Клуб любителей английского языка

Обнаружил забавный список детских английских слов. К сожалению, нам он уже не понадобится, так как ребенок приучен употреблять более "взрослые" слова, но кому-то может пригодиться, и вообще хорошо знать этот аспект языка.

Ребёнок употребляет несколько словечек из этого списка (не совсем полного, так как помимо него есть и другие). Часть он узнал от меня: paci, yucky, yummy, poo, pee, potty, bye-bye, night-night (nighty-night), kitty, doggy, teensy-weensy (обычно это spider) ... и как минимум одно словечко он сам где-то подцепил: whoopsie-daisy.

А вот и список:

• baba (blanket, bath, bottle, brother, baby or an onomatopoeic term for sheep, used as a generic baby-talk term for words starting with the letter "b")
• beddy-bye (go to bed, sleeping, bedtime)
• binkie (pacifier)
• blankie (blanket)
• boo-boo (wound, pain or bruise)
• botty (rear end)
• bow-wow (dog)
• brekkie or brekfee (breakfast)
• bubby or bubba (brother)
• bye-bye (goodbye)
• choo-choo (train)
• cootchie-coo (term of endearment used for a young child)
• dada (dad, or rarely dog, diaper, or dummy, British equivalent of pacifier, sometimes used as a generic baby-talk term for words starting with the letter d)
• didee (diaper, chiefly American)
• din-din (dinner)
• doggy or -ie (dog)
• dolly or -ie (doll)
• dum-dum (dummy, British equivalent of pacifier)
• drinky (drink)
• gee-gee (horse)
• goo goo ga ga (nonverbal utterance imitating a baby which has not yet learned to speak)
• huggle or huggie (hug, Huggies is also a brand of diapers and baby products)
• lickle (little)
• mama (mother or rarely milk)
• moo-moo or moo-cow (cow)
• milkie or -y (milk)
• no-no (taboo, something which is not good)
• night-night (goodnight, bedtime)
• num nums (food/dinner)
• ickle (little; chiefly British)
• icky (disgusting)
• jammies (pyjamas)
• lolly (sweets US candy)
• nana (grandmother)
• oopsie-daisy or whoopsie-daisy (accident)
• owie (wound or bruise)
• passie or paci (pacifier, often used as an abbreviation)
• pee-pee (urination or penis)
• pewie (smelling bad)
• poo-poo or doo-doo or caca (defecation)
• poopie or -y (defecation)
• potty (toilet, especially a chamber pot for a young child)
• poppet (term of endearment for a young child)
• puffer (train)
• quick-quick (haste, hurry, doing something quickly, chiefly British)
• scrummy (tasty)
• sissy (sister or urination)
• sleepy-bye (go to bed, sleeping, bedtime)
• stinky (defecation)
• teensy-weensy (very small, tiny)
• tummy (stomach or abdomen)
• uh-oh, sometimes written as uh-uh or oh-oh (toddler's expression towards anything that is not good or has gone wrong)
• wawa (water)
• wee-wee (urination or penis)
• whoopsie (defecation)
• widdle (urine; chiefly British)
• widdle (little; chiefly American)
• widdo (little)
• wuv (love)
• yucky (disgusting)
• yum-yum (meal time, informally interpreted as an expression of delight towards a pleasant-tasting food)
• uppie or -sie (wanting to be picked up)
• vroom-vroom or brrrm-brrrm (car)