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This is mind boggling 🧐🧐

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Terrhistopheles11 months ago

The pronunciation of Colomelon. 💀

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vanilla mace 🐾11 months ago

Coco what now?

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Gojira11 months ago

Fake. How did he pick up the language? He would have had to be exposed to it, in order to learn it.

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Disgrace11 months ago

This is actually sad, that child spend more time watching his iPad and learned a whole language there, while not learning English from his living, breathing mom whom he lives with? This is only telling me the iPad spend more time talking to her son than she did.

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elle11 months ago

coco mulan ?

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𓆩eden𓆪11 months ago

coco milan, coco chanel

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Nino Brown Jr. 👨🏾‍🍳11 months ago

Ai not even that good right now & it got people believing whatever 😂 we are fucked when ai gets good

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🍋𝐋𝐄𝐍𝐀𝐘𝐄 𝐇𝐄𝐀𝐕𝐄𝐍⚔️💙11 months ago

This is so sweet baby boy he learned Japanese on his own how intelligent most children who are very intelligent it takes them years to talk. I didn’t start fluently talking till I was four when I started kindergarten. I graduated high school at 17 so yes, there are no boundaries of what a child can learn, and the possibilities of their future are endless.

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nunya bidnezus11 months ago

Kids pick up whats around. This pretty much means the kid interacted with youtube more than the mom, which is actually wuite sad

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Бенедикт11 months ago

This is only possible if you don’t stay with your kids more than they do with their iPads or devices. Kids learn languages really fast because they spent most of their time getting inputs and don’t have to worry about life at all.

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Droopy Jowls🇺🇸11 months ago

This kid is a 'savant' A person with a developmental disorder, like autism, who also displays extraordinary ability or talent in a specific area, such as music, art, mathematics, or memory, that is significantly above the average person's skill level.

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Su🅿️er Drewski11 months ago

There’s no way this is true

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Earth 🌎 ☀️11 months ago

No!!! This is raising your kid through IPAD

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Bramy | Designer11 months ago

Heavily glitch 😂 Angel wey suppose disburse language been don sly

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L A Johnson11 months ago

CocoMilan. AI.

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Abesh11 months ago

CoCo Milan is such a cute name lol 😂

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DBDonBoogie11 months ago

Na that just means that tablet got more hours teaching him than humans do lol tf?! 😂 Common sense says the more time u spend doing something the more u learn. He was ducked off watching Japanese videos. He plays by himself too cuz a parent would turn it to something English

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Classic Jones prdcr11 months ago

I believe it. My nephew is Autistic and taught himself how to read by the age of 2 or 3. He’s 4 now and has been reading at a high level for a while now. They are really intelligent.

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Tam-A-ra11 months ago

Watching too much Naruto lol … those Japanese cartoons have a stronghold on the youth! 😩

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🍒🍀 Luigi➕🔝11 months ago

Wait what language was her mother speaking to him all these years

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CommanderNChief11 months ago

Yall are fucking idiots!!!! Oh my bad if it’s on the internet it must be true

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Victor Richman11 months ago

One of the greatest superpowers you can hand your child is not money, not land, not even connections. It’s tongues. Every new language you teach them is a secret door you nail permanently open in their brain. While others see a wall, they see a party happening on the other side. While others hear noise, they hear grandmothers telling jokes, lovers arguing, traders haggling, pastors praying, children singing. While others are locked out of half the world’s books, songs, memes, and opportunities, your child just walks in like they own the place. Give a child English only → they survive Nigeria. Give them English + Yoruba/Igbo/Hausa → they belong to Nigeria. Add French → West Africa opens its arms. Add Arabic → the gates of the North and the Middle East swing wide. Add Mandarin → tomorrow’s economy bows. Add Spanish → another billion people become cousins. Each language is a new personality they can wear, a new set of eyes they can borrow, a new heart they can feel with. Money finishes. Land can be seized. But once a tongue is alive in a child’s mouth, no government, no recession, no betrayal can ever take it away. Teach them many tongues while their brains are still soft and greedy for sounds. It is quiet inheritance: no lawyer, no will, no family meeting can fight over it. Years later, when your child speaks to a stranger in Tokyo or Dakar or Bogotá and the stranger’s face lights up like they just met family, they will remember you. That moment is compound interest on every bedtime story you read in a “funny” accent, every market woman you forced them to greet, every cartoon you refused to dub. The gift is not the languages. The gift is the number of times the world will feel like home to them instead of a foreign country. Start tonight. One new greeting. One new song. One new “I love you.” Watch how big their future gets.

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Flagitious. 📸11 months ago

Mind boggling or fake?

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Enigmatic Gale11 months ago

Issekai or some shit???

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sanJay 🇨🇦 ✝️11 months ago

@grok is this factual?

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▪️♠️KillaKandyKryptonite♠️▪️11 months ago

The kid I used to watch who had autism would watch videos in Russian a lot and he was Spanish and native, And also he learned how to read and write on his own.

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Mon🇺🇸🇺🇸11 months ago

I’ve heard other moms share this. My non verbal autistic son knows some foreign phrases that he spells on his aac device.

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Vasanth11 months ago

So many people salty here that a baby could learn better than them

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Rich(BlueCheck) 🇺🇸11 months ago

They be geniuses in they own lil way just gotta find it and unlock it

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ᴅɪᴠᴍᴏɴᴅꜱ🪬11 months ago

Sombody lying

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Deadpull11 months ago

Coco melon?

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Dewdrop11 months ago

You got a little Black Nikimoto. Beautiful stuff ❤️❤️

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