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“What do you do?” Such a vague question, isn’t it?! The quick response is, “I keep little humans alive!” Hahah! A longer response would include all sorts of things, but let’s face it, keeping little humans alive is the greatest task there is. Also, it would be nice if these little humans could stay clean for a hot second too, right?! Today’s phrase, “The baby spit up,” might not be the most exciting, but it is something that gets said all. the.time. Thankfully those little humans are so cute and precious, they make up for all that spitting up!
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Hey, it’s Adelaide from TalkBox.Mom
where you start
talking in a foreign language with your
family from day one,
and we are continuing on with our
theme for the week, which
are baby phrases!
So, phrases you can say with your baby.
Now, I’m really loving this week
because it really shows that
you’re teaching your baby
one language just by using it as
life happens, and you can teach
your baby another language
the same exact way.
So, this is super fun! If you have a
baby, or you have a good friend who
has a baby, be sure to tag them below,
so they can get the free Phrase of the Day
calendar printable
that we’ll send to you.
Just comment below and we will send
that off to you for free because we want you to start using
a language with your family.
It’s super, super fun.
Today, I’m going to be doing the phrase
“The baby spit up” which is
so typical baby, and I’m going to be
doing it in one language,
but I’m going to show you how
to follow along if you already
have the $35 phrase book. I’m going to show
you how to follow along
in the app, and then I’m going to do the
phrase in Hebrew, which
I don’t speak Hebrew,
so I think this is going to
be really fun to try it out.
Okay, so to get to the phrase in the app,
you’re going to
go over to your book and then you’re going to go down to,
“S” and then you’re going to head over to
“Spit up” because if
you look at the book,
it has, like, different titles at the
top and so you’re heading over to that, that
“S” section and
then you’re going into
the bolded word which again is “Spit up.”
Ok, so, here we go “Spit up.”
And, here it is “The baby spit up.”
Now, for Hebrew,
it’s different for baby boy, right here;
than it is for baby girl.
So, I’m going to start with baby boy,
and then we will go and
do baby girl because I have lots of baby boys.
It’s all I was given.
Okay, so let’s try this out.
התינוק גיהק.
“hatinok” “hatinok” “gihek” “gihek”
“hatinok gihek” “hatinok gihek”
I would be like “hatinok gihek.”
And it’s good for, like,
learning a phrase to say it really
emotionally and make that connection
because then you’ll
remember it even more.
So, that was my first go on that.
Now, let’s try it for baby
girl. So, if you have a baby girl in your life,
you can do this one.
Here we go.
“hatinoket” “hatinoket” “giheka” “giheka”
“hatinoket giheka”
“hatinoket” Oh!
I’m going to do that one again.
“hatinoket”
“hatinoket” “hatinoket” “hatinoket”
I feel like it’s like that.
When you’re starting a language,
it takes you a couple weeks
to a couple of months to hear
all the sounds being said,
so I know that, like, weeks from
now I’m going to be like,
“Oh my gosh, I can say that so much
better!” So, don’t worry about how you sound when you start.
“hatinoket” “hatinoket” “giheka” “giheka”
“hatinoket giheka” “hatinoket giheka”
Okay, but I would say it like,
“hatinoket” no…
“hatinoket giheka”
I don’t love baby spit up.
The grossest spit-up ever was when my first son, because like
I’m not used to that, he spit up
curded milk all over my
arm, like, just a thick layer of it,
and it was hot, and I just
remember looking at it and being like,
“So, this is my life.”
How quickly things change,
but oh how I do love all my babies,
spit up and all.
All right, so if you’re using this phrase with your family, we’d love
to see using it in your Instagram stories.
Be sure to tag us @talkboxmom
so that we can celebrate with you.
All right, I’ll see you in Instagram stories. Bye!
