My daughter (3) told me a story in her baby talk language. I replied in the same language and it's one of the most interesting things I've ever seen.

I was watching my 3 year old daughter for the week, so I went over to pick her up from her mom's place.<br><br>I was waiting outside while her mom went to take a shower, when my daughter comes outside with a big smile and starts babbling away in her baby talk language.<br><br>"Ma ma ga ma! Ma ma ga ga ga ma ma ga ga, ma ma ma! Ga ma ma ga! Ga ma ga ma ma! Ma ma, ma! Ma! Ma ma ga ma, ma ga ma! Ma, ma! Ma ga ma! Ma! Ma ma, ma ma!"<br><br>I responded, "Ma ma, ma! Ga! Ga ma ma ga ma! Ma! Ma! Ma! Ma ga! Ma ga ma!"<br><br>She responded with "Ma! Ma! Ma! Ma! Ga! Ma! Ga ma ma! Ma ga ma ma ma! Ma ma ga ga, ga ma ma!"<br><br>I said "Ma! Ma! Ga ma! Ma ma ma ma ma! Ma ga ma!"<br><br>And she replied "Ga ma! Ma! Ma ga! Ma! Ma ma! Ma! Ma ma!"<br><br>We went on like this for several exchanges back and forth. I kept thinking she was going to start speaking proper English, but nope. She was having none of it.<br><br>After a bit, I asked if she wanted a snack. She responded with something like "Ma ma ga! Ga! Ma! Ma! Ma! Ma ma!"<br><br>I said "Ga ma! Ma ma! Ga ma!"<br><br>And she said "Ma! Ga ma! Ga ma! Ga ma ma!"<br><br>And I said "Ga ma ma ma ga! Ma ga!"<br><br>She said "Ga ma! Ga! Ma ga! Ma! Ma! Ma! Ma!"<br><br>And we kept going.<br><br>This was probably about the tenth exchange when we started getting interrupted by the other people in the room.<br><br>After I got home and left her for a bit and came back, we didn't continue in this language, which I was disappointed about.<br><br>This is the most fascinating thing that's ever happened to me.