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aka pixi | 08:17 Thu 24th Nov 2005 | Parenting
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My 2 year old neice was chatting to me the other day and called a snowman a mak-mak, i was intrigued as to where she had got the word from until my sister told me that mak-mak is the word she calls a duck (obviously meaning quack quack). Bless her heart, I suppose a round fat white snowman with an orange carrot nose sort of does look like a giant duck. I dont think I will ever call a snowman a snowman again :)
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oops sorry meant to also ask what is the cutest word you have ever heard from a kid?

bless your neice what a cutie.


apperently when I was little i called sqirrels squawgalugs(dont even know how to spell it)lol


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Isie that is a brilliant word lol, when my lad was small he called giraffes gingerraffes lol

ahh thats so cute pixi. my nephew who is 12 is into golf at the moment, my daughter (whos nearly 3) likes to play it with him but she calls it... wait for it.... mango! and Pinocchio has been renamed pinocino in our home.


Oh to be 2 again! lol

lol thanx pixi.my youngest is 6,from when she was a baby she cuddle her pram blanket you know the ones with silk round the edge,when she was about 2 she called it her baylink,
my daughter at 3 used to love the donkey rides at the seaside, her word for donkeys was dogins
AAAAWWW that's soooo cute, you realise that from now on they will be called mak-mak's in this house too? lol.
My boy used to shout it supermarkets the people had to buy free range eggs and not ones from those "battered chickens!"
He also used to call our wee cd player "sleepy" cause it looked like it had a sleepy face on it! My sister and I called it sleepy all the time. lol
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lol everyone, i am sat here grinning my head off, bless kids they are ace :)

My son used to call the police "helloes" as in hello hello hello...........

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hi kilkenny that is a brilliant one lol

I used to mind a little boy in my summer hols when I was a student. He called helicopters "gigops" and cucumber was "agolo" (we think it was because his nan once said it gave her indigestion agony).


My niece used to call courgettes "court-ridges".

When my nephew was a wee boy, he couldn't prounounce Lasagne properly - he called it Masambria!That was over 18 years ago and the whole family call it that to this day! He was the same when saying Spaghetti, he called it Biscobay. What a poppet! x
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aww bless ursula, these are all so funny
When we were really young my little sis couldn't quite get hold of my name(Chris or Christopher), so instead she used to call me 'kiki'.

Hi pixi - one of my little darlings decided to make two mak-maks - making it very obvious that one was male & one female! Good job they were in the back garden - oh forgot to mention he was 18 at the time lol!!

My Daughter who is now nearly eight used to call a radiator a radiotater which kept my wife and I highly amused. My son who is 4.5yr and has just started in the early years dept calls his head teacher Barginty but her name is Mrs Maginty. We appologized to her but she said she has been called worse.
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lmho here, this has got to be the nicest thread i have had in a long time on ab
when we were kids we had a neighbour called Mrs Maloye, my older brother called her Mrs Malolly acuse he couldnt say it. She used to send my parents christmas cards, and put one in for us kids signed Mrs Malolly and enclose some lollypops!
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gotta go to work now, so have a great day everyone byeeeee and thanks for all the lovely replies :)

We're very lucky, we get a visit from Farmer Christmas every year. :-)

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