Wednesday, October 30, 2013

How to Speak "Finn"

N.B. This is in no way related to the good people of Finland.

Two year olds often require a translator.  Here's a quick vocabulary list to get you started in understanding mine.

Durl- someone of the female persuasion

Hangabur- ground beef party on a bun

Tookies or Take or Tandy- special treats

Mistonsin- the state Uncle Ryan lives in

Tosto- the wholesale warehouse famous for samples

Peerarowgees- Polish dumplings

Matween- the star of Disney's Cars

Packpack- for carrying your schoolbooks

Punkin- future jack'o lantern

Nakey- disrobed

Uffen- where you bake things

Macaronicheeseit- a lunchtime favorite

Dies- opposite of durls

Pretty much swap your G's for D's, your starting C's and K's for T's, contract every thing possible, and you'll be otay. Oh and ask questions you know the answer to: " What's that? A libary book? Yah?". And end every possible sentence with yah. Yah?

Today is: all Hallows eve eve
Finn is: quite loquacious
Genevieve is: a fan of peas
Mama is beat, Good Night

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