You make the say smaller because that’s not the sound that you want them to replicate
Darthskull on
You don’t have to teach your ears how to hear the words, just understand them. Unlike speaking, where you have to understand *and* teach your vocal track to produce it.
They genuinely have a decent grasp on those few words well before they can reproduce them
ExerciseFinal9915 on
gereffi on
Babies start to understand what words mean before they start speaking
Mikey_Wonton on
Pattern recognition?
syed_mohd_adnan on
They only repeat last word always so “Say Mama” == Mama
Drakahn_Stark on
Parents did not teach babies words like “mama”, “dada”, “papa”, etc, babies taught the adults that those sounds are the common first sounds that babies make and they put those noises on themselves.
ArcherOnWeed on
Dexter, I know you turned DLSS 5 on me but I can’t prove it yet
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Manipulative little shits…
…. i didnt need to have this fear….why….
Enunciation
“say MAMA, say DADA”
You make the say smaller because that’s not the sound that you want them to replicate
You don’t have to teach your ears how to hear the words, just understand them. Unlike speaking, where you have to understand *and* teach your vocal track to produce it.
They genuinely have a decent grasp on those few words well before they can reproduce them
Babies start to understand what words mean before they start speaking
Pattern recognition?
They only repeat last word always so “Say Mama” == Mama
Parents did not teach babies words like “mama”, “dada”, “papa”, etc, babies taught the adults that those sounds are the common first sounds that babies make and they put those noises on themselves.
Dexter, I know you turned DLSS 5 on me but I can’t prove it yet