ESL

Does anybody have an English as Second Language guide for toddlers? See, my toddler is very content with his OWN language, but I'd like for him to learn ENGLISH. We do understand some of his words, but his language is a little tricky to follow.

NO = NO or "I like a dramatic and immediate response, but yes. I'd like that."

uh uh = yes (not uh Huh with an upward intonation, but the sound most of us use for no).

deet = drink

nack = fruit snack

muck = milk

mice = milk

choo choo = train or word you use when you are walking along curbs or planter beds

MINE = "don't touch that" or "I'm not sharing" or "it was given to me"

dash = trash

uh oh = "I think it's cool, but Mom probably won't like it"

bubble = bubble

ugh ugh ugh = "I want to pour the Tide in the washing machine"

toot = Fruit Loop

muh = more

My favorite is I Love You - he just mumbles whispers with the correct syllables.

ETA:

ess = eggs

deet = another word for chips

deet = treat

uh dere = up there - as in "help me sit on the countertop, I'm too tired to scale the cabinet or drag a chair over"