When you were a child

[Blacklisted_Prince]

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@Cashmere

My mother tells me I couldn’t speak until I turned three - initially everyone suggested I’d be diagnosed as mute in the near future.
After three, I finally began saying words that only my dad could comprehend. I was a lisp child until 5 years of age - everything I said had the T sound. Couldn’t at all pronounce Z and S either.
Listing the words would be funny, and embarrassing.

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OMG dnt tell me that
That was exactly the same with my lil bro, he started talking when he turned 4 n we were like goonga na ho aur ab chup hi ni krta :halo:
but aaaaaaa eeeeeeeee oooooooo krta tha tb

To the topic, zahir c baat hai sbhi childhood mein aik new language introduce krwate hain
I do remember some words of my siblings but apne words ka ni pta
Mom se puch k btaon ga

[ajazali]

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my nephew says, chacho main nai pamper run (temple run) khailni hai mujhe nobile (mobile) dain.

[Nain]

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I WAs not tutli han sarey bachey meraa naam galt letey hain tutla ke

[Cashmere]

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@Blacklisted_Prince

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OMG dnt tell me that
That was exactly the same with my lil bro, he started talking when he turned 4 n we were like goonga na ho aur ab chup hi ni krta :halo:
but aaaaaaa eeeeeeeee oooooooo krta tha tb

Yeah exactly, same situation here. When I finally got the hang of it, my parents had to beg me to quiet down. You know it has a lot to do with the mother herself. My mom didn’t speak much when I was expected. Women should always yap yap and yap during pregnancy. It helps a lot!

[shonali]

Said Lala to Chala
naina to laillaha
Toota to joota...

[khattichic]

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when one of my now 8 year old twins was learning Shahada a few years back, he would always get stuck on “*muḥammadun” *and it came out as “more dudoo (as in milk)”

[redvelvet]

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I used to call diaper…piader…so a switch of the letters.

Whenever something would get ruined…my brother would exclaim, “pakkah ho gaya hai!”

And I supposedly had issues with the word, bati. If anybody said it, I’d say “batti nahi kehtay, light kehtay hain.”

And there was an Urdu letter I couldn’t pronounce which my mom, to this day, gets a kick out of teasing me about.

[Sidra_1]

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I had my own version of mama and papa
mama : mampa
papa : pampa

And take a shower was more like ‘naye naye’ I still say it