A dazzling conversation with Monster Truck

[Feather]

She knows five words:
"Hello," "Hi," "Pretty," "Baby," and "Bird."

Here's the conversation we've been having for the past half hour while I clean:

Monster Truck: Hi.
Me: Hi.
Monster Truck: Hi.
Me: Hi.
Monster Truck: Hi.
Me: Hi.
Monster Truck: Hi.
Me: Hi.
Monster Truck: Hello.
Me: Hello.
Monster Truck: Hi.
Me: Hi.
Monster Truck: Hi.
Me: Hi.
Monster Truck: Hi.
Me: Hi.
Monster Truck: Hi.
Me: Hello.
Monster Truck: Hi.
Me: Hi.
Monster Truck: Hi.
Me: Hi.
Monster Truck: Hello.
Me: Hi.
Monster Truck: Hi.
Me: Hello.
Monster Truck: Hello.
Me: Hi.
Monster Truck: Hi.
Me: Hi.
*repeat ad nauseam*

 

[hrafn]

Such a thought-provoking and deep exchange!! Monster Truck is such a dang cutie.

Kinda sounds like the conversations I have with Taco.

 

[Jas]

Hi .

 

[iamwhoiam]

Are the Hi words all spoken the same exact way or does she change the intonation or voice a bit?

 

[Feather]

Are the Hi words all spoken the same exact way or does she change the intonation or voice a bit?

Yes, she changes the intonation quite a lot.

 

[Tiel Feathers]

 

[MommyBird]

Hey....there could be a lot of nuance there..just remember:
"I am Groot!"

 

[Feather]

Hey....there could be a lot of nuance there..just remember:
"I am Groot!"

You're absolutely right.

 

[faislaq]

Hello! (Translation: I love you, Monster Truck!)

 

[Just-passn-thru]

Your dialogue with Monster Truck is very thought provoking and profound I must say.

 

[BirdEE]

My U2 probably knows 25 or so words and constructs sentences with them. And talks daily. The other day we had a discussion while I made dinner and he asked me what I was making to make sure he liked it.

But my all time favorite is his “Hiii”. Such a precious voice when he says “Hiiiii”.

Sometimes the simplest words are the best

 

[cassiesdad]

Yes, she changes the intonation quite a lot.

Cassie B had only about 7 or 8 words...but she had "hello" down like Monster Truck...I knew what she was trying to say just be the inflection of her voice what each "hello" meant.
When she was scared, she'd call out "I love you" and reach out to hold your hand.
I was most proud that I got her to say "GOODNIGHT" (loudly) instead of scream when we turned out the lights at night...