Few years back (and even until now), my nephew is fond of interchanging the syllables when he’s saying something. I have a long list of those words but I’ll share the most memorable ones, haha.
Conversation #1: Ang Tampalon, Bow!
Tito R (my husband): BA, napansin mo ba dumaan si Alex?
BA: Opo, naka-tampalon pa nga e.
Gets nyo ba kung ano ang tampalon?
Conversation #2: Restarwan o Candereria???
On the way to jeepney stop, he asked…
BA: Tita, tita, saan ka kumakain pag nasa osipina ka?
Moi: Sa office lang, di ba madalas may baon naman ako.
BA: Ah akala ko sa restarwan o kaya sa candereria.
My sister and I were laughing out loud while walking. We let him pronounce those words properly over and over again, hahaha.
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Lol! Pantalon, opisina, restaurant and carinderia…cute! how old is he? My kids always say Palangan, and they ask the Filipinos we meet, "anong palangan mo" and the person always laugh before answering…thay can't say it right even when corrected…
Ehehehe! Ang cute at funny siguro pakinggan ng mga words na yun from a kid. I remember I've uttered words that are interchanged, too and everyone would always laugh at it. 😀
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@Rcel: cute nga, makakabuo na kami ng dictionary sa dami ng weird words nya 😀
@Mirage: hahaha, you got it!!! it seems na common sa kids ang nababaligtad ang words no? he's already 11 years now so na-lessen na ang unique words na. minsan nakikipag Englisan pa sa daughter ko haha
Kids are so cute when they are trying to pronounce long words….I suppose it's their way to show they're growing up and becoming independent.
wahaha! so cuuuute! i have yet to hear my daughter svet try to conquer long words. she sticks to one to three syllables for now. i can't wait (to laugh out loud). hehehe