bum
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"Dinorawr" for dinosaur and "aminals" for animals.
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when there are more than one ie toys she will say toy-iz queen-iz
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@Mamaof2: I know! My friend, non-Polish, has a dog named Peepa and my Polish friends always makes a comment about that.
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Couscous for Blue's Clue's (even though he can say blue just fine!) and "Gooch" for "Scooch"
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five, six, SEDEN!
Ginant (giant)
Trumprent (trumpet)
She calls herself Lily. Her name is Livy.
My favorite though is "Lily did it and Daddy dood it!"
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cup-e-key-cups = cupcakes
So cute!!
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My lo just added bisgusting to her vocabulary!
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Tor can't say Rs so he replaces them with a Y sound. More is MOY, Tor is TOY
He also says excavator "Ex-vador!"
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Oh, you mean kids.... well then,
Kitty = kkkitkky
Puzzle = Pudtle
Broccoli = a violent BRAAAAAC
There are a few more, but I can't think of them right now!@Freckles: That is pretty stinkin' cute. I might try to force that mispronunciation on L. Is that bad parenting?
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My favorite is "I need my oven mitts on" aka her mittens.
She loves to sing Uptown Funk you up...however funk does not sound like funk....;) naughty sounding ha.
Pocahontas is "poca hunts us"
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Di-so-dor = Dinosaur
Bubble = Trouble (our cat)
Bumpa = Grandpa
Bum-ma = Grandma
Wel-pum = You're welcome -
Oh, this a toddler thing?
I was about to post that I hate it when people say "sequence" instead of sequins. Lol!!!!!!
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@Rainbow Sprinkles: hahaha I was totally thinking about adults too. Expecially? Fustrated? Esplain? I know one person who uses all of those and more.
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@.twist.: I don't know, let me axe my husband....
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Lellow is yellow
Plablo is Pablo
Boo-ees is blueberriesI love her mispronunciations so much!
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@Mamaof2: @Rubies: Yes! We have lots of "dupa" talk in our house too!
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Kitty cat-cat.
Awfuls - waffles
Boo-boo berries - blueberries
Our dog's name is Thumper. She calls her Thumpern.
Oh and she calls herself Mana. Her dolls are named Mana, too.@Rainbow Sprinkles: @.twist.: totally create a new thread for that. I've got some good ones...
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C used to call strawberries Strawbahlees and it is my favorite word ever. She says it correctly now, though.
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@mediagirl: on it.
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When Shaquille O'Neal was on Kelly and Michael this morning, LO wanted to know his name. I said "Shaq" and he tried: Shart. OMG, I couldn't help but laugh, and now that's his favorite word of the day. Oops.
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My favorite mispronunciation by LO is that she says “pupcakes” for “cupcakes”.
And my favorite mis-word by LO is that she calls my freckles “sprinkles”. Makes me feel deliciously lovely.
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My oldest says "cups n cratch" for Cap'n Crunch cereal. It cracks me up!
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LO says "memade" when he wants lemonade. When he was really little, a vacuum was a "baboke." Don't ask me where that came from!
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J calls snow "nose"....it cracks me up when she says things like, "I love the nose." "I eat the nose." "Oooo, pretty nose!"
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Please = peeees
Elmo = mellllmo -
A recent one: dahh not = doughnut!
Our two dogs are Buddy and Bailey. His favorite is Buddy and he says that correctly, he calls Bailey "bay-dee"
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DS is 23 months and says kind-apple for pineapple, and hone for home. I'm sure there is a ton, but I can't think of others right now.
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I don't have an LO yet, but a favorite mispronunciation of my niece's is "moogie" instead of movie! So adorable. I'm an ESL teacher, and one of my favorite mispronunciations of all time was for "bless you." I sneezed once, and my student responded by saying, "A-choo."
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