Updates on Mr. J.'s vocabulary

Mr. J. has quite a few words.

ABC (sometimes "abyss")
aboyji (EFG?)
(Mr. J. won't say "D")

aba aba (open)

ahwa (water)
aldume (all done - also used for "finished", "turn off the turtle night light")

amana (Amanda?)

ba (bus)

babwe (baby)
baby

boo (when he plays peek-a-boo)

book, bookuh (books, DVDs) 

boon (spoon)

bubble (bubbles or bellybutton)

bye-bye (he wants to go bye bye)

daji (daddy, ducky, doggy)
dar (star)

doe (toe)

dor (door, sometimes means close)

dool (school)
elmo (Elmo)

ernie (Ernie)

fishi (fish)

hi

jiji (cheerios, keys)

ka ka (car or I want to play in the driver's seat); bakaka (?)

maya (Maya)

mine

mommy (sometimes minemy, mommya)

moo (moon or moo)
mor (more)

nana (banana - although he doesn't eat banana)

nainai (milk)

no

oushy (outside)

owee

peepee

raya (rice)

stee (breadstick)

ubydown (up-side-down)
uhoh
upuh-byebye (pick me up and take me somewhere)
wowo (yogurt)

yay (when clapping)

yeah

Mr. J. sometimes repeats after his dada and mama and saya "aya", "neigh", "ba (sheep sound)", "woof", "moo", "park", etc.  When told to "say please", Mr. J. says "pea".