Emma's Spanish words and phrases
(These are words Emma says in Spanish, though she understands a lot more.)

• Che-che (Leche) Milk (She now says leche)
• Ua-Ua (Agua) Water (She now says agua)
• Mamá Mom
• Papá Dad
• Mamos/Vamos (vamos) Let's go! We're going...
• Nana (Banana) Banana
• Dos Two
• Tes (Tres) Three
• Cinco Five
• Seis Six
  
• Gat (Gato) Cat (Okay, so she could be speaking Spanish or English with this one, but for the sake of my motivation, we'll say she is trying to say 'gato' instead of 'cat'.) (Show now says gato.)
• Amo (te amo) i love you (She now says te amo)
• Ahí está there it is. 
• Go-go/Jugo  juice
• Gracias thank-you 
• Vac/Vaca cow
• Maiz corn
• Calacala (Pelicula) movie
• Hielo ice
  
• Parque park
• Biblioteca library
• Uvas grapes
• De nada thank-you
• Niños kids
• Oveja sheep
• Pato duck
• Oso bear
• Llaves keys
• Zapatos shoes
• Quiero I want
• Caliente hot

Emma now has started using full sentences. (I realize I should have been putting how old she was so I could remember. She is now 2 and half. She has been using full sentences in Spanish for a couple of weeks, although she was throwing Spanish words into English sentences when she was about 2. For example: "I wanna ver Barney." )

Por favor, mama, quiero leche.
Por favor, mama, quiero uvas.
Vamos a biblioteca
Te amo. 


Emma (just over 2 and half) is learning the alphabet in Spanish. She knows A-M, but struggles with some of them. She has learned with names. For example when she sees a letter she will say, "E. Emma!" or "M Mama" or "D. Daddy." 

Other Stuff

When asked dónde está tu... o dónde está mi (where is your... or where is my...)
She knows:

• naríz nose
• ojos eyes
• orejas ears
• lengua tongue
• boca mouth
• pies feet
• manos hands
• ombliguito belly button
• cabeza head
• pelo hair
• barbilla chin
  

She also knows the animal sounds for each of the following:

• gato cat
• vaca cow
• perro dog
• pájaro bird
• oveja sheep
• pato duck
• caimán alligator
• oso bear
• tigre tiger
• elefante elephantZ

When asked como te llamas? (what is your name?) she answers "Emma."

When asked cuantos años tienes (how old are you?) she answers "two" or "dos".