Lia’s Vocabulary

Let’s recap what Lia has learned so far at 15 months…

mommy, daddy, ear, eyes, eyebrow, nose, chin, neck, foot, hand, nail, hair, face, heart, toe, piggy, bear, ducky, zebra, giraffe (jaraff), turtle, lion, tiger, spider (byder), ant, monkey (money), doggie, chick, chicken, kitten, owl, bird (birt), squirrel, bunny, raccoon, elephant, horse, mouse, deer, bee, hippo, butterfly, fish, alligator (algege), shoes, water, milk, veggie, mushroom, bread, waffle (wavvo),cheese, strawberry (stowbay), orange (Ojjy), watermelon (manan), cheerios (cheero), mango, plum, pair, apple, kiwi, banana, blueberry (bubei), avocado (agogo), rice, noodle, soup, tofu, odwalla, vege, jamba, juice, amen, hallelujah (ahyiwooah), ouch (outoo), hi, hello, bye bye, oh oh, two, three, four, five, eight, nine, ten, M, O, P, Mickey, Tigger, Elmo, clock, stair (dare), swing (sing), chair, truck, car, table, man, brush, comb, painting, light, bib, button, rattle, keys, baby, cup, moon, pants, slide, tunnel, rock, vacuum, ipod, phone (iphone), camera, fan, ring, umbrella (umbeya), computer (puter), dirt, pillow (pill), book, wall, dot, towel, bubble, monitor (mago), star (dar), mirror, hat, balloon, ball, spoon (boon), tree (chee), pine cone, towel, escalator (elgo), zipper, money, diaper, mole, flower (fowow), egg, water, unbuckle (abaco), more, all done, open, touch, unlock, knock, turn, twist, come, bounce (bunce), pop, hush, smell (mell), push, poo poo, hot, cold, young, old, happy, off

And in Chinese 

躺 [lie down],眼睛 [eye],鼻子 [nose],嘴巴 [mouth],耳朵 (erdo) [ear],下巴 [chin],頭 [head],脖子 [neck],眉毛 (meimo) [eyebrow],手 [hand],腳 [foot],肚肚 [tummy],禱告(大糕)[pray],抱抱 [pick me up],大便 [poop],轉轉 [turn],飛機 [airplane],貓 [cat],騎馬 [ride horse],帽帽 [hat],來 [come],蓋蓋 [lid],叉[fork],背 (A-背) [piggyback],夾夾 [hairclip] ,梳梳 [brush],畫畫 [painting],蝴蝶 [butterfly],襪襪 [socks],踏 [step on],摸摸 [touch],臭臭 [stink]

And a little Taiwanese

阿公 [grandpa],阿媽 [grandma],阿姨 [aunt],哈秋 [sneeze],

Overall she’s making good progress, thanks to mommy, whose daily lessons at home have paid off!

Reader Comments

  1. wowee! wait till she’s 2, lia will be talking your ear off… haha. just yesterday i felt confirmed that Toby has his first true 2 syllabic word… downstairs. though it sounds more like “dow-dah”… only a parent can understand. i think i could still count his total vocabulary on two hands… and half of them sound like “bah”… and i think i’m also counting signed words. of course his grunts can mean a million different words… all very emphatic.

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