Bilingual

One of Super D's favorite stories if from when A was little. She was learning to talk but hadn't mastered it yet. Many a day, we couldn't understand a word she said. One day she looked up at him and said, "Sah'-buh-doh duh-poo'-tee-tay." "Huh?" Super D was confused. "Sah'-buh-doh duh-poo'-tee-tay," she repeated. It was obvious that she knew what she wanted, even if we didn't. To this day, we don't know what she said, but "Sah'-buh-doh duh-poo'-tee-tay" has remained a catch phrase in our household.