Charlotte does not enunciate well. Heck, she's two and a half - no one expects perfect enunciation.
But there's one she really needs to fix. NOW. She's very excited about trucks. But she can't make the "tr" sound at the beginning. Instead it comes out like an "f." So when she's jumping up and down saying "Truck! Truck! Truck! Truck!"
!!!!!!!!!!!
I hope she gets that "tr" sound real soon...
But there's one she really needs to fix. NOW. She's very excited about trucks. But she can't make the "tr" sound at the beginning. Instead it comes out like an "f." So when she's jumping up and down saying "Truck! Truck! Truck! Truck!"
!!!!!!!!!!!
I hope she gets that "tr" sound real soon...
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BTW. My younger cousin, Aimee, used to have a similar problem with the word "Fox". My younger brother and I would go into giggle fits, trying to get her to say the word "Fox" whenever our parents and hers were not around....
Ah, the joys of language acquisition...
Curious, can she get the "CH" sound? Those 2 "feel" linked in my brain.
Oh boy now I need a chocolate truffle.