What was your first word?
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My parents think it was "sign" for me; they claim I didn't speak until a little after my second birthday.
My daughter's first word was "daddy", and she was 10 months old. I was beyond ecstatic to experience and witness it firsthand.
My son hasn't spoken yet, just a few shrieks and giggles so far.
Edit: He said "mommy" as his first word.
My daughter's first word was "daddy", and she was 10 months old. I was beyond ecstatic to experience and witness it firsthand.
Edit: He said "mommy" as his first word.
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It was never related to me what my first spoken word was (except that I didn't start speaking until I could speak in sentences...), but the first word I read out loud was "Stop".
Apparently we were driving along and 18 month old Famine announced "STOP!". It was written on the road at a mandatory stop junction. I'm told this caused some minor driving panic...
Apparently we were driving along and 18 month old Famine announced "STOP!". It was written on the road at a mandatory stop junction. I'm told this caused some minor driving panic...
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- beerzgood
As I was told by my parents, my first word (spoken just before my 2nd Birthday) was Nina. It was the name of our dog then, who was my best friend apparently.
Still like to find out who fed her poison when I was 5.
Or maybe not. I'd surely do something really stupid if I ever found out...
Still like to find out who fed her poison when I was 5.
Or maybe not. I'd surely do something really stupid if I ever found out...
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That'd be my first word, too. Well, obviously, it was "Licht", the German word for light, but still. Dunno why I said that instead of something like mommy or daddy, but, well, why not?
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Did you say Porsh or Porsh-uh?
My first word was "Yuck!", probably in response to my mothers cooking!
My niece has recently made a big name for herself amongst the family by saying 'exquisite' while looking at a sunset (Not hugely impressive as my niece spends a lot of time with my nan, who uses the word 'exquisite' more than the word 'and').
I'll be impressed when the little big-shot can spell 'exquisite'!
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- Turboash
My son's was "Car"... *sniff sniff*... so proud!
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Infidel.
Kidding, it was probably something pertaining to food, like chicken.
Kidding, it was probably something pertaining to food, like chicken.
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- photonrider
Gottit. Gotitt! Gottitt??!
My Mom says that was what I first said, and kept saying over and over to everybody I met. Anyone who visited was greeted with "Got It??"
I wasn't there when this happened. I only remember being there after around three or so, but apparently this is what I said first while toddling around mouthing off for the first time.
I still freak my Mom out by saying "Got it?" in a baby voice around her.
TG, I learned a few more words after that. Like "Take it!" and "Leave it!" And so on . . .
My Mom says that was what I first said, and kept saying over and over to everybody I met. Anyone who visited was greeted with "Got It??"
I wasn't there when this happened. I only remember being there after around three or so, but apparently this is what I said first while toddling around mouthing off for the first time.
I still freak my Mom out by saying "Got it?" in a baby voice around her.
TG, I learned a few more words after that. Like "Take it!" and "Leave it!" And so on . . .
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According to my parents, my first word was... "car". It seems that even back then, I was a car fan.
I thought I was special.
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No joke, my first word was car.
EDIT: Looking at the post above, I guess I'm not unique.
EDIT: Looking at the post above, I guess I'm not unique.
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"Dong." Second word was a repeat of the first. Third was "Ding." My fourth word was a repeat of the first.
"Dong dong ding dong." That was my way of saying "Ice cream truck" I still crack up every time I say it
"Dong dong ding dong." That was my way of saying "Ice cream truck" I still crack up every time I say it
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