Lots of "cute" ayu language abound. And since it's a headache to think up cute English equivalents, I'm leaving them in their original Japanese form, with supplementary explanations like this:
ayu language - original - English meaning
Tadaimanbo - tadaima - I'm home
Oyapumipuu - oyasumi - Good night
Urepi - ureshii - Happy
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Tadaimanbo.
24 May 2010. 12:24am
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*1 Inside joke between ayu and Max Matsuura. Both of them use the word matsuki (松木), which literally means pine forest, to describe sleep/going to bed.