Trying to make a baby, overdue baby, playgroup and teaching babies to walk and talk. Website: www.michaelmcintyre.co.uk/ Facebook: / themichaelmcintyre Twitter: @McInTweet #MichaelMcIntyre #Babies
I remember my mum telling me what my first word was. Mama and papa are the Dutch words for mum and dad. Turns out the first word that came out of my mouth was mapa. So when I yelled MAPA I'd basically ask both my parents to come.
The child of friends of mine was very quick with talking. When they took him to the doctor she asked them if he could already make small sentences, two or three words in a row. And their boy answered with. 'Mommy, what does that woman want from me?'
My kid was freakishly good at memorising random stuff she heard and when a friend and I took our kids through an echoey tunnel the kids started shouting "ECHO!" to hear their voices sounding back and my kid shouted "ECHO LOCATION DEVICE!!!" We were like wtf??! 😂 must've heard it on the TV. Precocious little shit.
TRUE. ONLY CANT UNDERSTAND HALF OF WHAT MM SAYS. TOO LOUD, TOO FAST. I KNOW HE CAN BE FUNNY BUT NOT WORTH THE EGFORT. TRY SLOWER AND LESS DEAFENING, MM !!!!!
I make a point of listening to Michael for at least fifteen minutes daily. I’m a much nicer person because of this ritual, and I haven’t murdered my husband yet, which was definitely on the table before Michael came in to our lives!😃 Blessings! 🙏🏻 Jesse.🌹
My little brother says no all the time! It’s so funny he’s 18 months and it’s so cute 🤣 and Micheal is so funnyand what he says is so true as well 🤣😂🤣😂
My daughter Sarah wants to see you in a live performance. She has tried for almost 5 years. You are too popular. She is now going to Montana in the states because her husband is in the military. Thank you for being so funny and I myself have had a wonderful time watching you. The Dentist is the funniest thing I have ever seen. I told my son who lives in Colorado to watch it. He enjoyed it as much as I did.
I always use the nato phonetics when trying to spell something on the phone like my surname or postcode, I was never in the army or police I just learned it for some reason =P
We in the Travel industry in Canada use the phonetic alphabet over the phone to prevent mistakes in passenger names as it is so important it be exactly the same as the name on their passports. But when we speak to USA suppliers they often do not know it. Same as they rarely know the 24 hour clock.
Nick Winz it’s actually pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis not koniosis. Lol sorry I’m just a dumb 12 yr old that somehow knows how to spell the longest word in the English dictionary...
I love you so much @Michael McIntyre!!! You are truly a gifted and amazing comedian and help to amazingly lift the vibration of this wonderful blessed world even higher… Thank you so very much for helping to brighten my life, Dude! And thank you to everybody involved in sharing this video with all of us! God bless everybody and everything everywhere joyfully, peacefully, funly, deliciously & cleanly! Woo hoo! Thank you very much Mother/Father God/Universe! 🙏💡😇⚓️🍀🪴✨🎉🦀🍶🙂🎂🇺🇸☮️🌟💚💐🌈👍🏽💖😜👌🦤🎈🦾🏍👏 much respectful love to all from Texas! 🇨🇱✨🎉
One of my todlers would jump up and down and excitedly shout "fuck! Fuck!" I worried people would think he had be raised realy badly so I would have to correct him so as everyone could hear "yes darling, its a big truck!"
My father used to say "You spend the first 2 years of your child's life to teach them to walk and talk... and then the rest of their lives wishing they would just sit down and shut up" also, I work in customer service and what makes me laugh is when I "N like Nancy?" and I get "No, N like November" as a response
LOL "He's French!!!!" Canadian here, when we told our two children that we were going to have another baby, our 4 yr old asked, "Will it have a British accent like Nana and Grandad?" LOL
Michael... looking for a word to use when verbally clarifying an alphabet letter can be even better if you quote from this book: "P Is for Pterodactyl". The book is subtitled: "The Worst Alphabet Book Ever". I await a new video... heehee! I am SO glad I happened to find your videos! You're hilarious!
As a non-native English speaker living in the UK for a while I can say, that the phonetic alphabet is the first thing that you will learn to use, if you are willing to learn the language at all or to integrate, because you'll have to spell soooo many things about yourself, or just because the pronunciation is not on point.;))
I'm an American secretary, and speak with many different nationalities bearing many different accents over the phone. One of my favorite types of people to speak with is the person who has a heavy accent, but they KNOW that and they spell everything phonetically! Although I'm pretty good with accents now, and never want to embarrass anyone, it can be a huge help.
My sister started babbling and forming words from a few months old. I didn’t speak until I was two years old. And then I just spoke full sentences. So yeah, everyone is different.
Dude, babies escalate from 0 to Genius in like a friggn year. Meanwhile, I'm over here fumbling with a USB drive, still trying to figure out how to fit it into its stupid port.
I actually thought the same thing about Xylophone until 2 weeks ago when we were at the music lessons and the first thing they pulled out was a Xylophone 🙈. Love the "G" for Gnome. That goes well with the "K" for knife and "I" for king 🤓.
