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    The document summarizes an interview with a parent about the child's early language development. The parent reported that the child's first word was "Da da", they were an early speaker, they made up words as a child, and had trouble pronouncing some sounds. The parent also recalled a funny story where the child called their brother by the wrong name when learning to speak. Additionally, the document contains answers from the child about their first language being English, learning English first in Australia, and remembering greetings as the first aspect learned in language classes.

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    Unit 1 AOS 2 – Child Language Acquisition Personal

    Investigation

    Interview a parent:

    1. What was your first word? Da da


    2. Do your parents think you were an early or late speaker? (BTW, Einstein didn’t speak until he
    was four-years-old.)
    3. Did you make up words for things? yea
    4. Were there any sounds you had trouble pronouncing? yea
    5. Are there any funny stories your parents might recount about your early years and
    language? Called my brother Oliver, loliver

    A few you can do by yourself:

    6. What is your first language? Are other languages spoken at home? I speak English
    7. What is the first language of your parent/s? English
    8. Did you first learn to speak English in Australia? If not, where did you first learn to speak
    English? Yes, in Australia
    9. In your LOTE classes, what aspects do you remember learning first? Greeting, how to greet
    people.
    10. When learning another language, which subsystems are pushed first in terms of acquiring
    the language? Prosodic features.

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