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Hi Randall,
ReplyDeleteYes there are some specific sounds for some animals in each country, for example, in many Latinoamerican countries as Colombia, some animal sounds become as follow:
The dogs barking is known as a GUAU GUAU.
The cats sound is known as MIAU MIAU.
The cows sounds is MUUU MUUU.
The porky sounds is OI OI.
The little chiken sound is PIO PIO.
And some wolfs sounds as AUUUUUUU.
That's all for now bye!
Juan Carlos R.
Colombia
Dear.Randall
ReplyDeletethe animal sounds were sometimes same, sometimes different.
For example, in south korea
the dogs barking is known as a meng meng.
the cats sound is known as a miau miau
the cows sound is known as a muu muu.
That's my comment for your topic.
see ya!
Yujin.lee
in South korea.
yes i do agree there are some specific sounds made by animals in some languages which at times become the identity of an animal.For instance in Urdu which is most commonly speaking language in some of the Asian countries says that a donkey sounds like dhainchoon dhainchoon,dog sounds like bhaoo bhaoo a rat sounds like cheen cheen and a crow sounds like qain qain .These sounds although are different from any other country but the most different for any outsider entring in Asia is I believe the sound of donkey which nodoubt sounds little wierd.
ReplyDeleteIn Egypt, turkey sounds "Koko kokoooo"
ReplyDeletedog sounds "haw haw"
Hi Randal, I'm from Indonesia
ReplyDeletewell, there's little differences of animal sounds in here...
the dog barking is known as GUG GUG GUG
the cats sounds is known as MEONG MEONG MEONG
the cows sounds is known as MOO MOO MOO
then the ducks sound is known as KWEK KWEK KWEK