Its You & Her and NOT I & me.
Jillu still has not got the hang of referring to herself properly.
Initially she used to refer to herself by second person reference. If she wanted biscuit, she said "unakku biscuit venum", "unakku paal venum" etc (You want biscuit, You want milk instead of I). If she wanted to get hold of something, she used to say "adha unakku kudu" (Give that to you!)
Now these days, after she heard us referring to her in 3rd person she has started to do the same. Now its "avulukku biscuit venum", "avulukku phone kudu" etc (She wants biscuit, Give the phone to her)
innocence at its peak ;)...no wonder they say kids are fresh clay and can be easily mold into any shape!
ReplyDeleteSo true...they only say what they hear!
ReplyDelete@Swetha, Sowmya : very true, kids learn from us and mirror us totally in everything. Which is why we always need to be on the watch on what we say and do at all times
ReplyDeletechotu still does it.. the second person and third person thingy.. its so cute i tell u.. and we really really have to be careful with what we say or do about them..
ReplyDelete@Aparna : yeah, only its not just about them, but have to be careful about anything that we talk, may not be just about them
ReplyDeleteThatz so cute :)
ReplyDeleteactually.. inga raipura nanga konja perukku tamil sollithara try pannom.. avangalum idhe dan pannaga.. as swetha aid.. innocence at its peak.. ennaku indha problm irundhudhu.. for english tense and person reference.. adhukku enga appa mandaila oru sema kottu vaiparu parunga.. adhukku apparam ellam clear aayidum..
ReplyDeleteso its good if jilu learns it nw itself..
@Vishnu : so appa kitta niraiya kuttu vaangirukeenga polirukke ? :)
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