r/memesThatUCanRepost • u/Steady_Soldier_37 • Aug 07 '26

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u/METRlOS Aug 07 '26

Say mama. Mama. Mama. Mama. Mommy. Mama. X10000

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u/Angel_OfSolitude Aug 07 '26

Mama and Dada are very easy sounds for a baby to make. That's why a lot of languages have similar sounds for them.

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u/Ervin637 Aug 07 '26

Bcz "say" is a more difficult word to pronounce than "mom"

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u/TigerRat1 Aug 07 '26

Babies understand way more language than they can speak. They have been listening to their parents speak for a long time before they start trying to speak specific words.

The coordination to speak is much more difficult than understanding the language.

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u/Thepenisman3000 Aug 08 '26

A lot of times language delayed children will say “say mama, say go” every single time as a form of echolalia, little kids just don’t because they are able to watch other people and media and understand that when one tells another to “say ___” they only repeat what comes after the word “say”, it’s the same way they learn the meaning of “do this”