Farsi words :
nam-nam which means food and the word has been created by Relic from the sound that I make when I want to feed them and make them chew the food and enjoy it
bargh ("bah") which means light or electricity
maman ("ma-ma") which means mom
dadash ("da-da") which means brother
baba ("bah-bah") which means dad
man ("ma") which means me or I
shir ("she") which means milk
bedeh (sometimes "ed-deh") which means give it
jiz ("-izz") which is a baby word for hot, sharp or danger
jizeh ("-izzeh") which means it is hot, or sharp or dangerous
akh which means yucky
akheh which means it is yucky
nah ("NAH!") which means no
dast ("dath") which means hand
paw which means foot
English words :
hug ("ga-ga-ga"),
dada (daddy, "da-da")
that ("thaa" )
there ("the" )
bye-bye ("ba-baa" )
Noises:
duck ("bwauk")
car ("bbbbbrrmm")
airplane ("bbfffffff")
The above are the words that they use often or when needed. There are other words that they have used only a couple of times here or there (like jurab ("sock")). They are very good mimics, but that is not the same as using a word for a purpose.
They also can clap when we ask them in Farsi to do and also they do that when ever they get excited or after listening to every song that they like, wave to say good bye, give hi 5 , having the arms up and look up when we ask them to thank God ( of course in Farsi ), they make the kitten faces, they move the heads left and right when we ask them to do in Farsi, they both like dancing and enjoy it a lot.
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