What was your first word?

TallGlass

Mine was, 'look' . Doubt I fully new what it ment at the time but there ya go.

silverfeather

I don't know.

galljga1

Heineken

Sheep Lover

Mine was ""Machiavellianism"

mud

According to family legend my first word was a double whammy. I was pointing at something that I wanted and my Ma said "Later" and I replied "Later now!"

Much celebrating ensued and I haven't shut up since.

Arsemageddon

antidisestablishmentarianism

I was a precocious youth

Mocha Joe

TallGlass wrote: »

Mine was, 'look' . Doubt I fully new what it ment at the time but there ya go.

Mine rhymed with 'look'. It'll be my last word too I reckon.

The Backwards Man

Haven't a clue.

Burlap

Kovu

I believe I said 'Dada' followed shortly by 'Mama' and the next one I learned was 'Moo' :pac: I was born ready for this work I tells ya.

galljga1

Mocha Joe wrote: »

Mine rhymed with 'look'. It'll be my last word too I reckon.

You mean rhymed with luck. Look is pronounced differently.

TallGlass

Mocha Joe wrote: »

Mine rhymed with 'look'. It'll be my last word too I reckon.

Book?

One eyed Jack

I have no idea, I'm told I didn't start to speak until I was about three though, and I'm guessing if I was anything then like I am now, my first utterance was probably -

Seriously?

Mint Aero

I said I was atheist and didn't approve of the concept of the euro.

Mocha Joe

galljga1 wrote: »

You mean rhymed with luck. Look is pronounced differently.

Not the way I say it.

Greenmachine

onomatopoeia

Magenta

Dada

gerrybbadd

Diddies

Whosthis

Uagwaglabwah, the meaning has been lost to the annals of time.

Junkyard Tom

Cunt.

recylingbin

If you're from Kerry, it was probably 'lookit' or 'i suppose'

fleet_admiral

Pint, followed by Please

wakka12

galljga1 wrote: »

You mean rhymed with luck. Look is pronounced differently.

It is? News to me. And everyone Ive ever heard say 'look' like 'luck' before, which is everybody Ive ever heard say look.

kneemos

Phew!

Conall Cernach

My nephew's first word was Dada, followed closely by Mama but I ensured that his third was ****. He used to go round saying "Dada, Mama, ****" all day. When he was a little older he used to call me Uncle ****. His parents were not best pleased with me.

harry Bailey esq

gaga

I believe it was 'gimmie that' or some similarly avaricious utterance.

SMJSF

I didn't speak until i was about 4 due to hearing problems. I was always pointing to something instead of speaking.

My mum started calling me E.T when I was about 2..... And still does nearly 20 years later!

fleet_admiral

recylingbin wrote: »

If you're from Kerry, it was probably 'lookit' or 'i suppose'

or 'wha you fookin lookin ah'

SMJSF

SMJSF wrote: »

I didn't speak until i was about 4 due to hearing problems. I was always pointing to something instead of speaking.

My mum started calling me E.T when I was about 2..... And still does nearly 20 years later!

That's just adorable.

fussyonion

Telpis.

nicki11

Dada, mama, no and Gaga (granda) and thats all I needed for a while

Tony Beetroot

que

Dangerous Man

Peasants.