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In case you should be stuck with Niko, here is a handy language reference guide:

• Bah – ball
• Bank – Blankie, a.k.a red blanket with train, MUST be red blanket with train
• Bebe – Baby
• Bubbub – bubbles (please blow more)
• Bur – bird
• Caaaaa – car
• Clock – clock
• Co – Crow
• Code – cold
• Cook-cook – cookie
• Coz – close, as in “I just closed the TV Armour doors at a critical point in the football game”
• Dada – either me or jul, interchangeable
• Daugh – animal with four legs, usually a dog, but also applies to other four legged animals
• Duck – stuck
• Ducka duka – duck
• Ha – hot
• Heh – head
• Geh-ma – Grandma (Pat or Mart)
• Ka – Caw (what the crow says)
• Ki ca – Kitty Cat
• Mama – either me, jul, or molly, interchangeable
• Maw – more
• Melmo – Elmo
• Mi-k – thirsty, would like any liquid in my cup, milk would be fine
• Mun – moon
• Nana – banana
• Pa! – Grandpa (Lew or Jere, must be said with explanation)
• Pa pa – pacifier
• Pairpane – airplane
• Papa – Paper
• Pop – I’m popping the bubbles
• Pum pum – pumpkin
• Pupl – purple
• Rocky Rocky – what a rocking horse does
• Sta – star
• Tick tock – in case you were wondering, that is what a clock says
• Wawa – water
• Wee – fun, like swinging
• Wow – interesting
• Wuf – what the dog says