Ah, nothing like developing language skills in a toddler. I'm guessing that Corbin's word count is fastly approaching 100. We counted fifty about a month ago, and he's been learning a lot since then.
His pronunciation still needs some work.
He likes frogs and was quite happy when he was able to say frog. Every time he sees a frog, he goes "Frog frog frog frog..." while pointing at whatever it is he thinks is a picture of a frog (could be a frog, or lizard, or dinosuar).
He has trouble with the r sound. Doesn't come through at all actually.
And the o sound in frog comes through often as a merging of an o sound and a u sound.
And if you listen very closely, then the g actually kind of sounds like a g, but for the most part, it ends up sounding like a c.
He does the f sound flawlessly.
So, every time he sees a frog he gets all excited and starts saying fuc fuc fuc fuc fuc...
It's probably good we don't have company all that often.